Jps without installing JDK

Hi,
We have JRE installed environment. We want to use jps tool on this setup.
Is there a way to use jps tool without installing JDK?
Can we take jps and relevant jars from JDK installed environment and redistribute ?Is it allowed?
Thanks
Ank

JPS has nothing to do with the database, so apparently you're in the wrong forum.

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