Voting Thread for the SAP NetWeaver ABAP Developer Edition for VMWare

[gregorw]

Hi Everyone,

as Mario Herger suggested in the discussion to his Blog [New Community Developer License is available|/people/mario.herger/blog/2010/01/20/new-community-developer-license-is-available] I start the topic requesting a SAP NetWeaver ABAP Developer Edition for VMWare.

Best regards

Gregor

[Former Member]

we need it!

[Former Member]

+1. Would save hours of pain including a 2day SGEN and BW setup.

Edited by: Paul Thomson on Mar 13, 2010 4:24 PM

[jeroen_verbrugge2]

Yes please, bring a vmware version!

[gregorw]

Hi everyone,

please check out the Wiki Page: [Testdrive on Linux|http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/x/XgJ8C] where you find the section "Netweaver 7.02 (projected)". So let's hope that this version will be released soon as the RampUp is already running.

Best regards

Gregor

[Former Member]

My Vote for VMWare version too.

[Former Member]

A VMWare appliance would be great.

[Former Member]

My vote for VMWare!

[OttoGold]

+1 thank you for your effort, Otto

[Former Member]

Please SAP make a NetWeaver ABAP Developer Edition for VMWare (Fusion

[Former Member]

+1

[Former Member]

Hi,

A VMWare version would be great indeed.

Regards,

Pierre

[SergioFerrari]

A VMWare applicance gets my vote.

[Former Member]

+1. VMware is a great option.

[reedtzj]

+1. Should save endless problems installing the trial for many of us...

[cleber_santz2]

I belive that a version for Linux can solve the question, who wants a VMWare version can create your own VM and instal SAP NetWeaver on it. But if there no other way i vote to a VMWare too.

[RenaldWittwer]

Hi,

I would like a VMWare version, but I would prefer a Linux-Version that is able to run in an Amazon cloud.

Perhaps a version that can be installed direct on a Linux system, in a VMWare instance or in the cloud.

I think Ubuntu would be great!

Best regards

Renald

[Peter_Inotai]

VMWare version would be great.

[pokrakam]

A VMWare applicance gets my vote.

All that's needed to run it is VMWare player (free), and it solves all installation problems folks currently experience.