Blogs posted January 2004

There is an article over at XML.com today about a nifty utility called Ox that can provide you with documentation about those XSL or XPATH elements you can’t recall, right from the command line. The article has full notes on usage and how... Read More »

I cann’t be better than what is written at help.sap.com site. So here is the straight dope from there. Read it and marvel upon 😀 Data Partitioning UME also supports data partitioning. This means that you can configure UME to use different... Read More »

The latest Log Viewer has these following new features: Exclude Filter Global Date/Time filter Color code Warning/Error/Fatal records OSS copy/paste compatibility Possibility to Right-adjust columns Run as service/daemon on Windows/Unix Show file... Read More »

I was surprised to find that the Internet    Archive is the 52nd    most visited English language site on the Internet. Why? What is so interesting    there? O.K. Vanitysurfing. It is fun to check out... Read More »

This is the third blog in a sequence of several about the Composite Application Framework (CAF). Please also take a look into the first What is the Composite Application Framework? and second blog CAF II – Which Tools Does SAP Provide?. ... Read More »

2003 was an exciting year for everyone on the SAP Business One team. The 6.2 product was launched in June. Since then, we have seen the release of the Business One SDK in August, followed by the SAP Business One 6.5 release in November, and an... Read More »

For all the PDK developers JSP syntax color highlighting has been a constant request. We knew Lomboz was there and it was free. Still better now it is open source. You can read more about it here: Pankaj

Anna Patterson is the Queen of the geeks, at least fro me 🙂 On the side,    while pregnant, she wrote a search engine    for the Internet Archive which clocks in at 150,000 lines of plain POSIX    C... Read More »

With over 340 threads, the Enterprise Portal Forum is the most successful within    SDN. To make it easier to post and find the right questions/answers we have    split it into Enterprise    Portal... Read More »

SAP puts a very strong emphasis on multilingual applications. So if you ever wondered how to make your Web Dynpro application multilingual this is a small how-to Weblog for you. I explain how to make your application multilingual without the need... Read More »