BOE XI 3.1 jdk version

<h4> Hi,
Is JDK1.6 supported for BOE XI 3.1 application server?
According to platform requirements for linux (page 7) it seems that Tomcat 5.5 , jdk 1.5.0_xx is supported.
Of course in the same document there's also written: </h4>
Application Server Incremental Release Support Policy
Specified application servers versions have been successfully tested by Business Objects. Incremental releases of the specified versions defined by the last number in the application server name will be supported as they are made available, but may not have been tested by Business Objects. Exceptions in support will be documented.
JDK Version Support Policy
JDK major versions are specified to ensure the use of correct version when there are multiple choices provided
by the vendor. Business Objects tests and supports any _xx release installed with a given application server.
<h4>
So must I assume that Tomcat 6 and jdk 1.6.0_xx is supported?
Thanks,
Fabbio
</h4>
Edited by: fabbio on Sep 14, 2009 6:17 PM

With service pack 2 tomcat 6.0 is now supported but you will need to add it as 5.5 still comes packaged with the product. JDK 1.6 was not tested with tomcat per the [supported platforms for XI 3.1 SP2|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/402db6eb-845d-2c10-a38c-aafde85ec769&overridelayout=true]
If using other web/apps that support 1.6 (weblogic or websphere) then 1.6 can be used.
Regards,
Tim

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