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Integrate Adobe Flex into Your Web Application Development Environment to Increase Web Services Consumption
Learn how Adobe Flex fits into the SAP development environment and how to use this partnership to create robust applications. Learn how to drill down into a Web service to explore its details in order to apply suitable Web service consumption and development strategies for your application. Key Concept An enterprise service is typically a…...… -
How to Consume Web Services in SAP Data Services
Learn the steps to call Web services in SAP Data Services and use them in Data Services jobs. This how-to guide provides configuration steps for connecting with the Web services datastore. It includes configuration advice about which datastore type to use and how to configure it. Some real-life scenarios show where this technique can be…...… -
Q&A on SAP BI 4.2: What’s Happening with SAP’s BI Products, and What Does It Mean for You?
During this live Q&A session, Jayne, Ty Miller, Olivier Duvelleroy, and several other key product leaders from the BI product groups at SAP, including SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence, SAP Lumira, SAP Design Studio, SAP Analysis for Office, and SAP BusinessObjects Crystal Reports, gathered to answer readers’ questions on the road ahead for SAP’s BI products,…...… -
SAP BI Product Convergence Update: What’s Happening Today, What is Coming Next, and What Does It Mean for You?
SAP’s BI suite continues its course of ongoing product advancements, and there are significant new product releases on the very near horizon. With the pending SP4 release of SAP BI 4.2 due to impact the full BI suite, and the major new release of SAP BusinessObjects Lumira 2.0 (where SAP BusinessObjects Lumira and SAP BusinessObjects Design…...… -
SAP CRM 2006s
This technical look at the Web service tool provides some tips for using Web services. By reviewing the structure of the Web service tool, you can also get a look at the new WebClient UI offered in SAP CRM 2006s and SAP CRM 2007. Key Concept Formerly applicable only to Interaction Center, the WebClient User…...… -
What You Need to Know About MDM-Portal Integration
Explore the four methods—MDM Business Package, MDM Web Dynpro Configurator, MDM Web Services, and MDM Java API—from which you can choose to integrate SAP NetWeaver Master Data Management (SAP NetWeaver MDM) and SAP NetWeaver Portal. Learn how and when to implement the integration method that best addresses your business structure, and then take that integration…...… -
Consume Enterprise Services in Java Using SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio to Achieve Your Business Process Goals
Find out how to connect to the Services Registry, download the service from it, and design, deploy, and test the service using the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) engine in an SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio environment. Learn how you can publish a service using SAP NetWeaver Administrator on the Java side, browse and download…...… -
RESTful Services Eases the Documentation of Web Intelligence Reports in SAP BusinessObjects 4.X
Documenting Web Intelligence reports can require a great deal of effort, but if this task is combined with exploring internals of Web Intelligence, and learning the basics of Powershell and SAP Raylight Representational State Transfer (RESTful) Web Services API, it can be a fun and very useful experience. Key Concept Powershell is a free tool…...… -
SAP Data Services Part 3: How to Extract, Transform, and Load Data into SAP HANA
Examine and compare the classic SAP Data Services approach for extracting, transforming, and loading (ETL) processes to the functionality that is native to SAP HANA to determine optimal integration. Key Concept Certain extract, transform, and load (ETL) processes have been pushed to SAP HANA, which directly affects the integration with SAP Data Services. ETL is…...… -
Lessons Learned from an SAP HANA Cloud Platform Implementation
Key principles and facts are included in this overview of the design and implementation of a cloud application on SAP HANA Cloud Platform. Key Concept Applications consume and expose web service application program interfaces (APIs) that facilitate the re-usability of the capabilities of an application and support the integration into other applications. The following solution…...…
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