Internet Sales Framework - Required Components

Hi,
I would like to learn more about the Internet Sales framework. Could anybody tell me which would be a minimal configuration to be set up in order to run the framework? Which components are required: IPC, CRM...???
Would a laptop be sufficient to run the a minimal suite?
Thank's in advance for any comments and regards,
Heiko Nolte

Hello,
You need to set up an 6.20/6.30 J2EE Engine on your local laptop and deploy Internet Sales (e.g. b2b or b2c). You can then connect either to R/3 (ISA for R/3) or to CRM. Without R/3 or CRM you will hardly be able to do much in the web shop. Connecting to R/3 has the advantage that you do not need to install TREX. You can run ISA without IPC in both cases.
Regards Marek

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