Blogs posted May 2007

Requirement/Background: You have XI system, one central NWDI and one central SLD which is used for entire landscape and you want to utilize the CMS available in NWDI to transport XI objects. There wasn’t any one document to refer and had to... Read More »

In an earlier web log I’ve  offered Opensearch plugins for SAP notes via string, SAP Notes via number and Netweaver  2004s documentation. The parameters for the search URL in the latter have been changed: <Url... Read More »

Why Spreadsheets? Everyone who creates reports, inputs and manipulates data (especially planning data) or does calculations on the data loves spreadsheet solution because they are easy to use and allows for lot of flexibility. Again the other... Read More »

In the EJB 3.0: Interceptors and Callbacks Made Easy – Part I of these two-part blog series I gave a basic introduction to EJB 3.0 interceptors and discussed their main features. Now, we’ll have a detailed look into the... Read More »

If you are using windows, then you probably know the Microsoft Management Console (MMC), which provides a common framework for system management. SAP has developed the SAP Systems Manager snap-in which allows you to monitor, start or stop SAP... Read More »

Business Intelligence (BI) is the #1 priority for CIO’s worldwide in 2007 – these finding have been confirmed by research, conducted by firms like Gartner and Merrill Lynch.   BI is so critical, because it’s an underpinning... Read More »

As I recently had to do a lot of sysadmin work on the NWDI I fell into a lot of traps myself so this is a list of some of the most common things I experienced and how we could resolve them. As this is in nowise complete, please feel free to add your... Read More »

I took some time to create a summary of useful documentation about scripting for Interactive Forms. I updated this blog in Jan 2009. You can find a lot of information about form design and scripting on Adobe’s web site. You just have to know... Read More »

At Where 2.0 in San Jose Google today announced a new feature, which adds another level of data (and fun) to Google Maps. For all of you who have done mashups between SAP data and Google Maps there is more to play with…    Here... Read More »

Last TechEd an old SDN Blogger pal, Dan Woods, who hopefully will post here again soon, gave me a small little book: Mashup Corporations that I think didn’t get the recognition it deserves.  I read it on the flight back and to my surprise... Read More »