CRM Mobile Sales 5.0 SP09?

Hi,
Does someone know something about following questions:
1. Has SAP scheduled a date on which SAP CRM 5.0 SP09 will be released?
2. Will Visual Studio 2005 be supported as of SP09 or will it still be VS 2003?
3. Will SP09 be a "service release" or an upgrade?
Thanks,
Sebastiaan.

Hi Sebastiaan
Just afaik:
1. No. If the tests are successful, the SP will get released
2. Major changes in supporting SW is usually linked to a release and not a SP. Therefore you would most probably need to wait for 7.0 (scheduled 01/08) until VS2005 will be supported.
3. Most probably it will be just a SP and not a SR.
Regards, Kai
EDIT: Support of VS2005

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Mateus,
antes de ir pra perguntas, só pra alinhar.
A SAP está com 2 diferentes estrategias para Mobile:
1) para microapps, backends apenas baseado em stack ABAP e empresas com plataforma móvel única, a recomendacao é o Gateway como plataforma de integracao mobile
2) para aplicacoes mission critical (incluindo processamento offline), baseado em multiplos backends (SAP, DBs, web services etc) e/ou com multiplos devices móveis, a recomendacao é utilizar um MEAP (mobile enterprise application platform), e o MEAP da SAP é o SUP (Sybase Unwired Platform).
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O Gateway sim, é focado em backends ABAP.
Já o SUP nao, vc pode usar para integrar quaisquer plataformas compativeis com padroes abertos como JDBC, SOAP & REST.
Espero ter ajudado.
Abs,
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which then can be moved to the devices via OTA or BES
I thought of that BES means BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
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Edited by: lakshman balanagu on Mar 21, 2011 2:20 PM
Edited by: lakshman balanagu on Mar 21, 2011 4:27 PM

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