Is it possible to install dsee7 into a solaris 10 sparse zone?

hello all,
i'm trying to install DSEE7 on a Sun T2000 (solaris 10 sparc) into a zone.
The following command never returns:
ldap1-root% /local/dsee7/bin/dsccsetup status
DSCC Agent is not registered in Cacao
DSCC Registry has not been created yet
ldap1-root% /local/dsee7/bin/dsccsetup cacao-reg
Configuring Cacao...
In the official doc 820-4807, p29, they begin to pre-configure DSCC (page 29), but they don't say if this is mandatory to have DSCC agent running? and what happens if i install DSCC Application server on a different machine?
Thanks in advance for help,
gerard

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