OC4J and BC4J Runtime installation for Solaris (Unix)!

We have successfully installed, configured and deployed JSP/BC4J apps using OC4J and BC4J on Windows NT/2000. However, our production environment is Solaris.
We have installed OC4J on Solaris, with some difficulties. How/where is the installation process for the BC4J Runtime Installation? The download (bc4j-ojsp.zip) for this utility is Windows only.
Is there a method or process to install BC4J Runtime on Unix? If not, we are stuck.
We cannot use JServ (servlet limitations) and refuse to use OSE (to many issues).
Any guidance or assistance would be greatly appreciated...
JDeveloper 3.2.3
iAS 1.0.2.2
Solaris 8
JDK 1.2.2_08 (Unix)
Dean

Stephan,
I have located multiple "connections" files and will remove all but the default located in the OC4J classes directory. We have been developing with JDeveloper and it often created multiple connections files that appear when you "jar" project components.
We also installed JDK1.2.2_008 and are using this. However, when I use the classpath method of starting OC4J, I receive numerous errors. Using the jar method, everything works, with the exception of BC4J apps. I'll have to look into the errors more.
Thanks for the response. At least I know one other person (organization) is using this successfully. I hope to join the "success" crowd tomorrow!
Thanks again...
Dean

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