Sun Java Version Mgmt, Which Version, Deployment Methods

All,
We are preparing to deploy the Enterprise Portal NW04s (7.0). We've realized that we have many different versions of Sun/Microsoft Java deployed around the organization. I'm looking for advice around a few questions.
1. Which version of Sun Java should we standardize on? We're assuming the latest which is 1.6.0_03.
2. How have other organizations deployed this? Batch scripts, logon scripts?? We do NOT have SMS or other deployment tools.
3. Is there a way to auto detect when launching the portal if someone has the right java JRE and if not to prompt them for an upgrade?
Thanks very much, any assistance is appreciated.
Ethan Hill
Greene Tweed & Co.

JVM of end users should not create trouble. Any JVM should do good in most cases. For portal users, browser version matters the most.
The best place to find the information you need is the platform availability matrix.
https://websmp202.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000651812&
Regards,
Prasanna Krishnamurthy

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