Blogs posted September 2008

Picture Name including link to profile page Company Country Area of Expertise/ Line of Business Industry Expertise Anne Kathrine Petteroe Pearl Consulting Norway Adobe Interactive Forms, Forms development, Web... Read More »

Power In a prior blog, I wrote about what I’m packing, and what I’m trying to leave home. Here’s the picture again, for further discussion.  Previously, I was talking about weight, as in, how much mass am I going to need to... Read More »

OK, I’m excited about this one! I’ve actually been holding off and sharing this one but decided I couldn’t do that, I had to let everyone know in enough time to actually change their plans and sign up for Community Day while there... Read More »

I have been using Launchy to get easy access to search on SAP notes and start my SAP GUI. Launchy is an application which can be used to launch other applications or access websites. Nigel James wrote about how to use Launchy in a Launching out... Read More »

After two chapters (you can read them The wonderful world of java threads (I) and The wonderful world of java threads (II)), it is time to close this blog series about the wonderful world of thread dumps. I will finish with two examples on the... Read More »

Join me at lunchtime (noon) on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at the SAP TechEd Community Lounge in Berlin for an informal chat.  My reservation has been in for several weeks for the topic “Unicode Conversion Tips and Tricks” but... Read More »

The SAP-Infotag on SAP MaxDB 2008 took place on September 18th and it was a full success. We had 150 participants in the Audimax in St. Leon-Rot, thus again 25% more than in 2007. The audience composed of SAP MaxDB users as well as... Read More »

Every business that exists needs to be profitable, and finally move towards the goal of improving shareholder value. But often profitability is intepreted as the responsibility of finance. Is it so? Sandeep Garg and I discuss this in our... Read More »

It’s Tuesday and 16 days before SAP TechEd Berlin so I’ve decided there’s not much more I can do to convince you to come so instead this is for all of you who are already coming the rest of you pheewww! The other week I did my... Read More »

h2. Introduction     While there are quite some weblogs regarding the development of Java mappings available on SDN, there is only one regarding the debugging of them (Testing and Debugging Java Mapping in Developer Studio ... Read More »