Java(TM) 2 SDK needed for Red Hat Enterprise 4

Hello List members,
I am installing open-xchange on my Red Hat Enterprise 4 box but getting error "no acceptable java compiler found - please install at least the Java(TM) 2 SDK."
JRE is installed in my system but even after a lot of research I am unable to find Java(TM) 2 SDK . Can anyone of you tell me where to download Java(TM) 2 SDK for Red Hat Enterprise 4. Its not in the SUN site as far as I know, I could be wrong.
Please help me.
Regards,
Vishal

I installed rhe4 and i have installed a lot of jsdk1.4.2-1.50 and later no any error and not collapsed java system but it has using GNOME consol avoid running system well you will changed GTK SYS.

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Please advise Migrating of OS from Solaris to Red Hat Enterprise Linux(RHE

Hi Experts,
We are in process of Upgrading EBS from 12.0.4 to 12.0.6 and Migrating of OS from Solaris to Red Hat Enterprise Linux(RHEL).
Current system Details: EBS Version: 12.0.4 DB Version: 10.2.0.3 OS Version : Solaris 10.
1. Do we need to upgrade first or Migrate the OS First? If so why? Please advise
2. What is the minimum database version to be upgraded for upgrading from 12.0.4 to 12.0.6 ? Please advise
3. When will the support for this version of upgraded database expires? Please advise
4. Minimum downtime required to upgrade the database, application and migrate the OS? Please advise
5. Documents to follow for Upgradation and Migration? Please advise
Regards
Mohammed. Abdul Muqeet

Including to What John Said you have to Refer for MOS notes Such as :
Application Tier Platform Migration with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 [ID 438086.1]

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