Blogs posted December 2005

This Weblog explains a simple application to develop a Chatting iview. Difficulty in sharing a variable: When two users of the portal open the same iview, separate instances of the portal component are created for each of them. So any variable... Read More »

This is basically a proof-of-concept in which we try to show as to how we can leverage the functionality of the Firefox HTML Canvas, to plot the SAP data in a graphical (Bar Graph) format. This is a simple BSP application in which we retrieve the... Read More »

The Support Calculation process is the second phase of the APriori algorithm, which is done after the Candidate Generation process ( Data Mining using APriori Algorithm in XI – Part II ). This process counts the Support for every candidate... Read More »

As explained in the previous blog Novell eDirectory8.8 natively supports the directory standard Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) 3and provides support for TLS/SSL services. This blog explains the configuration details for making UME to... Read More »

Multi-Mapping plays a vital role in splitting a single input file to many and collecting messages from one or more files having same or different Message Types. Multi-Mapping can be done in many ways and this weblog illustrates about various types... Read More »

I’ll give it a try and submit my Weblog to the SDN: End of the Year SDN POINTS BLOW OUT!! Contest () initiated by Craig Cmehil (/people/craig.cmehil/blog). With this hack you get a BSP Page which displays a flicker-free updated chart of how... Read More »

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the key underlying pattern supporting the recently published Service Component Architecture (SCA) specifications is nothing but – Dependency Injection (DI)! Here I am attempting to explain why... Read More »

“How to service enable my SAP systems (or, more fancifully, SAP application assets)?”  More and more often we are facing this question.  “Oh, that’s easy.  Just deploy ESA!”  You may hear people... Read More »

The Web, as an  ubiquitous distributed computing platform, has changed dramatically the way we  build information systems evolving from monolithic applications to an open model  that enables real-time and federated information... Read More »

                     This web blog describes a simple scenario which illustrates synchronousmessage flow between http sender and http receiver by... Read More »