Compiling code using an older version of the java compiler

I'm trying to make some very simple applets. I thought I compiled them using the command prompt: javac -source 1.1 *.java

However now the same computer does not recognize 1.1 as a valid source. It does recognize 1.2 as a valid source but I need a version before 1.2 as I can view the applets that I compiled previously in an older browser than I can the most recently compiled applets. is there any way to get a list of valid compiler versions? I've found some listings but they are usually talking about the Java Virtual machine, not the compiler, and the ones that I have found about the compiler don't work. Or where can I find links to download outdated compilers?

[684 byte] By [tkrenzera] at [2007-10-2 0:33:52]
# 1

The documentation for the javac tool (compiler) tells what values of -source and -target are valid for each version (it changes by version). Note that the libraries used for compiling should also match the source version.

Earlier versions of Java are archived at http://java.sun.com/products/archive/index.html

ChuckBinga at 2007-7-15 16:48:24 > top of Java-index,Developer Tools,Java Compiler...
# 2
Thanks, I guess I was using the -source command when I really needed the -target command. everything worked fine once I switched. Thank you
tkrenzera at 2007-7-15 16:48:24 > top of Java-index,Developer Tools,Java Compiler...