ADS for Java implenation

Hi
Is it possible to run ADS (adobe forms) services from external SAP portal with Java and connect to another SAP instance without Java stack inastallation.
Reason: I need print adobe forms on my non Java SAP instance.

Hi,
I don't really know if I understood your question but I can tell you that we print Adobe Forms from SAP ECC6 (abap only) using ADS running in a SAP portal EP 7.0.
Regards,
Olivier

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    com.sap.ip.bi.webapplications.pageexport.PageExportRenderingRootNode PageExportRenderingRootNode_0001#

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