BOBJ Edge BI 3.1 SP2 - installation Problem

Hello everybody,
after installation of BOBJ Edge BI 3.1 SP2 (Windows Server) for Server Components the BO Central Management Console is not working. The logon is not possible. There comes the error message:
HTTP Status 404 - /PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logo
type Status report
message /PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon.do
description The reguested resource
(/PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon.do) is not available.
the Option: "Automatically Re-Deploy Web Applications?" was activated while installinf the SP2
What shold I do to get access to CMC?
Thanks in advance for any help!
regards,
Agi

Hi Stratos,
Yes to both questions.
Tomcat 5.5.20, SAP INT KIT 3.1
We already have a BO System 3.1 with FP1.2 running. There was no problem with the FP1.2 (except the duration of the install process)
Now we install SP2 directly on top of another EDGE 3.1 system but as you can see the web apps doesnu2019t work
Is there someone out there using EDGE 3.1 SP2 already?
Any respond will be greatly appreciated
Regards
Agi

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-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Bertrand FOVEZ [mailto:[email protected]]
Bereitgestellt: Dienstag, 12. Juni 2001 13:32
Bereitgestellt in: install
Unterhaltung: German localization of SP2 Installer - I want my
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Betreff: Re: German localization of SP2 Installer - I want my
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