P6 V8.1.2 Compression Server - requirements

Hi,
Which version of weblogic needs installed for this to work. There were requirements for Sun JDK for the compression server application to be 32-bit, oracle client to be 32 bit.
Can we run the 64-bit weblogic and then change the application to run under 32bit jdk (also installed on the box) ?
Do we need to install the 32bit weblogic ?
Thanks!

Hi,
I've just been through this for r8.2 and i suspect the following will be the same for r8.1
We first tested deploying CS on a weblogic 10.3.5 install using a 64bit JDK for both the weblogic install and creating the domain - this failed to launch CS (error message was basically saying it couldn't run due to 64bit dll files)
We then tested deploying CS by installing the 32bit JDK and then creating a new domain using this JDK (weblogic itself was still a 64bit install).
This would allow us to deploy CS successfully, although when we came to creating it as a service it would always fail (back to the same error as trying it under all 64bit).
In the end we had to have a second installation of weblogic using the 32bit JDK (new middleware home location) and this worked both running it normall and as a service.
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enable less secure apps . So that you will be able to login from all apps.
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