Java for SUNOS4

Appreciate if anyone have info. on Java for SunOS4. Which version is available? Is there anything from third party?
Seems little info. from sun's web site.

Thanks for info. It seems the doc is dated 1996. Do you aware any new development since? For example, some statements in the doc on Linux are no longer absolutely accurate. Thanks.

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