Capturing cost of external & internal services

Hello
Can I be guided regarding configuration for cost capturing for external & internal services. Is this same as we are doing for break down orders by maintaining cost variants and valuation variants. Please advise.
Thanks

In case of External Service, PM03 control key will be used. In that configuration, service check box would have been selected. Further to that, service masters for the services will be created. Those services will be assigned in Maintenance order.
In turn, PR will be created for those services with reference to Maintenance order, further PO will be created.
While creating Service entry sheet for the above PO, cost will be posted to Maintenance Order as PO & Service entry sheet are linked to Maintenance order.
In case of internal services, Activity types will be created & will be assigned to labor work center. In KP26, activity pricing will be maintained. Based on planned hours in maintenance order & actual hours in confirmation, planned cost & actual cost will be calculated.
As you know, costing variant will be defined for Internal & external processing, cost will be calculated based on that.
Also these costing variants should be assigned to Plant & order type combination.

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They're for multiple purposes. Address books, autodiscovery, meeting urls, mobile clients, etc. There are two because they respond slightly differently based on whether the client is internal or external. External traffic should always reach
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Internal vs. external directory services best practices

Hello everyone,
We have two distinct directory services here where I work, one that supports 'internal' needs, and one that is used for external clients, the people who use our web-facing applications. We are limited by the separation of the directory services. E.g., our internal users cannot use the external directory service to look up email addresses.
I have been asked to look into design options and best practises. Is it common to have distinct services like this? Or are those external users usually part of the same service as the internal users? Is my online banking account information in the same directory service (assuming it is in a directory service at all) as the employees at my bank? Does it make sense to run separate services like this? What are some alternatives?
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The external web services works in conjunction with a reverse proxy in the perimeter network. It provides clients external access to by using these web services. The FQDNs configured here are sent to clients when they log on, and are used to make an HTTPS
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Greetings FCP gurus -
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Been working in FCP since 1.5. Been successfully capturing on external FW devices for over 4 years with an old 500 MHz Powerbook - no problems.
I recently upgraded to FCP 5 Studio on a PowerBook 1.5 GHZ 512 RAM FW 4/8 machine. Prior to upgrade, I was running Panther (OS X 10.3X) and FCP 4.5 HD. This configuration allowed me to flawlessly capture to external FW drives from Panasonic AJ-D250 DVCPRO deck using a standard DVNTSC codec. Prior to that I was also able to do the same from a Sony DSR-11 deck. No longer.
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Anyway, any answers here yet?
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Larry

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I have a Temperature Conversion Web Service deployed on an external server.
I want to invoke this Web Service in my BPEL process.
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Hi,
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I was looking to confirm my understanding about defining external webservices in Enterprise Repository few weeks back. Though i did not get proper confirmation any one yet on this forum, here is my understanding,
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quick clarification please? After some research I've netted it down to this...
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Assigning Commitment of an internal order budget to internal services

Dear All,
At the moment I'm wondering if it is possible that the commitment of an internal order (or wbs element in the project system) which has a budget takes internal services/ internal deliveries into account.
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Internal order with a budget of 100 u20AC
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--> Commitment 50 u20AC, available budget 50 u20AC
"Internal P/O" (?), value 20 u20AC
--> Commitment 70 u20AC, available budget 30 u20AC
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Any help is highly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
hansi

Hi,
thanks for the resposes which directed me in the right direction - I was looking more precisely to the topic funds commitment (which I found now and what is doing exactly what I needed).
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Hansi

Hybrid Lync - External Web Services?

Can anyone tell me if the external web services, provided by the on-premise Front-End server are ever used in a Lync Hybrid deployment?
If not, how is "meeting content" that is created in a Lync on-premise meeting accessed by Lync Online users?
Is the content in this scenario shared over media between the Edge servers or is it accessed via the external web services urls (i.e. reverse proxy)?
I'm trying to determine if i need to setup the external web service access from outside (internet) into the on-premise Lync deployment to support a Hybrid deployment, as in this particular case none of the users will be external.

Yes you need it. Even if a Lync user on premises is never external, if they want to invite an external person to a meeting or use mobile client internally, this will be necessary.
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Calling external Web Service: PI is looking for a logical port and proxy.

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My scenario is ECC Proxy -> PI -> External Webservice (WS adapter).
the Web service adapter fails with the error message:
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Importing external web service with SSL certificate security

Hello,
I'm trying to import an external web service (that resides in another server, independent of ours). However, right after I enter the WSDL in the import window I get the following error in the NWDS:
sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target      [Error: com.sap.ide.es.core.ui.internal.wizards.fragments Thread[ModalContext,6,main]]
javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target
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Hi Alain,
I just checked on a newer NW environment (NW 7.2) and was presented an empty list as well... It seems the mapping procedure I described is deprecated since NW 7.11, and the modeled CAF application service is already exposed as a web service.
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We have setup Incoming Sharepoint 2010 Mail both on Sharepoint side and on the Exchange 2007 side (Send Connector setup). And we have no problem delivering mail from Exchange to Sharepoint.
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for more info on how this is done.
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We are using the Service Broker External Activator Service and we've come across an error involving runtime checkpointing and the process not being able to access the EARecovery.rlog file.. it goes like this:
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at System.IO.__Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath)
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at ExternalActivator.LogManager.Checkpoint(LogRecoveryContext recoveryContext)
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at ExternalActivator.LogManager.Log(LogRecord recoveryLogRec)
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at ExternalActivator.ProcessMonitor.NotifySubscriber()
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at ExternalActivator.ProcessMonitor.OnProcessExited(Object a, EventArgs b)
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Heartbeat-Thread is exiting...
2014/06/09 10:15 VERBOSE
Waiting for worker threads to finish...
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2014/06/09 14:13 ======
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This happened a few days ago and we are pretty sure nobody was using the file as this is a production application server... and then it happened again several days later...
We have to kill the process and restart the service to get things going again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as this is not a viable way of doing things for us.
Thanks
Gabriel

and we are pretty sure nobody was using the file as this is a production application server...
Hello Gabriel,
Is there maybe an anti-virus software running on the server, which accesses the file at the same time? If so, you may exclude the log file in the AV software.
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