Blogs posted September 26, 2006
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In the past I covered a Javascript for Firefox debugger. As stated in this It’s a small world after all, Venkman requires a rather steep learning curve. That’s why I was more a fan of the old alert method. “Was”, because... Read More » -
<body>Introduction Wouldn’t it be nice to combine the output from the quick design and code free modeling environment of Visual Composer with the output from a full coding environment like Web Dynpro ABAP or BSP? Actually you can do... Read More » -
There are basically three major events that happen within the SAP-delivered component WDR_TEST_UI_ELEMENTS. The first event – the initial display – occurs when someone chooses to run the component. The second event occurs... Read More » -
When you are first shown the Enterprise SOA Adoption Program and drill down into the ESA Roadmap Method and its associated “accelerators” it can appear complex and difficult. Having used it over the past year (creating 20+... Read More » -
As most of you know Robert Scoble was at the Scoble is coming to the SDN Day in Las Vegas together with John Furrier and Michael Johnson who did most of those fantastic Podcasts with the community. Shai Agassi is one of enterprise software giant... Read More » -
As I announced in SAP/BW Query Elements Demystified – Part 1 of this Weblog Series, let us now look at what ARE Query Elements and what ARE NOT. Today I limit to re-usable Query Elements only and give your first hint how to read your BEx... Read More » -
The application of Support Packages is one of the main software maintenance tasks, so is true with the maintenance of SAP systems. In addition, there are a lot of new terms, methods and system types which have emerged in the last few years. With... Read More » -
Recently there has been many weblogs on widgets here at SDN by Tarun Telang, Frederic Samson , Eric Wood , http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/u/12937 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]... Read More » -
I was as usual bragging about Python and coaxing one of my colleagues to try it. But he said that he does not like scripting languages because there aren’t IDEs which support intellisense and all the bells and whistles that strongly typed... Read More »