Can't install Java Enterprise 7 on Solaris x86

I am new to solaris and JES. I downloaded JES 7 and followed the document. However I got this error
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: JavaStudio
I googled and found that it was related to classpath/java_home. I don;t know how it is set up in solaris 10. but i can issue java and javac with no problem.. Any help is appreciated.
bc2002

Officially Java Studio Enterprise 7 is supported on the following platforms:
■ Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP1a
■ Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional SP4
■ Solaris� 9 OS Update 7 (x86)
■ Solaris� 8 OS Update 7 (UltraSPARC� III)
■ Solaris� 9 OS Update 7 (UltraSPARC� III)
And here is detailed instruction for Solaris:
http://docs.sun.com/source/817-7971/Sol_ideinstall.html

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