Blogs posted March 2006

Based on the ideas expressed in weblogs before (e.g. Extending Firefox & IE to ease SAP sites search by https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/u/27304 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is... Read More »

Core technology is important in the same way that plumbing is important.  It defines the infrastructure upon which other services or processes can be built.  I can’t do my laundry unless the pipes are there to get the water to the... Read More »

Overview From my experience with XI, I had long known that the JCo RFC Provider service (which is configured using Visual Administrator) plays a major part in communications from the ABAP to the Java stack. As you can see below (taken from an XI... Read More »

Purpose To understand the function of Check In & Check Out of records.To see how join permissions work and how exclusive check outs perform based upon different users and roles assigned to them. Business Requirement – When data is to be... Read More »

Some time ago I was looking for simple plugin for Eclipse that mimics SE37/SE38 transaction functionality. What was important for me is an option to view function interface (and sometimes source) without leaving my IDE. Ok, SAP GUI is an excellent... Read More »

Data migration is a very delicate point in a B1 implementation (not to mention in the development of a new Add-on solution that involves it). More over, to some B1 partners, the data migration process is a whole new project if is not planned... Read More »

Description This weblog explains the usage and syntax of various xpath functions like translate(),concat(),Subsrting(),sum(),count() string() in xslt mapping with an example… Here I would like explain the syntax and number of parameters... Read More »

The Process :- To enhance this functionality I was thinking of loading the Portal logon page with different images dynamically each time the Portal logon page is loaded from an array of images. This functionality as many knows is very similar to ... Read More »

In the last installment of the WS-I Sample App blog series we discussed the basic architecture of the sample application. In this installment we’ll illustrate how we decided to implement the Sample Application on the SAP NetWeaver... Read More »

Easter bunny was a foreign concept for me, however I have grown to like it. What is there not to like if someone else hides all these goodies for you and you go on a hunt to collect these hidden treasures, mostly chocolate, to enjoy them? There is... Read More »