I disagree - not that it really matters.
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Windows has very little in common with Unix and is quite unlikely to include anything derived from Unix code outside some tcp/ip utilities borrowed from BSD.
DOS was developed on XENIX and borrowed a lot of the underlying architecture.
Windows - up until NT - was completely layered on top of DOS 16 bit. The NT kernel continued some of UNIX-derived stuff. As WOW. I has all gone away with Windows 7.
And you are correct about JAVA_HOME. I though the OP had set it. The install seemed to be odd.
But. The point was that Solaris requires UNIX knowledge, windows requires almost no knowledge about what is going on behind the scenes. Windows power users are really well-advised to use cygwin or something like ubuntu, not Solaris, as a first time jaunt into UNIX.