Installing JRE for J2SE application on fanless linux mini pc.

Good afteroon.
I want install a JRE for J2SE application on mini pc fanless .It is possible?
What about hardware settings,performance of this mini pc?
Bye.

Was wondering this myself. Cannot find a class path on ubuntu. if there is one at all.

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