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J2se or J2se with Forte

 
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Hello, I am new kid in the house, just wanna know is anyone downloaded J2SE 1.4 with Forte bundle and worked with Tomcat 4.0. Any issue?
 
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OC4J crashes if used with 1.4
Also I get tools.javac.Main deprecated warning ?
 
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I used JDK1.4 standard edition beta 2 with Tomcat 4.0.1 with no problem so far. So don worry, jdk1.4 is doing very good....
But now my choice is Forte as i have just joined a firm as a programmer where NotePad/TextPad is not enough. But still TextPad has gr8 apeals to us here.
 
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