Sun One on Linux 8

Hi all,
Please can any one tell me that Sun One Server can be installed on Linux 8.0 or not.
Actually I want to host ASP pages on Linux so someone told me to buy Sun One web server. Now I want to ask do I have to degrade to Linux 7.3 or Sun One wil work with Linux 8

I'm also using Redhat 8, I did have the web server started and running though I didn't do much testing on it yet. The only problem I had is it can't find libncurses.so.4. I check /usr/lib, there is a libncurses.so.5, so I did a link libncurses.so.4 to point at libncurses.so.5 and the installation worked.

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file type: 5
file id: 0
length: 1009
offset: 624320
file name: Verify.jar
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file name: instructions.txt
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file name: sunjre14.jvm
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file id: 6
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file id: 7
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file name: sunjre131.jvm
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file name: blackdownjdk131.jvm
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file id: 9
length: 418
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file name: blackdownjre131.jvm
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length: 433
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file name: blackdownjre13.jvm
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file id: 13
length: 461
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file name: ibmjdk13.jvm
file type: 1
file id: 14
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file name: ibmjre13.jvm
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Searching for Sun Microsystems Java Development Kit (JDK) 1.4.X for Linux in PATH variable using path hints
Searching for Sun Microsystems Java Development Kit (JDK) 1.4.X for Linux in PATH variable using platform specific JVM Path hints
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1739021872
Sun Microsystems Inc.
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on one partition on my box. I used to have forte
installed a while ago, btu for some reason I got rid
of it. Now I am doing something that I would like to
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*** start qoute
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