Sun One / Win ME / Mandrake Linux

Okay, this is driving me nuts. I am running Windows ME on one partition on my box. I used to have forte installed a while ago, btu for some reason I got rid of it. Now I am doing something that I would like to use it as a resource for and I come to find out it is Sun One now. SO I dl it and I go to install and teh installer freezes while looking for J2SDK. So I uninstalled J2SDK and dl the most recent version and reinstalled it. Still does the same thing.
So here is my question: realizing that Sun one is not particularly supported on ME, is that what is causing the install to freeze? If not, do you know what the problem might be? And if Forte installed, why oh why wouldn't Sun One.
If ME is the problem, I have Mandrake Linux on another partition (Yeah, I'd love Red Hat, but it was free and I am broke, so it seemed like a good idea) and it seems that only Red hat is supported. Should I bother downloading and trying to install on Mandrake (I use KDE btw)?

Hi,
I'm running on Mandrake 9.0 without any problems.
There is one anoying issue and thet is that the icons deliverd is in .ico format and I can't figure out how to use them on KDE 3.0
regards birger....
Okay, this is driving me nuts. I am running Windows ME
on one partition on my box. I used to have forte
installed a while ago, btu for some reason I got rid
of it. Now I am doing something that I would like to
use it as a resource for and I come to find out it is
Sun One now. SO I dl it and I go to install and teh
installer freezes while looking for J2SDK. So I
uninstalled J2SDK and dl the most recent version and
reinstalled it. Still does the same thing.
So here is my question: realizing that Sun one is not
particularly supported on ME, is that what is causing
the install to freeze? If not, do you know what the
problem might be? And if Forte installed, why oh why
wouldn't Sun One.
If ME is the problem, I have Mandrake Linux on another
partition (Yeah, I'd love Red Hat, but it was free and
I am broke, so it seemed like a good idea) and it
seems that only Red hat is supported. Should I bother
downloading and trying to install on Mandrake (I use
KDE btw)?

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Current/Peak/Limit Queue Length 0/1/4096
Total Connections Queued 126
Average Queue Length (1, 5, 15 minutes) 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
Average Queueing Delay 0.02 milliseconds
ListenSocket ls1:
Address http://10.178.132.7:8080
Acceptor Threads 8
Default Virtual Server https-guruweb01
KeepAliveInfo:
KeepAliveCount 2/64
KeepAliveHits 1083
KeepAliveFlushes 0
KeepAliveRefusals 0
KeepAliveTimeouts 11
KeepAliveTimeout 360 seconds
SessionCreationInfo:
Active Sessions 2
Keep-Alive Sessions 1
Total Sessions Created 48/256
CacheInfo:
enabled yes
CacheEntries 110/1024
Hit Ratio 1912/2164 ( 88.35%)
Maximum Age 30
Native pools:
NativePool:
Idle/Peak/Limit 5/6/128
Work Queue Length/Peak/Limit 0/1/0
Server DNS cache disabled
Async DNS disabled
Performance Counters:
Average Total Percent
Total number of requests: 1213
Request processing time: 1.5520 1882.5520
default-bucket (Default bucket)
Number of Requests: 1213 (100.00%)
Number of Invocations: 15085 (100.00%)
Latency: 0.0002 0.2013 ( 0.01%)
Function Processing Time: 1.5518 1882.3507 ( 99.99%)
Total Response Time: 1.5520 1882.5520 (100.00%)
Sessions:
Process Status Function
4280 keep-alive
response service-dump
response service-j2ee
Thanks...

The JSP's are simply Hello World JSP's (however I created these type of JSP's for testing and they do respond slowly as well when these are multiple sessions).
These JSP functioned fine on iPlanet 6.0 SP1 (JDK 1.2.2) without any slow response on Win2K and inferior hardware.

Sun One / Win ME / Mandrake Linux

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