Upgrading to Developer Suite 10g R2

Hi all
We currently have Developer suite 10g R1 (9.04) (Designer 10g R1 b virtue). We wanted to upgrade forms and reports to 10gR2. when we tried to install Developer suite. I have an option to install JDeveloper or the entire developer suite. This forces me to upgrade developer suite too. Unffortunately my case repository is at a lower version and I cannot upgrade designer.
Can I Install forms and reports components of developer suite only.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Rgds
Arvind Balaraman

May I ask you what version of the database you connected to with Forms 10g Rel. 1 (9.0.4)?
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