Is Solaris OS supported as a Oracle VM guest OS

Hi,
Is Solaris supported as Guest OS inside a Oracle VM ? Is there a way to do it now ? If this not supported are there any plans to do so in the future ?
-Thanks and Regards
Hemachandran

No, Solaris is not supported: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11081_01/doc/doc.21/e10900/toc.htm#CACJCBCE

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I created a page and its working fine. In another database when i create a page error occurs as
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Hi,
Refer to the thread...Non supported character set: oracle-character-set-46??? - pls help!
it has the solution for this...
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Hello,
I'm running Hello World example. Could you please help me to resolve "Non supported character set: oracle-character-set-46" error i got?!?!
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thnks,

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thanks for nothing!
Actually i resolved issue. But still i don't understand the problem and why solution i did worked out.
Here is the solution i hope that for somebody somehow it will be usefull:
1) open ... jdevbin\jdev\lib\ext\jrad\config\jrad.properties
2) and comment out both rows:
#JRAD.APPS_JDBC_LIB14={JRAD.APPS_LIBRT_DIR}/ojdbc14.jar;{JRAD.APPS_LIBRT_DIR}/nls_charset12.zip
#JRAD.APPS_JDBC_LIB13={JRAD.APPS_LIBRT_DIR}/classes12.jar;{JRAD.APPS_LIBRT_DIR}/nls_charset12.zip
3)closed jdeveloper and opened again
brgds.

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