Blogs posted July 2006

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Is my job safe? I recently went through some training on SAP Enterprise Modeling Applications by IDS Scheer. About half-way through the class I realized, “A Business Process Expert (BPX) might be considered similar to an Enterprise... Read More »

Reading Excel Sheets from Java using JDBC-ODBC Bridge: There are couples of BLOGS present in SDN, but I didn’t find this way to read & write to/from any Spread Sheet (Ex. MS Excel Sheet) using Java. This is one ofeasiest ways of achieving... Read More »

Mobile Sales Application for Laptop is developed with a three layer technology. The three layers are User Interface Layer, Business Logic Layer and Business Document Layer. Mobile Applications are developed on top of this framework using... Read More »

This blog (my first one 😉 is about how to enhance the portal with a user customizable navigation node structure. Similar to what the Portal Favorites provide, the user can now build up his own navigation tree, starting from an extra node added... Read More »

This weblog will contain various topics. If you have problems regarding Fax / E-mail comunication please take a look, maybe you find the answer here. PART I: Problems like: ‘Document is not sent’. Q1. When trying to send a document... Read More »

While doing a search in Google’s Blog Search, I came across a blog post by Oracle’s Justin Kestelyn. Since the topic I was doing a search for is one of my favorite topics I decided that I would go out on a limb and respond to his... Read More »

I believe that the SDN-community has an enormous creative potential. We use to discuss our ideas online and scetch programming techniques in weblogs. Unfortunately, a consequence of ABAP software logistics is that it is quite difficult to... Read More »

After many months of availability in our successful Pre-release and Beta program, Crystal Reports for Eclipse (CR4E) is finally available to the public. My personal opinion is that CR4E is going to change the way reporting is done in Java and J2EE... Read More »

Having watched the Enterprise Portal Content Development forum for over a year, I’ve noticed that one of the biggest topics is the PCD (Portal Content Directory). Developers ask such things as: How do I create PCD objects? How do I check a... Read More »