Problem:

        The problem is two fold:

        1) There has been a low level of background requests to be able
           to easily execute the most advanced JVM on the system. Entities
           with this desire are our greatest friends because the believe
           in our ability to be backward compatable (or they just never
           thought about it). However, mostly this seems to be a desire
           to have equivalent behavior between Solaris and Windows.
           
        2) Internal utilization of the the Multiple JRE mechanism has been
           slowed because a well known name to an initial mJRE enabled
           java launcher isn't available.

        Note that although JES hasn't directly requested this, this offers
        a solution to one of their installation difficulties. JDS will
        probably run into the same difficulty (they've just restricted
        their release compatibility matrix so much at the moment, that
        they haven't realized the problem yet).