Blogs posted February 2004

One neat feature of the new forums is that you can see    who is currently reading, posting, or answering. The little flags prove how    international the SDN developer community is, and it helps me to learn... Read More »

My experiments with EP6 took a drastic turn today. To get to know more about this, I will have to tell a bit of history. As any other consultant my who professinal working universe is right inside my notebook. And being the techno geek one has to... Read More »

The following is an example of an often made comment in the SDN survey: “A better discussion forum is needed. Other than that, it´s great. Thanks”. Even before the survey, there were many requests for improving the forum usability... Read More »

While browsing the SDN I tend to read the weblogs every day (and check several times more for new logs) and sometimes take a look at the collaboration forums.  I just noticed today that we have new software running the forums and it is a lot... Read More »

Just wanted to let all the SDN members out there know that the SDN team will be staffing the SAP booth at the Intel Developer Forum this week in San Francisco. It will be a great opportunity to come by and meet the SDN team, as well as learn more... Read More »

O’Reilly Radar From afar you would think O’Reilly is a book publisher and organizer of Conferences. At the Emerging Technology Conference this week Tim said that what they are really doing is listening to what the geeks/hackers are... Read More »

Did you now that SAP Master Data Management integrates services from powerful Business Information Providers (BIP) such as Dun & Bradstreet (D&B)? After correcting or completing business partner master data in SAP MDM according to the... Read More »

So where do I start. Ah right, right from the installation. Installation of EP6 has changed, and yeah for the better. For folks who have been tinkering with SAP products will feel right at home as installer is based on SAPInst. But new for me was... Read More »

Often, when I use our clunky HTML based email client, I wish my local Outlook would work. But with no VPN connection available I have to wait through those endless timespans until the HTTP server decides to show me those pages of spam I long for.... Read More »

Is Microsoft .Net behind the curve with respect to leading the industry with in Innovative new solutions? Let’s take a look Microsoft’s golden boy, .Net. When you think about it, the main technical force driving the .Net initiative... Read More »