Difference between BOXI 3.0 and 3.1 ?

Hi Friends,
We are in the process of upgrading BOXIR2 to BOXI3.0. We had already dowloaded the software, but I recently found that there is another updated version BOXI3.1.
Can anybody explain what is the difference between BOXI 3.0&3.1, and we need the version which supports both Java and .NET.
And one more question, does BO support Virtual Machine Installation?
Thanks
Bob.

The newer version has .net infoview(3.1) Provided you do a fresh installation of 3.1.
If you upgrade the old 3.0 version throgh the service pack then .net infoview will not be available.
I am not sure about support for virtual machines.
Regards
Kultar

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