Two Java versions on the same solaris box

Hi,
How can I set up two instances (SUN One 8.1 Application Server EE) to use two different JVM's - I would like one to use 1.4 & anothe to use 1.5?
This is on the same box (Solaris 10).
DO I set it in the JVM Options of the AS ?

You need to have 2 separate file-based installations or 1 packaged and 1 file-based to accomplish that. The way to point appserver 8.x to the JDK which does not come default with appserver installation is to modify AS_JAVA environment variable in appserver_root/config/asenv.conf.

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