Sprint Wireless Toolkit Help / Newest J2SE SDK?

I'm using the Sprint Wireless Toolkit but when ever I try to 'package' anything, which I guess is compiling it, it tells me that I need J2SE SDK version 1.6 or newer. I thought I had the newest version, but just to be safe, could someone please point me in the direction of the latest J2SE SDK download.
Thanks
Edited by: rmhughes on Feb 3, 2009 12:22 AM

just to clarify there are 2 types of Java --> The JRE (Java runtime environment) and JDK (java Development kit)
It's the JDK that you need to run the java compiler (javac). To make thinks easier, you can dlowload the whole package (URL above ^) when you try and install it will ask if you want to remove the Java already installed, click yes. (Take note on where you are installing the java files as you need it later. I didn't deploy mine using the default path, I deployed my java on the root of the C drive so the path of my java turned out to be c:\Java\bin) follow the steps, next next next click click click.... by the end you should have JRE and JDK installed.
Then you need to set the path of javac, to do this...
->open up CMD
type the following --> set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Java\bin <--- The only thing you might have to change in this is the path. This is where the bin folder is where you installed the JDK.
then try javac Hello.java

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