HP Enterprise Integration Module for SAP - Windows Server 2008

Is there a download for the HP Enterprise Integration Module which will run on Windows Server 2008 for QC Version 10? HP Support has directed me to SAP Support for the Integration Versino 2.5 and above.

Hello John,
now I have a resolution.
I have deinstalled the MS SQL 2008 and install MS SQL 2005 plus SP2 at windows 2008 64bit VMware.
After reinstall HP Quality Center everything works fine.
( SQL 2008 is not official supported )
But there is another problem with the HP Enterprise Integration module 2.50 for SAP Solution Manager 7.0 EhP1,
the installer has a problem and does not work at windows 2008.
- this is a known HP problem and they should be published a newer version without the installer problem.
Today (april 6) I can't find an update, takes a while ... the "bad" version "setup_win.exe" has 132.327 kb.
you can only download the package from:
http://update.external.hp.com/qualitycenter/qc100/ent/enterprise_integration/index.html
you can find all add-ins at:
http://update.external.hp.com/qualitycenter/qc100/index.html
You should patch HP QC 10.00 with patch 10, see note 1329891 for details, takes 10 minutes or so.
With reards,
Michael

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