Blogs posted July 2007

This is one in a series of blogs on the changes in the portal in SAP NetWeaver 2004 SP Stack 20 and in SAP NetWeaver 7.0 SP Stack 12. One small addition to the list of changes in the current portal releases is a small change in the navigation API.... Read More »

It’s time, after a huge success last year the Office 2.0 Conference is back for it’s second go and this time all SDN members have been given a special bonus! I just got an email from Ismael, who organizes the event (he’s also the... Read More »

SAP NetWeaver 2004s, starting in SP Stack 12, includes the Navigation Debugger, an unofficial, unsupported yet useful component that includes a set of tools for debugging issues with the navigation. Essentially, the component displays a set of... Read More »

SAP NetWeaver 2004s, starting in SP Stack 12, includes a few unofficial, unsupported yet useful tools that might be helpful to developers of all kinds. One of them, Navigation Reporter, makes it easier to understand what happens when navigation... Read More »

As Bliz completes it’s 13th episode, I was thinking of ways to improve it and to make it more interesting. I have already got some wonderful feedback from fellow SDNers and here are some points – 1. It’s a pain copying the answers... Read More »

Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) addresses the need for a standard notation that business process experts can use to model business processes.  Today, most business process management and enterprise architecture suites and tools... Read More »

Here in Palo Alto California, I often hear that SDN and BPX are community-driven and that the proper role for our SDN and BPX teams is to enable the communities to do their thing. We’re not driving the trains. We’re the crew that oil... Read More »

Greetings folks,   Well, where to start! This is my first foray into the blog world.  I have dodged this whole blogging thing for a very long time, mainly because I am not a tecchie and was under the old and clearly misguided impression... Read More »

+“O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain!” – William Shakespeare +<br />   One of the topic that finds it’s place frequently in the forum discussion is the File adapter. Infamous for the errors and warnings... Read More »

In this Blog I am hoping to give a taste of the experience of a European coming to India and working over here within an Indian company, with Indian colleagues.  I am hoping I might find the time to write further updates as my time here in India... Read More »