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Setting Up SAP PI Integration Builder with Open-Source Tools
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Sep 9, 2025 8:29 am ET1min read
The article discusses setting up SAP PI Integration Builder using open-source tools. The author provides three How-To sections for Ubuntu Desktop, MacBook, and Windows users, as well as a link to a SAP Note for further guidance. The author suggests using Azul JDK 8 for Windows, but notes that Eclipse Adoptium 8 can also be used. For macOS and Linux, the author recommends using x64-architecture cases with Eclipse Adoptium openJDK 8. The author advises that there is no Helpdesk for the blog, but provides a link to the SAP PI Integration Builder landing page.
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