Standard or International version of JRE?

Hello!
Is there any way of identifying whehther I'm using the standard or International version of JRE?
I know this question has been asked before but no one has answered has far as I can see.
Regards Calle

Thanks, I thought about doing something like that to force an exception, I think it might be abit crude.
Nowbody out there that know of any other way to do this?
I'm making an applet that use an encoding that doesn't exits in the standard version, I would like to tell the user that they have to install the java plugin with international support.
/ Calle

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