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IBM Websphere Vs Oracle's Weblogic server
Can ODI run on IBM Websphere?
How feasible is it to shift ODI from Oracle Web logic to IBM Websphere?
What challenges , efforts required in ODI code to do so?
Please suggest.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Dinesh.

1. Well for your 1st question I believe you can.
2. I believe it will go fine because you just need one application server to deploy your ee agent.
3. I have never tried IBM websphere as an application sewrver in ODI but it shouldnt be that much completed as you are thinking. Better you do R&D in your local system. Also I am not sure about the issues you will face in future. ( for ex maple PermGen errors, issues in clustering etc)
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