Blogs posted February 14, 2007

Every person has its own way of setting up its developement environment. There is no ideal set up, but some are easier to maintain than others. Mobile Development Kit has some useful features such as precompiling JSPs and building a WAR file for... Read More »

This is the first part of a 4-part blog series. Please also take a look at Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4. Mashups are ‘the big thing’ in the web nowadays. Programmable Web has far over thousand mashups listed, with three new being added... Read More »

Hi Folks, as we all know how much everyone loves documentation, now you have a golden opportunity to influence the new look and feel of our beloved SAP Help Portal. Take part in the Survey and win an iPod shuffle The survey is available until... Read More »

Duncan Alexander is Consulting Director for StrataBridge the Sales and Operations Planning consultants. Second part of the S&OP blog series. Link to the first blog of this series: Sales & Operations Planning – the most important... Read More »

Every now and then a new version of the database software comes along.Upgrades of Oracle or MaxDB often include major improvements concerning stability and performance. These improvements can and should be read as: things run different now. A... Read More »

I searched SDN but could not find a ready to use simple function module to download any internal table in Microsoft Excel so decided to create one. This function module was created using SAP 4.6c. It is very simple to use all you need to do is pass... Read More »

A new Podcast has been released by the SAP Business One Podcast series: A senior support consultant in GSC Ireland talks about using the Cost Accounting module in SAP Business One to manage your companies profit and cost centre analysis. You can... Read More »

This 10 minute 55 second podcast from gives you a short introduction to BPEL4People, the joint white paper from SAP and IBM proposing an extension to BPEL to cover human integration in processes. It touches on the following themes: Basic... Read More »