Question on CCM?

hi Friends
Query on CCM. Please let me know.
If we are uploading xml content do we need to have CAT & CSE in different clients or in different servers.
Thanks
Regards
surya

Hi,
As per jason from SAP said when we upload xml file type XI Must be configured.
CAT&CSE not must be in different clients or in different servers. We can setup in same client and in same server also, depend upon the requirement and system performance.
Thanks
prasad.s

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