Best practice to install Bi-Java

Hi,
We are in the process of designing the system landscape for our client. We have installed NW04s usage type EP on one server. Now we need to decide on where to install the BI-Java usage type. So:
1. Is adding BI-Java on the existing EP usage type is recommended
2. What is the best practice:
a> EP and BI-Java on the same server
b> EP and BI-Java on separate servers
What are the pros and cons of each choice.

Hi,
When you install BI JAVA, it will have its own EP and AS JAVA usage types under it. You have no option with this as they are required to run BI JAVA (just like you have AS ABAP under the BI usage type).
The decisions you do have are:
1. Should BI JAVA be installed on the same server as the BI usage type? (this is your choice)
2. Should you use the EP usage type within the BI JAVA for your enterprise portal deployment or just keep it dedicated for BI usage only and use a separate EP usage type for your enterprise portal deployment. (most customers will do the latter option due to patching and upgrading options).
Please see the SAP NetWeaver 2004s master guide for more information. In addition we are updating the master guide with more information on this area. It should be published quite soon.
Cheers,
Mike.

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