How to install JDeveloper on RH AS 2.1

Hi there,
I'm trying to install JDeveloper oracle_jdeveloper-9.0.3-1.i386.rpm on RH AS 2.1. However, it appears that install requires 200+ MB on / filesystem. I only have 50+ MB on /. Is it possible to install it in different directory?

Thanks for prompt reply.
Where can I get tar.gz file? I only see the zip file and the rpm file on the download page.

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