Configuring BI java

Hi all,
Where do you configure BI java, what are the steps involved in it? I am little bit confused about this whether i have to do it in BI or in portal? While installing i came across this question In which server i have to select BI java as application component?

Hi,
If you are running on Netweaver 2004S > SPS12 ..... Check in CTC ( Central Technical Configuration ) in Netweaver Adminstrator. It does all the confinguration steps automatically.
check this link ...
/people/boris.zarske/blog/2007/08/16/new-version-of-configuration-wizard-with-sap-netweaver-70-sps-13
Thanks,
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