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I've just read the update release notes ( http://java.sun.com/javase/6/webnotes/6u14.html ) for the Java SE 6 Update 14 and I want to deploy it to our systems. I've never been real good at knowing just how to identify what version of Java a machine had. Because we're all Windows here, we usually look for products that are registered in Add / Remove Programs and that does the job for us. However, I'm not sure what the versioning should be for this update. Does anyone have the answer to this?

Yes, that looks like the best way to identify the verison. I just get confused about the various versions and how they may or may not be related. For example, in the release notes, they talk about the 6u14 baseline and they mention other related version numbers
Security Baseline
6u14 specifies the following security baselines for use with Java Plug-in technology: JRE Family Version Java SE
Security Baseline Java SE for Business
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5.0 1.5.0_18 1.5.0_18
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I guess my question should have been worded, what "numbers" should I be searching for in Add/Remove Programs? 6.0, 5.0, 1.5.x or 1.4x?

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