Netweaver 04 on Windows 2003 x64 (amd64)

Hi all,
Can anybody tells me where I can find the corresponding Installation Master Software and the SAP Kernel 6.40 Unicode for installation on Windows 2003 x64 (amd64).
I can not find it on the SAP Marketplace myself.
On the PAM (Product Avalability Matrix) the software should be available but I can not find it.
Please help. It becomes very urgent.
Kind Regards
Paul VAn Daele
[email protected]

Hi Paul,
Normally you should find it on the following path:
(http://service.sap.com/swdc)
Download => Installations and Upgrades => Entry by Application Group => SAP NetWeaver => SAP NETWEAVER => SAP NETWEAVER 04 => Installation and Upgrade => Windows Server => <your DB>.....
Installation Master MS SQL (for example) for the Windows X64 is a CD named 51031282...
Hope you can find the one you are looking for....
Regards
Rolf
Ps.: If you can't see or find the right CD/DVD's it could also point to missing authorization on the Marketplace...

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JRockit 1.4.2_14 (R27.3) 32 bit
2 JVMs pr. machine with approx. 2.5-3.5 GB HEAP each
BEA Platform 8.1 SP6
The servers will primarily execute web service calls (jws type). Also some WLI processes will run here.
We have noticed that web service processing (parsing) constructs a lot of objects.
And now to my question:
Are there any JVM settings you would recommend or is out-of-the-box settings sufficient? Specifically in a scenario where a lot of object creation occurs.

SAP Netweaver Download for windows 7 x64 bit

Hi,
I want to download SAP Netweaver for Windows 7 x64 bit. Can anyone give me a link or if someone has the software and can attach it here.
Thanks in advance.
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Arpit

Hi Arpit,
Goto-> service market place->Click on software downloads->click on Installations and Upgrades-> click on Browse our Download Catalog->SAP NetWeaver and complementary products->SAP NetWeaver->depending on your Netweaver version select it->Installation and Upgrade->Microsoft Windows->Select your Db and download.
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Chandu

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