dosen't seem to be available in debian stable, but i see it in my ubuntu 10.04.
last time i used it i needed to modify (couple of lines) to accommodate file name used by modern java versions. it works well as far as i can tell.
openjdk is a far more sustainable solution but we needed sun java for some proprietary crap that refused to run on java or tomcat from the repos.
dosen't seem to be available in debian stable, but i see it in my ubuntu 10.04.
last time i used it i needed to modify (couple of lines) to accommodate file name used by modern java versions. it works well as far as i can tell.
openjdk is a far more sustainable solution but we needed sun java for some proprietary crap that refused to run on java or tomcat from the repos.