Sun Advance Architecture for SAP Solutions

Can there be any benefits of Sun Advance Architecture for SAP Solutions from a functional point of view...i mean..ya..resource utilization will be there...through resource pooling...(typical GRIG Computing)..but other then end users..basis people...can there be any possiblity that a functional guy can cash on from this functionality?
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Nitesh Nagpal

Guys you were good!!!every installation things was right!!
I've the last question about SAP Authentication: when I try to call the SAP auth page i retrieve the follow error:
HTTP Status 404 - /SAP/jsp/auth/sapsec_logsys.faces
type Status report
message /SAP/jsp/auth/sapsec_logsys.faces
description The requested resource (/SAP/jsp/auth/sapsec_logsys.faces) is not available.
Apache Tomcat/5.5.20
I think is a Jco jar error,it's right?
In the (awesome) ingo blog there is: "put sapjco.jar file into the path C:\program files\...\tomcat55\shared\lib\, but i have not shared folder, than before installation i putted sapjco.jar into C:\program files\...\tomcat55\server\lib\ folder..was wrong?
thanks a lot guys!

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Guys you were good!!!every installation things was right!!
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