Weblogic on WIndows XP

Does Weblogic run on Windows XP ? If not is there any plan to support XP platform in the future?

Bea says they don't support WLS on XP but doesn't mean that WLS can't be run
on XP machines. I have 14 workstations running WLS 6.1sp3 on XP. They are
working fine.
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Does Weblogic run on Windows XP ? If not is there any plan to support XPplatform in the future?

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