Installing Beehive on Solars x86

Hi,
I wonder if it is possible to install beehive on an x86 Solaris box. In particular I would like to install it into a zone. I understand this is currently unsupported, but is it possible?
Günther

Unfortunately, there is no Solaris x86 support for Beehive at this time. You can run the database for Beehive on Solaris x86 I believe, but the Beehive Application Tier needs to be run on Linux or Windows x86 or Solaris Sparc.
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