Blogs posted August 23, 2006

Planning to attend TechEd ’06 in Las Vegas (September 12-15), Amsterdam (October 18-20), or Bangalore (November 8-10)? Consider signing up for BIM254: Seamless Integration of SAP NetWeaver BI and Excel with the SAP Business Explorer Analyzer.... Read More »

Planning to attend TechEd ’06 in Las Vegas (September 12-15), Amsterdam (October 18-20), or Bangalore (November 8-10)? Consider signing up for BIM253: Query, Report and Web Application Design with the SAP Business Explorer Suite This session... Read More »

Planning to attend TechEd ’06 in Las Vegas (September 12-15), Amsterdam (October 18-20), or Bangalore (November 8-10)? Consider signing up for BIM250 – Integrated Planning with SAP NetWeaver BI: From Data Entry to Highly Integrated... Read More »

Hello all you business process experts out there. Las Vegas is right around the corner and we have a great line up of exciting sessions for all of you!  This year at all three TechEd’s Las Vegas, Amsterdam and Bangalore we have an array... Read More »

SAP TechEd ’06 Session ID: UPE218 Learn the Value and Need of Troubleshooting Your SAP NetWeaver Portal This lecture offers an in-depth look at the administrative and maintenance aspects of the SAP NetWeaver Portal. The focus of this session... Read More »

I was at the IEEE Database Conference at the Houston Doubletree in 1994 when Gio Wiederhold (who was then still deciding what IT projects (D)ARPA should/not fund) made the following request of the audience at a plenary session.  He asked them... Read More »

CD104 Session on iPRO Demonstrating CAF 7.0: iPRO, conceptualized as “xPRO” on SDN, has been built on CAF 7.0 and is now an SAP certified composite Application. Thanks to all the community members who touched base with me offline in... Read More »

Introduction Comparing the runtime performance and stability of 6 kinds of mapping programms is a frequently discussed theme around Netweaver / XI. Message Mapping Java Mapping (DOM) Java Mapping (SAX) XSL Styleheet in Java stack ABAP... Read More »

Garbage Collection, or in big applications I call it dumpster diving, is not new to the java world.  But, without a basic understanding of it, garbage collections can leave you chasing problems with being able to put your finger on the... Read More »