How to install OBIA 7.9.6.3 (bi apps) ?

Hi,
I need to install obia (bi apps) on windows.
but i am not getting how to install it because the environment which i am having is as follows....
1. RCU and OBIEE 11g on separate Linux server1(red-hart).
2. INFORMATICA 9.1 AND DAC 10.1.4.3.1 on separate Linux server2.
3. On WINDOWS 2008 i need to install OBIA 7.9.6.3.
so at installation time of obia we need to mention three location i.e.
BI Oracle Home Location
Oracle Instance Location
Domain Home Location
but these files are in Linux server.
so how can install OBIA 7.9.6.3 on windows .
if anybody knows plz help me on this.
REGARDS
ROOPESH SAHU

Hi Saurabh,
You can not install OBIA separatly,OBIA will install only on windows.
So for installing OBIA....you have to install OBIEE,after installing OBIEE install OBIA and give below locations of OBIEE.
BI Oracle Home Location
Oracle Instance Location
Domain Home Location
After installation you can find biapps folder in oraclebi home.
In your scenari, install obia in windows and copy that biapps folder seperatly.
After copying biapps folder, uninstall OBIEE and OBIA from windows 2008 and use that machine as client machine.
because we can't open rpd in linux machine.....
Hope it helps you...
Regards,
Naga

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