JRE for NexentaOS (GNU/Solaris)

I'm using NexentaOS, a GNU environment on Solaris Kernel. Which JRE should I install, the one for Solaris or the one for Linux?

whichJRE = arch.equals("sparc") ? "solaris" : arch.equals("x86") ? "linux" : "�hit out of luck";

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