MI client on local PC

Hello guys,
I'm a very new MI user and I have a trouble. I would like to install MI client on my local PC and I don't know how to do it. I have downloaded MI25SP16_0-10002889 file from SAP Market Place. I can see two .jar files (JSP and AWT) in the installer folders. How can I install them?
Thanks all.

Hi,
you just downloaded a delta to upgrade from a lower sp to SP 16.
SAP also ships full builds of the client. PLease refer to the following forum thread (4th message):
Re: MI2.5 SP16 full version
It describes how to download the latest Fullbuild.
Current SP for NW04 is SP18.
Rgds THomas

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