Installation of BOBI.

Hi,
Our Company has decided to implement BOBI.
Currently we are on ERP6 EHP4 with Abab stack only.
Since BOBI will require the java stack but in EHP4 add-in installation is not possible.
So should we install a new system with abap + java stack upgrade to EHP4 then install BOBI.
I am confused ,whether we will have to the configuration again for system.( All data, zreports, interface)
Please advice how we can install BOBI on our current landscape.
Regards
Abhishek.

Hi,
While installating JAVA system ,will it be seperate ERP system with its own DB
NO its not an ERP system , its a j2ee engine only and will be accesible using web browser not SAP GUI.
has to be connected using JCO
If you want to setup connectivity between Java engine and ERP (Existing) , yes Jco can be used.
Will the sizing of this system(JAVA) be similar to ABAB stack ERP system.?
No its different , for sizing of java engine you can refer http://service.sap.com/sizing
As an Idea DB size will be between 10-20 GB only .
Regards,

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