Can Java SE run in a Window PE (Preinstallation Environment)

Hi there,
Can Java SE run in a Window PE (Preinstallation Environment).
Thank you for all your help....

One simple reason is that ME has a lot less core classes than SE. So there is a big possibility that you use something that will not be available on the ME.

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'''Anonymous'''
Please post a separate question. Thank you. https://support.mozilla.com/tiki-ask_a_question.php?locale=en-US&forumId=1
'''chris'''
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