Java and Oracle support for Solaris 10?

Hi
Does anybody know when Oracle plans to support Solaris 10?
We plan to purchase a Opteron server and would like to use Oracle.
We also plan to use Sun Java AppServer Platform Edition. Any idea when that will support Solaris 10?
Am I correct in assuming that Solaris x86 will run fine on an Opteron system.
thanks in advance

Oracle support Solaris 10 x86 but I doubt it's native 64 bits. The App. server is supported just go to Sun's site. The short answer is that Oracle and the App. server should both work but not necessarily in 64 bit mode.
As for the Opteron system, you should check the HCL.

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