Oracle 9i without iAS?

In the FAQ of Reports 9i it is said, that Reports 9i can be used
with other application servers (instead of iAS) as well. What's
the requirement for that? Is a servlet engine enough, i.e. will
Tomcat do?
Do you have any information about the technical architecture of
Reports Services? Is it really 100% pure Java? Is it sufficient
to run it on a Sun JRE (when renouncing the client servlet)?

Sorry, subject should certainly read Reports 9i (not Oracle 9i).

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