Installing 9iAS on Windows XP Pro

Hi folks,
is it possible to install 9iAS on Windows XP ?
which version ?
thanks,
Alexandre

Hi,
iAS Rel1 cannot be installed on Windows XP however Rel2 will be installable on Windows XP.
Thanks,
Mathew

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