Sieble Self Service on Other J2EE Application Server like JBoss

Hi All,
I am new to Siebel and Self Service. I just want to know If I can deploy Sieble Self Service Application on JBoss or on any other OpenSource Application Server. My client do want not to buy Oracle Application Server. Any help on this would be higly appriciated.
I have another question: How can I develop my own portlet and integrate into Siebel Self Service. Do we have any APIs or specification or any information so that I can start wrting my portlets for Siebel Self Service.
Thanks in advance
Ram Sharma
Edited by: user9353619 on 18-Mar-2010 02:18

As far as supported platform is asked, you shoud refer to the latest version of the Siebel System Requirements and Supported Platforms for Self-Service Applications aka SRSP .Here is the section http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11886_01/V8/CORE/SRSP_811_SSA/SRSP_81_Supported_Plats7.html#wp1018023 and the only supported platform seems Oracle Application Server 10.1.3.3.
Not sure if the server is not part of the overall licence package, worth checking with your Sales Rep.
Best Regards
EvtLoglvl

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