Case management - some questions

History of the Case Management, which is the appropriate
How do CRM Case Management history records?
CRM Integration for BPM - Case management and BPM - is it possibble?
Is preferable Case management as a WF?
There is a personal file in the CRM Business Partner?
Integration of CRM tasks and Universal Worklist - is it possibble?
Documents can be archived to external DMS?
Can Case Management track terms and automatically trigger actions?
What has to be Case? - Any activity or set of related activities together (decision, appeal in response to an appeal, ...)
How are connected Record and Case Management?
Thank you.

Hi,
1. Does Oracle Case Management solution supports De Dup check for suctomer data ?
------Duplicate SR check can be implemented in Service Request module (i.e. Form Based Module) based on item/instance/customer using profiles/setup (Check Teleservice implementation guide - 'Setting Up Duplicate Checking'). It cannot be implemented in Case Management module.
2. In case management can we create another case from case work item screen ?
------There iss no out of the box solution given by oracle to create a new cae from existing case. However customiztion can be done for this which will call 'case creation API' to generate a new case.
3. Can we customize case management screens ?
-------OAF personalization can be used to personalize case management screens as per business requirement. Refer 'OAF personalization guide_R12' for this.
Thanks & Rgds,
Gaurav Joshi.

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1. Does Oracle Case Management solution supports De Dup check for suctomer data ?
2. In case management can we create another case from case work item screen ?
3. Can we customize case management screens ?

Hi,
1. Does Oracle Case Management solution supports De Dup check for suctomer data ?
------Duplicate SR check can be implemented in Service Request module (i.e. Form Based Module) based on item/instance/customer using profiles/setup (Check Teleservice implementation guide - 'Setting Up Duplicate Checking'). It cannot be implemented in Case Management module.
2. In case management can we create another case from case work item screen ?
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3. Can we customize case management screens ?
-------OAF personalization can be used to personalize case management screens as per business requirement. Refer 'OAF personalization guide_R12' for this.
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Some questions about Skype Manager and Skype Conne...

Hallo,
I found one of your post:
That, if I have some questions I may contact with Contact our solutions team
Sadly that link wont work...
I have few questions and also I contacted with Microsoft support, but sadly they wasn’t able to help me. Only what they suggests, that I may contact with Skype Team trough to Forum, or Facebook...
So, I choose first one and maybe you can help me, or redirect my question !?
About my questions:
As I understand Skype for business is just name what contain two free software, like Skype manager and Skype connect. Also those are free, without charge ?
Also I read that there are two different accounts, like Premium and regular one. Premium contains some benefit. So, If I use that Skype for business manager system to I may or can add some premium accounts for some my staff and leave others with regular account ? I don’t have that manager systems installed jet, but what I read, I understand that I maybe just split credit - or is there way how I may also share regular and premium conots ?
Also, Right now my customers have 25 workers, but what - if soon my another customer also want to use Skype Service, and he have 50 - 100 workers ? Will be there special price for different amount of users on one firm ?
And at last, firm who I represent right now are using Elion VoiP (Elion, is Estonian ISP) service, trough to xLite program.
Sadly that one wont work properly, it will hack, or you cant hear other people and so on. With, Skype everything works fine. So, if he will starting to use Skype manger and will make account for every workers (sips) can he bound those sips with same VoiP numbers what he will use right now with Elion ? Or if not, is there some way how to redirect those numbers (to lose those numbers, is sadly out of question) ?
I hope, you can help me guy´s.
Best regards
Rainer

Tere Rainer,
indeed we don't have the solutions team offer any longer. Let me try to answer some of your questions here.
Skype Manager and Skype Connect itself are free of charge. But obviously you can purchase and distribute paid products via Skype Manager.
Yes, you can freely distribute Premium subscription to Manager group members and leave others without. You can do the same with all kind of Skype products, e.g. Skype numbers, calling subscriptions etc.
There are no discounts with Skype Manager purchases. It's a tool to simplify administration.
Unfortunately you cannot transfer numbers to Skype connect. For more details on which features are supported and how they work please have a look here: https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA10549/what-is-skype-connect-and-how-does-it-work
I hope my answers could help a bit already.
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Some questions on versioning and synchronizing metadata

Hy all!
I am quite new to warehousing and Oracle Warehouse Builder, and so i would have some questions regarding on some common issues. I would appriciate if you guys would who have experience in this domain to share some good practice knowledge :)
I am using OWB 10.2
So first of all i would like to know if you have some proposal of the way of versioning control and synchronizing projects between team memebers when working on a bigger project, team memebers that don't work on the same repository (cause i saw that OWB has an integrated multiuser support for handeling object locks and user sessions).
I saw that a way of migrating data from one place to a nother is using the import/export options integrated in OWB. This creates mdl files wich are some kind of "dumps" of the metadata informations, but the thing with these mdl files wich i don't think is a good way to synchronize is that first of all the .mdx and .xml files contained in the .mdl (wich is kind of a zip) contains many informations in it (like creation date, some timestamps, etc) wich are always updated when exporting, and if synchronizing these files maybee using CVS, we always will get differences between the files alltough they would contain the same thing, only timestamps changed.
Then a nother issue with this, is that we could have 2 alternatives: dump the whole project, wich is odd to have to synchronize a single file between users, especialy on a big project, then the orher way would be doing for each object from the project (each mapping, each table, etc) an separate .mdl filem then to synchronize each file of each object, wich will be unefficient on reimporting each file in part.
So please if you can share the way you work on a big project with many implementers with OWB, i would really appriciate.
A nother thing i would like to know is: is there a way to generate from an existing project (like one created with OWB) the OMB commands dump (maybee in a tcl script)? Cause i saw that the way the exeprienced users implement warehousing is using TCL with OMB language. I downloaded the example from oracle for warehouse project, and i saw that is entirely made from tcl scripts (so no mdl file involved). And this i think would be nice, to have the OMB commands generated from an existing projects.
I see this OWB projects like a database wich can be built up from only OMB commands and OWB a graphical tool to do this (same as constructing a database only from DDL commands or using SQL developer to do this), this is why i am asking about a way of dumping the OMB commands for creating an OWB project.
Please give me some advices, and correct me if i sad some dumb things :D but i really am new to warehousing and i would really appriciate if you guys with experience could share some informations.
Thank you verry much!
Alex21

Depends. Having everyone working on the same project certainly simplifies things a lot regarding merging and is generally my preference. But I also recognize that some projects are complex enough that people wind up stepping on each other's toes if this is the case. In those cases, though, I try to minimize the issue of merging changes by having common structural objects (code libraries, tables, views, etc) retained in a single, strictly controlled, central project schema and having the developer's personal work areas reference them by synonym, thus being unable to alter them to the detriment of others.
If they want to change a common object then need to drop their synonym and make a local copy which they can alter, and then there is a managed process by which these get merged back into the main project schema.
This way any changes MUST go through a central schema, we can put processes in place to notify all of the team of any impending changes, and can also script updates across the team.
Every hour a script runs automatically that checks for dropped synonyms and notifies the project leader. It especially checks for two developers who have built local copies of the same object and notifies each that they need to coordinate with each other as they are risking a conflict. When a structural change is submitted back to the central shared schema, it is added to a batch that is installed at end of business and a list of those impending changes is circulated to the team along with impact analysis for dependencies. The install script updates the main schema, then also drops the local copy of the object in the developer's schema who made the change and re-establishes the synonym there to get back to status quo for the change monitoring. Finally, it then updates itself in all of the developer areas via OMBPlus. So, each morning the developers return to an updated and synched environment as far as the underlying structure.
This takes care of merging structural issues, and the management of the team should minimize other metadata merging by managing the worklist of who is to be working on a given mapping or process flow at a given time. Anyone found to be doing extraneous changes to a mapping or process flow when it is not in their job queue without getting pre-approval will be spoken to VERY firmly as this is counter to policy. And yes, OWB objects such as mappings are then also coordinated to the central project via import/export. OMBplus scripts also propogate these changes daily across the team as well.
Yep, there is a whole lot of scripting involved to get set up.... but it saves a ton of time merging things and solvinv conflicts down the road.
Cheers,
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Some question on CORE BPEL ENGINE

Hello,
I've read Chapter 4 and now I've some question:
1-Clustering: What's you intend which expression "fail-over can be configured on the engine" and How? What Kind of clustering you realize (active-active, active-passive,...)?
2-I think that I don't exactly understand what you intend with "BPEL Compensating Transaction Model" could you give me more information about this?
thank you guys!
Andrea

1- I just completed a draft of a tech note on High Availability that I can share with you that explains the clustering model in detail. At a very high level, the BPEL Server is completely stateless and reliable, including a built-in recovery service that enables failover in case of failures. You don't need to cluster the app-server to be able to cluster BPEL servers (for either high availability or scalability).
2 - BPEL provides support for compensating transactions, which is an alternative transaction model when XA-style, ACID transactions can not be used (either due to the long-running nature of a "transaction" or the inclusion of services which don't support XA/JTA style transactions. We have code examples available for this and slides from our training course that discuss it.
Send me an email if you would like access to either of these documents. I'll also try to publish them to OTN in the next few days as tech notes, but in the meantime, I'm happy to share the information directly with any individuals who want it.
Dave
David Shaffer
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[email protected]
W: 650.506.1729
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Case Management use and configuration

Hi,
In my understanding, this tool provides the capability to review those matching results who needs to be validated and then, I think, it permits to the end user, take an action. My question is: ¿what are the actions that the user could take?, specifically, ¿The user can manage the fields of the matching candidates to generate a gold record?
In addition, I have been looking for resources/documentation to configure and use case management interface in EDQ. I wish to know how to configure a process of EDQ to raise alerts on the case management interface, and assigning it to a user.
Thanks in advance for any help,
regards,
Daniel

Hi Nick, Thanks for your answer. I've read the "Case Management Essentials" document located on the EDQ product page at OTN. In fact, this is the document in which was based my understanding of the tool. After search a lot for documentation, tutorials or any guidance to configure this feature, I was reading the online help as you say, but I found it some hard to understand. But I will continue using that resource, if I dont find any other material.
Can you tell me what kind of actions can perform an end user over alerts and cases in this tool?, I need to know if it is posible to do manual merge or any kind of manipulation of the data who raise the alert. Because in the available examples I only see users change the status of the alert/case, but only that.
Thanks for your atention,
regards,
Daniel

Follow-up Activities in Case Management using Actions

Hi Gurus,
I am configuring the case Management, On save of the case document I would like to create the Activities automatically and assign it to various departments who are responsible. One way of doing this uisng Actions. I have created a Z* Action profile and assigned object as BUS20900 and context class as CL_SCMG_CASE_CONTEXT_PPF. I am not able to find the right method to create the Activities, could you please help me.
Thank you and Regards,
Niranjan

Dear Manfred,
Thank you very much for quick response. I have used method called APPOINTMENT_OFFER and LEAS_NOTIF_01 I am getting the following exception. I have also tried with some other methods they also giving same exception.
Exception Details
CX_SY_MOVE_CAST_ERROR - Source type \CLASS=/CRMS/CL_CRM_CMG_PPF is not compatible, for the purposes of assignment, with target type
Method: CL_ACTION_EXECUTE=>GET_REF_OBJECT
Please advice.
Thank you and Regards,
Niranjan

Development environment for Case Management

Hi,
I want to get started with Case Management, but I could use some startup tips as this is the first time I am installing a Java environment from scratch. To be able to design and develop case management solutions, JDeveloper is required and it seems that there is a WebLogic server embedded in the JDeveloper installation. I can install the BPM extensions for JDeveloper and I have the support for Case Management. But is this enough to actually deploy and test a solution? Or does that require a stand alone weblogic+SOA suite installation? I would rather have all this figured out before I start installing all the different things.
Thanks

And if you are starting to work with Case Management you probably will like this post at SOA & BPM Partner Community Blog: https://blogs.oracle.com/soacommunity/entry/case_management_samples_released_by
As well as this other references:
Oracle® Fusion Middleware Modeling and Implementation Guide for Oracle Business Process Management 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.7)
31 Working with Case Management
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28280_01/doc.1111/e15176/case_mgmt_bpmpd.htm#CIHJBBCA
Series of posts from the Oracle A-Team (start from the end of the list below):
Case Management In-Depth: Cases & Case Activities Part 2 – Case Rules
http://www.ateam-oracle.com/case-management-in-depth-cases-case-activities-part-2-case-rules/
Case Management In-Depth: Cases & Case Activities Part 1 – Acivity Scope
http://www.ateam-oracle.com/case-management-in-depth-cases-case-activities-part-1-acivity-scope/
Case Management In-Depth: Stakeholders & Permissions
http://www.ateam-oracle.com/case-management-in-depth-stakeholders-permissions/
Case Management Part 3: Runtime Lifecycle of a Project
http://www.ateam-oracle.com/case-management-part-3-runtime-lifecycle-of-a-project/
Case Management Part 2: Anatomy of a Project
http://www.ateam-oracle.com/case-management-part-2-anatomy-of-a-project/
Case Management Part 1: An Introduction
http://www.ateam-oracle.com/case-management-part-1-an-introduction/

Case management: Partner confirmation and subsequent case creation

Hi,
When i confirm a partner and then click case, the partner number does NOT reflect when the case details open. Is this the standard functionality or am I missing to activate or configure something here. For instance when i create a lead, the partner confirmed before gets automatically reflected in the lead details. In this issue of case, I am right now manually adding the partner. Please clarify on this.
My second query is about triggering an action (mail) to the related partner when i 'save' the case. Any input here would be appreciated.
Thank You,
Amar.

Hello Amar,
I'm afraid that I can't add much additional value here. For your second point about emails I would normally suggest OneOrder PPF (Post Processing Framework) actions. But I assume that these only work in One Order documents and not for the case. Perhaps someone else can confirm?
And I am not aware of any additional enhancements to Case Management, except for some Investigate Case Management functionality rolled out in CRM 7.0 targeted at the public sector (e.g., government and law enformance agencies). My recommendation would be to look at the new IT-IL based Incident/Service Request IT Service Management functionality available in CRM 7.0 which provides a lot more power and flexibility than the old Case Management (or Service Ticket) functionality.
Best regards,
John

Potential new T61 user with some questions about product/support/etc.

Hi all!
I've been using Dell Latitude's for last 7+ years and been happy with them thus far, as I was able to stay within the C-series thru 3 systems and reuse some components such as batteries, CD-ROM, etc. but now that I'd have to go to D-series, that gives me the choice of going to new vendor...and IBM/Lenovo was the only other choice due to my OS requirement: XP Pro!
So now I'm here asking some questions that I'm still having issues with:
(I'm comparing the T61 to Dell D530 and/or my C610)
1) Features that I've used on existing Dell that I don't see on T61 :
    a) Infared port --- I've used to transfer stuff from one sys to another
    b) S-Video out --- I've used to display on TV for some situations
    c) Serial port --- can't recall using it but with my luck, I'd need it sometime.
    d) Parallel port (C610) --- for my really old printer used on rare occasions
    e) Floppy drive --- yes, I still use it for some unusual situations
2) On Dell, I can put a 2nd battery or floppy drive in the media bay instead of CD/DVD...what about T61?
3) Support:
    a) Dell forums have 7+ yrs of history and are well used...this forum seems brand new...was there another one before it?
    b) My Dell's have lifetime tech support (ok, so sometimes understanding the folks from India can be an issue) but IBM seems to limit this to life of warranty.
4) Pricing: T61 would be seem to be, at minimum, about $150 more than similar Dell even with current "sales"...I'm having trouble justifying this...
5) Things that I see that T61 has that new Dell D530 doesn't:
   a) built-in mike --- my current Dell has it and I use it now and then so this is a plus!
   b) keyboard light --- nice feature, but couldn't I use a USB one instead if I really needed it?
   c) fingerprint reader --- never used one...how often do people use it?
   d) 2nd card slot for Express cards --- current Dell has two standard slots and I'm using both, though one is wi-fi which C610 didn't have built-in...and other is modem to replace failed built-in...D530 has only one slot, so having 2nd of any type is good.
   e) middle mouse button --- is that what I'm seeing? Or is it something else?
   f) recovery partition --- ok, nice but how much room does it take?
6) Things that D530 has that T61 doesn't:
   a) 4th USB --- I'm used to only 1 now so even 3 would be big step up...
   b) 15" standard screen --- T61 is only a 14.1" screen and that extra bit of size would likely help, but I'm limited on physical dimensions to 13.5" total width (unusual situation) so a 15.4" wide screen isn't possible...I'm looking at SXGA+ in either case to maximize usage.
   c) recovery CD is standard --- so I'm presuming I'd have to create my own here?
That, I think, about does it...so...any users willing to help me decide if a switch is good for me?
Thanks!!!
Update: It seems that phone tech support is only available for warranty period with IBM, whereas with Dell, I can still call for hardware tech help (to diagnose problem at least) for "lifetime" or well past paid period, as I've already done in past...comments?
Update #2: Changed the incorrect "R"s to "T"! Duh!
Message Edited by J_Hallgren on 12-28-2007 07:50 PM
A current Dell Latitute user who was looking to maybe switch...But didn't.

I finally made the switch to Lenovo and the Thinkpad line of notebooks and think this was the best move I have ever made in years! I've spent far too much money maintaining a separate notebook (Dell Latitude L400) several custom built desktops. This December, I sold my desktops, my laptops (I had 2 L400's), and my 20" Aquous LCD TV to finance my Thinkpad T61. It was well worth it! I will try to answer your questions in this checklist, which I found to be quite similar to my own .... frighteningly exactly like my own....:
Hardware Requirements
IR: This is pretty outdated but functional. I used to use a Palm with IR as well as an IR laser printer. I ditched both for a PDA phone with bluetooth. The laser printer is networked now
S-Video: You might be able to get away with a TV tuner cardbus or a expres card. There might also be external converters that convert from your VGA/DVI (DVI via port replicator) into any variety of video outputs.
Serial: My older Palm had a serial port for the docking station - bluetooth is a good replacement
Parallel port: I currently have a USB to parallel adapter in my bag just in case. These are cheap cables and work well.
Floppy: I keep a USB one of these just in case. I find that having fewer input devices on my laptop and leaving them external help keep the machine lighter for my mostly mobile usage (e.g., my L400 with no inputs at all except 1 USB port).
T61 Spare Battery: Uses ultrabay battery - I rarely use the DVDRW drive and leave the ultrabay battery in there while on the go. DVDRW drive stays in the bag until needed. I recommend you upgrade to the 9 cell battery with the advanced ultra bay battery, which will give u something like 9 to 12 hours of operating life. If you are not a fan of the battery pack sticking out like crazy, stick to the letter box format laptop (not widescreen), which will provide the minimum amount of battery pack stick-out with the 9 cell battery. The 6 cell will not stick out with the letterbox laptop but will stick out with the widescreen version.
Support Options: I rarely call support so I have no opinion here.
Pricing: Price was not really a concern for me. I purchased mine for the business look mainly, which Lenovo maintained well. I don't like the shiny/plastic/toy look of Dell and Apple computers these days. If anything, consider the premium an investment in the build quality of these machines (or a premium just for the good looks). I particularly like the roll cage as well as active protection system that stops the hard drive as soon as the system detects excessive motion.
Included Hardware Comparison:
I like the mic, use it often for Skype and the built in 1.3MP webcam as well.
Keyboard light.... kinda cute but not as functional because it simply is too small. It was a cute idea that could have been made better had Lenovo opted for a backlit keyboard instead. That would have been more functional and added to the "cool" factor.
With regards to the Express Card and PCMCIA card slot, I rarely use either because everything is built in. However, if you want that TV tuner, an express card or PCMCIA card slot is good. If you opt for the built in media reader, you will be unable to use the express card as the media reader takes up that slot (I might be wrong, but I think the card reader is large enough that it takes up both slots, so u can't add anything anyway - but you should call pre-sales to answer that question).
Middle mouse button: The three buttons in the middle are used for the trackpoint/joystick mouse controller. I think the middle button is configurable to do various things. I personally hate the joystick and can only use the touchpad. The lack of a touchpad was the only reason I did not stick to the smaller 12.1" X line of laptops, which was really more in tune with my size requirements (too used to using the L400 sized machine).
Recovery Partition: This is a cheap way for manufacturers to make it easy for people to recover their systems in case of crash - without the need for any documentation or disc media. However, it makes it hard for people like me who only use machines after a clean format and customized install of Windows. This partition is about 10GB and can be erased with special disk format or partition tools. Windows itself cannot read or delete this partition. With the minimum size of the hard drives available, this should not be an excessive space killer for most people. I personally need only 7GB total for OS and apps. The remaining data I work with is actually streamed from a 500GB gigabit NAS. I might switch to a 32GB solid state disk one of these days when their performance comes more in par or exceeds traditional drives.
Recovery CD: You can create your own from the recovery partition since Lenovo does not provide any.
4th USB: I only use 1 or 2 as well. 1 for an external micro mouse (I love my touchpad, but it's just hard to use with Photoshop or CAD apps) and a second for a USB memory key. My other devices i.e., scanner, external mouse, keyboard, are plugged in on my desktop through a USB hub that goes to a single port on my docking station. So yes, your docking station will probably remove the need for more than 2 ports. Although, I do find it odd there are only 3 ports... such an odd number.
Screen Size: I personally wish I could have gotten the X series of laptops but the 14.1 was the only other mobile solution. For the larger screen size, docking station to my 24" Dell 2405FP. The compact nature of the T series makes it pretty thin and compact though... it was not too much bigger than my L400 - at least, not uncomfortably bigger.
But yeah, I think if you make the switch, you'll be getting yourself a solid machine that will keep u going for years. The Latitude line of Dell's were really good, but overall, I feel that the nature of Dell's manufacturing process is making it too "cookie cutter" and reducing its overall quality level. Their earlier lines were awesome, like the D lines you mentioned. But unless you get the ATG line, you just won't get the same level of quality they used to offer (in addition, the ATG line is wickedly too expensive - I'd rather get a Durabook for military grade spec at a fraction of the price).
Anyway, have fun shopping! :-)
And moderators or employees of Lenovo, don't you guys get referral bonuses for giving your employee discount code to friends and family? *wink*
T61_Wide | Model No. 7662 - CTO
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82566MM Gigabit | 4965AGN Centrino Pro

Some question on IDOC (Control Record/Data Record/Status Record)

Dear all,
I am new in this area, and would like to enquire some question on this topic.
When I view a IDOC via WE02, each of the IDOC record will consist of Control Record/Data Record/Status Record).
Questions:
I notice that the data records consists of many segment (i.e. E1EDK01, etc) which are use to store application data.
1 - My question is do I have to manually create all these segment and do a mapping to my application field one by one (i.e. that is when I want to create a brand new message type from scratch)?
2 - If question no. 1 is Yes, how to do it, what are the transaction code to create it? can you show me the step by step.
3 - I don't have to create the Control record and the status record for my new message type right ? because those field value will automatically pull out from partner profile and system status message, am I correct?
Thanks.
Tuff

Hi Tuff,
As everything in SAP, with IDOCs too there are
1) Standard IDOCs
2) Standard IDOCs(Extending - Enhancement to an IDOC, to accomodate for custom values)
3) Custom IDOCs
And every IDOC has,
Control record - EDIDC Structure - This mostly reflects the partner profile information, along with few more details which are used for IDOC extension, Sequencing etc
Data Records - EDID4 Structure - These records contain the actual business data of the document in concern. So for ORDERS05 it would contain order details, INVOIC02 - Invoice details so on...
Status Records - These records capture the status of an IDOC from the time it is received/sent from your system and a corresponding business document is created/changed. So this will have messages like "IDOC sent to the port OK" etc which are status from the communication layer(ALE) to application specific messages like "Sales Order XXX created" or "Invalid Material" etc.
You would have noticed something called as Process code in the partner profile, this is associated with a FM(or work flow task etc) which has the business logic coded in.
So in case of an Inbound IDOC, the sending system updates the IDOC - Control and Data records, and sends it to the receiving system. On the receiving system the IDOC's control record is validated against the partner profiles set, if an entry is found then using the process code it finds the associated FM which will decode the data from the IDOC data records as per the IDOC type and then use it to post data into SAP (VIA BDC, Batch Input, BAPI etc).
And all this while the Status records are being updated accordingly.
So with the above context will try to answer your questions,
1 - My question is do I have to manually create all these segment and do a mapping to my application field one by one (i.e. that is when I want to create a brand new message type from scratch)?
In case of a custom IDOC, yes you will have to.
In case of a standard IDOC, you wouldn't have you just have set up the necessary configuration (Partner Profile, Process code etc)
In case of a standard IDOC extended to accommodate for some custom values(for which there are no fields in standard IDOC - Let us say you have added some new fields on VA01) - In this case you can still use the standard Process code and Standard FM associated with it, SAP provides several Function exits in these FM's which you can leverage to add your custom logic.
2 - If question no. 1 is Yes, how to do it, what are the transaction code to create it? can you show me the step by step.
There are several documents available on the net and on SDN detailing step by step approach for all the above three cases,
just search for step by step guide for IDOCS - sap.
3 - I don't have to create the Control record and the status record for my new message type right ? because those field value will automatically pull out from partner profile and system status message, am I correct?
Again it depends, in case of using a standard IDOC you wouldn't have to. But in case you have some customizations/enhancements then you might have to.
For Ex: updating the control record accordingly for indicating that you have extended the standard IDOC. Or append custom messages to the status record as per the business logic.
Try out the examples you find on the net and post any specific questions you might have.
Regards,
Chen

Some questions on JFormattedTextField

I more or less manage to work with JFormattedTextField, but have not mastered this control fully. I hope that someone can help me with some questions I still have.
JFormattedTextField field = new JFormattedTextField(); // no-args constructor
double d = 1.23456; // primitive type will be autoboxed to Double
field.setValue(d); // AbstractFormatterFactory based on DoubleNow, when the field has the focus, a text value of +1.2+ is displayed. As soon as it looses focus, the text value is changed into +1.235+. I find that weird behaviour and would rather see it the other way around or see the same text in both situations. Can anybody explain me what's happening here? I do not observe this behavior when using one of the other constructors.
Another problem has to do with internationalization. The Dutch locale, for example, uses a comma as a decimal separator. Users having a scientific background, however, often override the default settings and use a period as a decimal separator (on Windows by changing the regional options). Is there a way of using whatever separator a user has chosen for his system when formatting numbers in Java? I know you can use the DecimalFormatSymbols class to change symbols for a specific locale, but that does not take into account user-specific settings.

Hi.
Try this:
DecimalFormatSymbols fs = new DecimalFormatSymbols();
    fs.setDecimalSeparator('.');
    fs.setGroupingSeparator(',');
DecimalFormat format = new DecimalFormat("##.#", fs);
AbstractFormatter formatter    = new NumberFormatter( format );
AbstractFormatterFactory ff = new DefaultFormatterFactory( formatter, formatter, formatter);
JFormattedTextField field = new JFormattedTextField();
field.setFormatterFactory(ff);

Some questions on the aironet 1141 aironet

Hi all, I'm a little confused, I have a some questions:
I have several aironet 1141 device all connected to the wired LAN. Can I configure all AP so that create a single network wireless?
Can I configure all AP like DHCP server with same ip pool?
Thaks all for any answer

You can connect the aps to the same subnet. Most cases it is that way. Now you can only have one dhcp though. So if you don't have a dhcp server on the network, you can always have the switch do dhcp if it's capable or one of the AP's.
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-3628
http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/network-technologies/how-to-configure-a-dhcp-server-in-a-cisco-aironet-access-points/
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Hey there. I have some questions regarding the Zen Sleek, since I may get one to replace my Zen Xtra.
First of all, how much does it cost to have the battery replaced? I've heard/read that you cannot do it yourself (which irks me to know end), but I haven't found anywhere what it would cost to have it sent in once the battery is dead.
Second, does the unit scratch easily? I don't want to buy an ugly, bulky case for it (since that's all that seems to be out there for anything that's not a Micro), but if the Sleek scratches as easily as the iPod, I may be forced to.
Thanks in advance for your help.

cera wrote:Thanks SSR, I'll have to look into the battery replacement program. I've read up on the CreativeCare protection plan, and it SEEMS that the battery would be covered under it. I'll have to e-mail or call and check.
I know the battery is covered under warranty, but it certainly shouldn't die ordinarily during that period.
I've left the screen protecting sheet on my Zen Xtra, and it's in great shape, so unless it becomes obnoxious, I think I'll end up leaving it on the Sleek as well. I may look into buying a case, or possibly just making my own.
There are some threads on cases for the Sleek so it's worth searching back. Creative often fail to launch a case as an accessory, or certainly to launch one at the same time as the player is released. This is a great shame, aside from not bundling a good case with the player, as it keeps the player looking good and may well end up making it last longer.
This is completely off topic, but I just realized that you wrote/host that excellent Donnie Darko FAQ. It helped me a lot when I first saw the movie and tried to figure it out.
Glad it helped

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