Supported Configurations for AquaLogic Service Bus 2.1

AquaLogic Service Bus 2.1 Supported Configurations

The following topics provide important information about the hardware and software configurations supported by BEA for AquaLogic Service Bus 2.1:

List of Supported Operating System Configurations

The following table lists the operating system and hardware configurations on which BEA supports AquaLogic Service Bus 2.1. To view detailed support information about a particular configuration, select the name of the relevant operating system.

Vendor and Operating System	Version	Hardware	AquaLogic Service Bus 2.x
HP-UX	11i	PA-RISC	2.1
	11i V2	PA-RISC	2.1
	11i V2	Itanium	2.1
IBM AIX	AIX 5.2 - ML7	POWER4 POWER5	2.1
IBM AIX	AIX 5.3 - ML3	POWER4 POWER5	2.1
Microsoft Windows 2000	Professional	x86	2.1
Microsoft Windows 2000	Server Advanced Server Datacenter	x86	2.1
Microsoft Windows Server 2003	Standard Enterprise Datacenter	x86	2.1
Microsoft Windows XP	SP2	x86	2.1
Red Hat Enterprise Linux	4.0: AS, ES, WS	AMD64/64-bit Xeon	2.1
Sun Solaris	8	SPARC	2.1
	9		2.1
	10		2.1

BEA provides full support for these operating system and hardware configurations only. We are continuously working to provide support for more configurations. Please contact your sales representative for information about configurations not listed in this table.

For information about supported databases, see Database Versions and Drivers Supported for AquaLogic Service Bus 2.1.

Data Transformation Tools

The following data transformation tools are installed with AquaLogic Service Bus:

XQuery Mapper plug-in for Eclipse 3.1
Format Builder

The BEA XQuery Mapper and Format Builder are supported only on Windows configurations.

Note: The BEA XQuery Mapper is a set of plug-ins in Eclipse. Note that the installation of Eclipse with the AquaLogic Service Bus product does not include the Java Development Tooling (JDT) plug-ins or the Plug-in Development Environment (PDE) toolkit. You can add other plug-ins to the Eclipse IDE provided with AquaLogic Service Bus. However, when you attempt to install a plug-in, any plug-ins that it depends on must already be installed. Likewise, if the plug-in you want to install depends on the JDT or the PDE, you must install these first. You can download the PDE and JDT plug-ins from http://www.eclipse.org.