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Difference WAS 6.3 and 6.4

Posted on Oct 03, 2003 at 03:58 PM 17 Views

Hi,

We are in the middle of planning a project for converting our existing ITS application towards a SAP WebAS Webdynpro application.

In that respect I am curious to learn what the main differences are between release 6.3 and 6.4?

We also understood that release 6.3 is only available for ramp-up customers (but the sign-in process is being ended already) and that release 6.4 will only ramp-up as of december ...

We plan to go live end december so basically we have an issue here ... what is the "fastest"(non-official) way to become a) a 6.3 rampup or b) get the 6.4 software ...

Thx,

Steven

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    Posted on Oct 10, 2003 at 09:39 AM
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    Hi Steven,

    from the Java point of view, 6.30 is more or less the same as 6.40. Only difference is the so-called Java Development Infrastructure, which consists of Design Time Repository, Build Service and Change Management Services.

    6.30 comes with a J2EE 1.3 compliant app server plus full-blown eclipse-based Java IDE plus Web Dynpro and a comprehensive persistency toolset.

    6.30 SP3 brings you automatically to 6.40 (except JDI which requires a separat ramp-up).

    To participate in 6.30 ramp-up just send a mail to stephan@sap.com.

    Cheers,

    Daniel

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