Is it possible to install SAP PI7.0 on LINUX -FEDORA CORE 8 OS?

Hi all,
I have LINUX - Fedora core 8 OS, is it possible to install SAP PI 7.0 on this flavor of linux.
If any one has already done the same, please guide me with the hardware and software requirements like (DB, JDK, etc).
Any help would be appreciated and rewarded.
Thanks,
Younus

Hi,
Sure. you can able to install PI7.0 with Linux.
The complete documentations are available in Service Market Place.
Check this URL:
https://websmp210.sap-ag.de/
Thanks,
Boopathi

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CJS-30145 Error when loading exchange profile. DIAGNOSIS: Check java.log and sapinst_dev.log for details. SOLUTION: Verify the connection to the J2EE engine.
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I do not have knowledge in the field of CITRIX metaframe, i'm only can advise you read about the
"Application Isolation Environment" (AIE) --> For example read in http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX109664
. May be it's help you. The best way update your 640 version. Regards.

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