Reduce number of JREs in Windows using Junction Points

I hate the mass of library redundancy under Windows by having multiple copies of JRE and I would like to reduce the number to only one. I want to keep only one JRE under Java directory, and delete the rest of the JREs and replace them with Junction Points referring to the single JRE under my system. That means I will replace the JRE under the JDK folder, and the JRE under the J2EE.

Are these JREs all the same? Will doing this cause any problem?

Please advise

Thanks

~Meitham

[509 byte] By [meithama] at [2007-11-27 7:54:25]
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I have not heard of using Junction Points to manage multiple versions ofJRE. I would not recommend it. Here's the info about multiple versionsof JRE: http://java.com/en/download/faq/5000070400.xml
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