EP 6.0 connection to CRM 2005

Dear Sirs,
I have some question about the consequences of an upgrade
to CRM 2005. Does anyone know how if this will affect the portal requirements?
We are currently running Enterprise Portal NW04 WAS 6.40 to connect to a CRM system 3.1.
We are also running an Internet shop (B2B, http://host:50000/b2b/b2b/init.do) on an ISA server in connection with CRM 3.1. We conntect to using the portal par, com.sap.pct.crm.customerPowerBuy.par, part of Business Package for CRM 3.1. The help pages describe this component; (in CRM 5.0) http://help.sap.com/saphelp_crm50/helpdata/en/8c/b4c1dde011654282734e30b81c4bd3/frameset.htm
Will we be able to use this par file to connect to the CRM 5.0 version of the Internet Shop? Or will we be able to back port the (the similar par file) in new business package to EP6.0?
Is there any other limitations connection EP6 to CRM 2005, e.g the low level communcication does not work, the system object is different.
Any experiences running EP6.0 with CRM 2005, would be highly interessting.
PS: I am aware of this thread /community [original link is broken]=110892&messageID=1235908#1235908 but I did not feel the answer gave enough details on why, and on my specific component.
Best regards,
Jørgen
Message was edited by: Jørgen Ruud

Thank you James,
but as you already see, I have included a link to this help page in my posting, and to the specific component in question.
Allthough the the master guide and upgrade guide states that EP NW2004s is a requirement the help page which I refer to (for the CRM 5.0) states the following.
Available for Portal (Release) SAP EP 6.0
I feel this is a big contradiction, and confuses me.
Extract of help page for compoent
Provider SAP
Application type Java iView
Application category Based on portal iView
Technical name Customer:com.sap.pct.crm.customerPowerBuy.ShopComponent
Channel Manager: com.sap.pct.crm.chm.isa.cma.shops
Available for Portal (Release) SAP EP 6.0
Data origin SAP CRM 4.0
Languages
Available in the business package languages
Support
Customer: CRM-PCC-CUS
Channel Manager: CRM-PCC-CHM
Visibility
This iView is visible in the Catalog and Shop Management workset in the channel manager role.
Message was edited by: Jørgen Ruud

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