MI Support for Non SAP Backend

hi all,
Theoritically,it is said, MI will support NON-SAP Backends.
But in our <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/cc489997-0901-0010-b3a3-c27a7208e20a#q-5-9">FAQs</a> i find the following,
<i>Can I use SAP Exchange Infrastructure for integrating MI with with non-SAP backends?
No, this is currently not supported (see release restriction note 717510).</i>
<b>If we are using SAP Business Connector, can we integrate non-sap Backend?</b>
So, As a consultant, what should our stand be if a client asks if we can integrate Non-SAP backends with MI 2.5?
Regards
Ak.

Hi Arunkumar,
Sorry, I cant make a closed statement that SAP does not support integration of MI with non SAP backend systems. The reason is this is a restriction because of some failed tests & also another reason is we are currently working on taking this restriction out.
So we will surely get back to u with a positive response very soon.
Regards,
Nameeta

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