Blogs posted November 2005

Web Dynpro 24 Day Calendar The 24 Day Calendar, commonly known as an advent calendar, is part of an old European tradition that is intended to make the long anticipatory wait for Christmas presents pass by more quickly, both for children and... Read More »

Yes, you guessed it already from this Weblog post’s title. You can now check documents like e.g. sales orders, new hire applications etc for viruses before you upload them into an SAP system.  But what is available in detail?  SAP... Read More »

In Building the Bridge – From IT Practices to Usage Types, I talked about the need to bridge the gap between the business and IT to help provide flexibility to an organization.  Here, I continue with the beginning of the bridge, IT... Read More »

One of the challenges in SAP XI is validation of incoming messages. Per default this is not supported by SAP XI. Only validation of outgoing messages is supported. In this weblog I will show a simple way to validate incoming messages using its XML... Read More »

Part I — Introduction Implementing a service oriented landscape can be very challenging for the IT department.  There is the question of where to start?  What systems should be service enabled?  What systems need to be... Read More »

Messages in XI can fail due to many reasons. Most of the common failures are due to connection failure to end systems, wrong or missing configuration settings, exceptions that weren’t handled or lack of disk space for processing messages.... Read More »

Now consider this scenario, the input flat file is in the following format.Vector[] vectorItem = new Vector ;            for(int intCounter =0; intCounter < arrayItemset.length; intCounter++)... Read More »

Awhile back Marilyn told everyone about two of us here on SDN. The specified item was not found. followed a few days later by The specified item was not found., both got married this year, followed by Roberto and now just last week, SDN’s own,... Read More »

Introduction WebDynpro (both Java and ABAP edition) provides great options for formatting majority of data types. However, certain applications have own types (or if you like domains in RDBMS world) and demand even more – phone numbers,... Read More »

As per the business requirement we have a file interface, which has to process huge file in XI containing half a million records. We decided to split the file at every 5000th record and process the file. I used the option “Record sets per... Read More »