J2EE & J2SE on Darwin

Hi. I'm new to the java technology and I'm a user of the Mac platform running Darwin.
Does J2EE/J2SE run on Darwin? As I want to learn development on this, but don't want to install Linux on the Mac.
Thanks!

OS X comes with 1.4.1 nowadays. I don't know whether
it relies solely on Darwin.Do you mean os x comes with J2EE 1.4 installed? The only development platform availabe are from Oracle or Apache Software Foundation, but I'm not sure that you can run a J2EE application server on os x?
txs

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