What is the diff between SAP Netweaver B1i and B1i that comes with SBO 2007

Hi
There is SAP Netweaver B1i which is used for integration with SAP R3. But when you get SBO 2007 it also comes with B1i. Is there a difference or is it the same tool??
Thank you for your time.

Louis,
B1i on the SAP Business One 2007A Preview release is the same as B1i 2005A as far as what it is and how it works with relation to integrating SAP Business One and R/3. There are new features that are part of B1i 2007A of course that are not in 2005A such as integration with SAP BW, an updated Control Center as well as some other features such as the installation and upgrade routines. You should have a look at the documentation in the ..\Documentation folder and specifically in the "Integration" and "PEP" folders on the preview media. This is also, as mentioned, the PREVIEW version, so there will be updates to it forth coming before general release.
HTH,
Eddy

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4
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E
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G
H
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b1
c1
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e1
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g1
h1
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NULL
NULL
NULL
a4
b4
c4
3
3
e2
f2
g2
h2
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