Where is the java root in BI EE ?

hello every body.
I have changed the java version and install java 5.0 update 10, because I had problems with the update 15 one.
I want to make the change work with BI EE, but I forgot the file system of BI EE where the root of java is placed !!!
Can any one remember me ?
thanks

we can say the root in the file : server.xml
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Edited by: Tinkerbelle on Jul 24, 2008 1:46 AM

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sorry being stupid i do that sorry,
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