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We have an application written with Java 1.4.2 and deployed on Websphere 5.1.0. We would like to upgrade our Java to version 5 but I am not sure this is possible with this version of Websphere. Does anyone know or know where I can find this info?
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Websphere 6.1 supports Java 5.0, according to this article.
 
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Upgrading the Java version to 5 on WebSphere version 5 is not a supported configuration, and I would imagine it would cause all sorts of problems.

Don't do it. You'd have to wait until 6.1 is in your short-term upgrade path.

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