- SAP PI Tutorial
- SAP PI - Home
- SAP PI - Introduction
- SAP PI - Installation Options
- SAP PI - Netweaver PI Architecture
- SAP PI - UI Tools
- SAP PI - Home Page
- SAP PI - System Landscape Directory
- SAP PI - Communication
- SAP PI - Securing Objects
- SAP PI - Creating Objects
- SAP PI - Modeling Scenarios
- SAP PI - Design Objects
- SAP PI - Display Design Objects
- SAP PI - Integration Scenarios
- SAP PI - File to File Scenario
- SAP PI - Creating Service Interface
- SAP PI - Creating Message Mapping
- Creating Operation Mapping
- Creating a Communication Channel
- Creating Integrated Configuration
- SAP PI - Connectivity
- SAP PI - ccBPM Overview
- SAP PI - ccBPM Configuration
- Monitoring Integration Processes
- SAP PI - Web Services
- SAP PI Useful Resources
- SAP PI - Questions Answers
- SAP PI - Quick Guide
- SAP PI - Useful Resources
- SAP PI - Discussion
SAP PI - Installation Options
When you run a scenario in SAP PI, the communication and processing capabilities depend on runtime engines that are installed with the installation of SAP PI. You can install one or more runtime engines on a host system. SAP PI provides the following two installation options −
Type 1 — Dual Usage Type
This installation is based on ABAP and Java and provides tools for designing and configuring integration content and also these runtime engines −
- Integration Engine
- Business Process Engine
- Advanced Adapter Engine
Type 2 — Advance Adapter Engine Extended AEX
This installation is based on Java and provides tools for designing and configuring integration content and contains Advance adapter engine as runtime engine.
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