Blogs posted May 2007

A bit of classic rambling, revealing of secrets and thoughts at the airport after Atlanta Sapphire…

As I work on some video needed for a presentation tomorrow, despite a bad cold (weird huh in summer) I remembered that I had not shared some of the cool videos from the SAP, SDN and BPX at ITE 2007 that SAP took part in! Take a look and see a... Read More »

Remote and secure https Xen administration on port 8000         ServerAdmin email@address.com         ServerName fqdn.address.com        ... Read More »

This week our very own BPX team received SAP Labs Most Valuable Players Innovation Award!!  This prestigious recognition was awarded due to the BPX team’s innovation and high performance.   While this was of course a world wide... Read More »

Please search before you post… I am one of those persons who like to tell people in the forum that they should do a search before they ask a question. Unfortunately after some time I found out that it is sometimes really hard to get good... Read More »

What about SAP and SELinux? As several customers are already asking about SAP and SELinux, it is time to have a closer look onto this fascinating technology. But first of all, what it SELinux (in case you haven’t heard of it already)?.... Read More »

We’ll Be Lounging in Vienna May 14-16 Come join us at Sapphire in Vienna at our “Community Lounge.” We’ll have comfy sofas and coffee tables where you can enjoy the cameraderie of other community members and those... Read More »

In his blog Web Services Overhead Dan compared Web Services to good old RFC by looking at the execution speed. It was no surprise: Web Services are much much slower. But what are reasons? At the caller’s side RFC API seems to be... Read More »

Call it luck, brilliance, or none of the above, but in 1998, we chose XML as the foundation of our “Illuminator” (now SAP xMII) product when I founded Lighthammer.  So, almost 10 years later, I’ve been reading a lot lately... Read More »

The portal supports the translation of its UI text strings from its default language to any language supported by the locale service. The locale service properties determine what languages comprise the master language list, to which languages the UI... Read More »