websphere - Where can I find a particular version of the IBM JDK/JRE for Windows? -

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i'm trying rather jdk-sensitive piece of oracle software working websphere, , need find particular versions of ibm jdk try. problem ibm doesn't make these readily available sun/oracle theirs, , versions i've been able hands on haven't worked 1 reason or another.

specifically, need 1 of:
ibm java 5 sr9 windows (ideal)
ibm java 5 sr2 windows
ibm java 5 sr10 windows

how these directly ibm? company has support contract websphere, , have 1 of our websphere engineers download if can tell them go.

if there's no direct download, free products ibm jdks scavenge old version from?

i don't know if still true(but true in past), here story.

due java license restrictions earlier, jdk cannot provided alone vendors ibm.

i unable pull info ibm site @ moment pretty these license restrictions in past.

here post gentleman in space: : http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/thread.jspa?messageid=14514070

unfortunately can hold of jdk part of ibm product (say, websphere or rational product) purchased. our licensing agreement sun/oracle forbids providing direct downloads of ibm jdk on platforms oracle/sun support (namely windows , linux). if @ java downloads section of developerworks website, you'll find sdks aix, z/os , linux on system p/z, since ibm owned platforms oracle doesn't support.

since jdk shipped along websphere/rational/tivoli products, can use if have 1 of them deployed(though may have sr8 fp1, unless install latest fix packs products).


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