Weblogic and Ghostscript

Hello Hyperion gurus,
While doing EPM installation, what part do we need to install ghostscript and weblogic.
Do we need to install them in the beginning before installing EPM, or we can do it later.
Also if you could share documentation/screenshot about the installation process, it would be wonderful.
Thank you

John, thanks for your quick response.
The version I am talking about here is 11.1.2.1, which means I need to install GHOSTSCRIPT right (and at any stage), well I am planning to install it in the beginning. I was wondering if you can share any information or installation guide to install ghostscript.
Also since you have mentioned that weblogic is automatically installed with 11.1.2, I believe i dont have to worry about it. However, any guidance regarding weblogic (incase) would be really great.
Thanks John.

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