Better documentation of how LR handles metadata

I would like the on-line help to accurately describe how LR handles metadata, especially writing them in files like DNG and TIFF, the usage of sidecar files (.XMP), and how all of that interacts with Adobe Photoshop CS and its Browser, and Photoshop CS2 and CS3 and Bridge.

The short answer is that the IPTC, EXIF and other built-in core metadata is written to DNG and TIFF and JPEG and travels with the file and can be viewed in any application that provides xmp functionality to view it - like a File Info... menu item. Metadata about changes made to the file and how it looks is not carried as embedded metadata when the image is exported. There is no functionality in CS2 or CS3 to view a sort of history file with images alterations.

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Dear All
I am trying to update the Description from JSP form. Through JCO we are calling the RFC of ABAP. We are passing these description from Java to RFC of ABAP and this RFC update the text in Database.
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Hi Bhavishya,
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Hi,
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Greetings,
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Interesting.
Yes, it's probably a bug that JavaMail allows you to
create a multipart with no body parts, since the
MIME specification doesn't allow that. Still, the
webmail application should be fixed so that it doesn't
try to do that, at least including an empty plain text
body part.
Please contact the webmail provider and tell them of
this bug in their application.
I'll also look into making JavaMail cope with these
broken messages more gracefully. Contact me
at [email protected] and I'll let you know when
I have a version ready to test.

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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/6a/e6194119d8f323e10000000a155106/content.htm
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f6d2d790-0201-0010-9382-b50b499b3fbe
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/ Christian
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I am working on a scenario in which I will send Idocs asynchronously from SAP thro a SOAP adapter to a webservice deployed on the target system.
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Please note that my knowledge in BPM is limited and correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks in advance
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Edited by: Carsten Schön on Apr 15, 2008 4:22 PM
Edited by: Carsten Schön on Apr 15, 2008 4:24 PM

Hi Micky,
thanks for your quick response.
If so, to throw JCO.AbapException on JCO Server side is not correct?
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Sorry if this is the wrong forum but I tried posting in Netweaver integration and got no answer for 1 week and because it's ABAP related I thought the topic suites here.
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