Wtk installation on suse 8.2

when try to install wtk on suse 8.2 i get the licence aggreement and then the message
uudecode : command not found
any ideas?

What is wtk?
And how does installing software (even if it was Java based) is something that relates to a "Advanced Language Topics" of Java?

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