Introscope Manager on Server 2012

We are have solution manager 7.1 SP 8, we start to Install Wily Introscope Manager 9.1.5.
we are download the required files Wily_IS_EM15* for Windows X64.
we uncar files in folder Drive\usr\sap\CCM\apmintroscope.
Windows 2012
CA Wily Introscope OSGI 9.1.5.0
CA Wily Enterprise Manager 9 SP15
Extract CA Wily Enterprise Manager
Copy eula.txt into the extracted folder.
Accept the agreements in eula.txt and ca-eula.txt
Update the installer.properties file as necessary
Copy the CA Wily Introscope OSGI zip file into the extracted folder
Run the Introscope9.1.5.0windowsAMD64SAP.exe
We didn't find any run process for introscope.
Although we are install the same version on Server 2003&2008R2 and it's completely successfully.
Why this exe file didn't work on server 2012?

Hi Said,
Sorry, but can you clarify which server are you referring to as develop ABAP server ?
Is that a Managed system ?
Hope you are performing Introscope EM installation on Solution Manager host.
LM-Service component has to be checked in Solution Manager system (part of Solution Manager Java stack).
If you want to use Introscope EM 9.1.5.0, then please ensure that the LM-Service component has appropriate patch level as per SAP Note 1565954 - Introscope 9 Release Notes
Also, have you manually created the folder apmintroscope under E drive ?
Please check the Wily guide at below link if you want to customize the path for Wily EM installation, other than the default C:\usr\sap\ccms\apmintroscope.
http://service.sap.com/instguides -> Installation & Upgrade Guides -> SAP Components -> SAP Solution Manager -> Release 7.1 -> Installation -> Wily Introscope Setup Guide 9.*
Hope this helps.
Thanks & Regards,
Nisha

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