Chargeable Components and Non-Chargeable Components in Routing

Dear Experts
I am investigating about relationship of Routing and Chargeable Components, Non-Chargeable Components.
Is it possible that one routing has Chargeable Components and Non-Chargeable Components in its task?
Below is instance.
This routing is to manufacture laptop.
10: assemble1       Chargeable Components
20: assemble2       self-manufacture
30: quiality check   self-manufacture
40: coating             Non-Chargeable Components
50: packaging        self-manufacture
If this is possible, please give the information about config and master setting.
Or should I divide the task like below?
To make halfway laptop
10: assemble1      Chargeable Components
To make laptop without packaging
10: assemble2      self-manufacture
20: quiality check self-manufacture
To make laptop with coating
10: coating            Non-Chargeable Components
To make completely laptop
10: packaging       self-manufacture
Kind regards,

Hi,
You can use this Routing
Below is instance.
This routing is to manufacture laptop.
10: assemble1 Chargeable Components
20: assemble2 self-manufacture
30: quiality check self-manufacture
40: coating Non-Chargeable Components
50: packaging self-manufacture
But in THIS Routing , if you check you have the Assembly indicator tick against the operation 10 and 20
If you click over there ,it will go the the assembly Routing for this 10 and 20 operation, since you mentioned as assembly. so the component that you assigned for this operaions are assembly components.

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I can see why you wouldn't want to release information that lets people set up arbitrary installers, but that's why I mostly wanted those two specific hashes. The installer team can just generate them without ever saying how, and we will only be able to use them to validate the installer for the modification that lets you pick components. This should in no way interfere with the desire to prevent dangerous installers making it into the wild; in fact, it kind of guarantees that's impossible.
I know you can't guarantee it'll work or test it, and that's fine. Past experience has shown that CS3, CS4 and CS5 work fine with updates (and most updates don't apply to Photoshop, they apply to the additional components that I traditionally don't install), so I'm pretty sure it'll work fine with CS6 too, although of course it could go wrong in which case I can always fall back to a normal install.
Would you be willing to ask the install team whether they could generate just these two numbers, based on the single SQL command run on Media_db.db from the main payload directory? I can fully understand not wanting to give the "here is how you generate the hashes" information, but generating two specific numbers that don't work for anything but this specific query should be just as safe as the various hashes we can already see for the other Media_db.db files in the various payload directories (so they wouldn't reveal anything not already known about how to reverse engineer the hashing algorithm). It'd help tech-savvy customers quite a bit without playing into the hands of criminally minded jerks (I actually had the pleasure of running into a duped CS3 Extended disc several years ago! I had ordered CS3 for personal use, and mysteriously received a CS3 extended version with a volume licensing key in what looked like an official normal CS3 box. Needless to say, authorities and Adobe were notified).
<<I think the right answer to this issue is to simply remove from the products those items that are not required to execute the product. That's actually something we're aggressively pursuing this summer so that the product size reduces in future releases, particularly for PS.>>
It's not possible to take components out of the payloads directory without the installer complaining that errors have occurred. It really wants all those files there when it starts =(
<<Have you investigated using AAMEE? I don't think that will get rid of all the "extraneous" pieces; but, it does provide some flexibility in creating an install package that can then be pushed out through normal deployment tools (e.g. SCCM).>>
I did, but unfortunately AAMEE requires the use of a volume license key, which I don't have. We only have individual products keys for the machines that will get Photoshop CS6.
- Mike

Understanding and using Logical Components for Managed System configuration

Experts.....
I am embarking on a fresh installation of SolMan 7 EhP1 SPS25 and after a few bugs along the way, I am finally nearing the end of including the first Managed System. Somewhat related to {forum:id=10293771] I am hoping I can get some advice, but specifically with regards to Logical Components.
General question - I have a slide from SAP that shows a picture from Product->System->Instance->Logical System (client)->Logical Component. I am confused because it shows that Client 100 of a given ABAP system could be assigned to Logical Component A, whereas Client 200 of the same system could be assigned to Logical Component B. This seems wrong to me?
I am at the last step of the managed systems configuration wizard : "create logical components" and only want to ensure that I set things up to hopefully ensure that later usages (Maintenance Optimizer, etc) will handle things correctly!!!
- Our SAP landscape is not very complex
1. only ERP and EP (Dev/Test/Prod).
2. We are utilizing HR Self Service (XSS).
3. The ERP ABAP systems are on Netweaver 7.01.
4. EhP4 has been installed, however we only activated the HCM business functions. Therefore SAP_HR is on 604 whereas SAP_APPL is on 600. I think this might be driving some of the confusion in SMSY
For the DEV ABAP system I am trying to configure:
1. The system is showing up in two products : "SAP ERP" and "SAP ERP Enhancement Package" with the header data for both showing "EHP4 FOR SAP ERP 6.0 / NW7.01" and "SAP ERP 6.0"
2. Under "SAP ERP" the "product instance selection" shows only "SAP NW - Adobe Docu. Service" and "SAP ECC Server" as relevant
3. Under ""SAP ERP Enhancement Package" the "product instance selection" shows only "Human Capital Mgmt" as relevant by default. I manually flagged the development portal system as "relevant" for "SAP XSS (Self Services)"
4. The RCA DBA Cockpit system is complaining "No data available for extractor activation. Please check product mapping and Software Components in SMSY"
5. In the Managed System wizard, there is no logical component for any of the "EHP4 FOR SAP ERP 6.0 / NW7.01" selections
From what I can tell, I think this is correct:
1. Create a Z_EHP4 logical component and assign the DEV/QAS/PRD systems to them
2. Also assign the DEV/QAS/PRD to the existing SAP logical component "SAP ERP ECC SERVER"???
3. For the Solutions, my plan is to create
a. Non-Production ERP : with the dev/test erp/ep systems, but test system as the leading system
b. Production ERP with the prod erp/ep systems only
Thanks for any advice/guidance to help me avoid future problems!!
Edited by: Eric Poellinger on Jun 15, 2011 6:32 PM

General question - I have a slide from SAP that shows a picture from Product->System->Instance->Logical System (client)->Logical Component. I am confused because it shows that Client 100 of a given ABAP system could be assigned to Logical Component A, whereas Client 200 of the same system could be assigned to Logical Component B. This seems wrong to me?
Client 100 could be assigned to any number of logical components, client 200 could be assigned to those same ones or none of them. A logical component is just a grouping of systems used to accomplish some task in SolMan.
For example with ChaRM you could have 2 logical components.
ZCHARM_DEV development (100) -> QA (200) -> prod (300)
ZCHARM_SEC security (900) -> QA (200) -> prod(300)
One is used to show the path for moving development changes to prod, the other for security changes. 200 belongs to both, but 100 only to one.
Set them up in whatever way meets you needs. It looks like for you, you could just use the default one and assign your clients to the various system roles. Not all functionality in SolMan uses the logical components though.

Event handling in custom Non-GUI components

I have a class which needs to fire events to outside. These events maybe captured by several objects in outside world. How can I achieve this? In so many places I read, they always refer to AWT and Swing whereas my objects don't have any dependency to GUI.
I simply need to fire an event from an object, and capture that event from other objects by registering event handlers.
I have experience in .Net programming with Events and Delegates (function pointers), but cannot find something like that in Java. All it offers is various kinds of GUI related Listeners where I can't find a proper help resource using them in Non-GUI components.

ravinsp wrote:
I have a class which needs to fire events to outside. These events maybe captured by several objects in outside world. How can I achieve this? In so many places I read, they always refer to AWT and Swing whereas my objects don't have any dependency to GUI.
I simply need to fire an event from an object, and capture that event from other objects by registering event handlers.
I have experience in .Net programming with Events and Delegates (function pointers), but cannot find something like that in Java. All it offers is various kinds of GUI related Listeners where I can't find a proper help resource using them in Non-GUI components.If you want to make your own Listener make your Listener. Create an event class that encapsulates the event as you want, create a listener interface that has a method like handleMyEvent(MyEvent me) and then add addMyEventListener, removeMyEventListener methods to your original class. Add a List<MyEvent> to your original class and add the listeners to it and then when events happen
MyEvent someEvent = new MyEvent();
for(MyEventListener mel : eventlisteners)
mel.handleMyEvent(someEvent);

What is possible with non oracle components in the EMGC 10g release 3

Hello,
What is possible with non oracle components in the EMGC 10g release 3
Our customer wants to also monitor and maintain non oracle components with EMGC 10g release 3.
Some non oracle components are:
Routers,
Firewalls,
Application Servers,
Switches,
Mail Servers,
DNS/DHCP servers,
Print Servers,
File Servers,
NTP,
Citrix,
Terminal Server,
Lotus Notes,
Etc etc.
Is there a document on which non oracle components can be monitored in the EMGC and what can be maintained with these components?
Regards,
Tim Abdoelhafiezkhan

Take a look into Plug-ins, there are some none-oracle ones pre built by Oracle and others.
There's a forum about Extensibility in the current category here.
Also, for further extensibility, the new Connector Framework looks interesting, see the OEM Integration Guide.

Subcontracting components and purchasing a finished product

We have a vendor that sells us the finished product. However we have to supply them with 2 of the components. One of the issues is that we cannot tell our vendor how much we pay for those 2 components. And we canu2019t give the parts to the vendor FOC otherwise the board cost will be minus those 2 components. In addition we need to make sure we drive demand for these 2 components.
So Iu2019m stuck. How do we do this in SAP while driving demand for those two components and not informing our vendor how much those 2 components are and not to screw up costing?
Please note: That I do have a production BOM for the finished product and we only need to supply the vendor with 2 components out of the 100 components that take to build the finished product.

You can create a Subcontracting PO i.e. create a normal PO with Item Category L in ME21N.
Also the components that you need to provide to vendor can be maintained in the Item Details in Material data tab. Note, when the PO is printed vendor will not be able to see any prices of components provided.
You then issue the components to your vendor using T Code ME2O or MB1B (with mvt type 541).
You can receive the components using normal MIGO 101 route.

[svn:fx-3.x] 5698: Fix masking when renderers are components and get individually masked

Revision: 5698
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-03-27 22:18:52 -0700 (Fri, 27 Mar 2009)
Log Message:
Fix masking when renderers are components and get individually masked
QE Notes: None
Doc Notes: None
Bugs: sdk-19377
Reviewer: ryan
tests: checkintests, mustella/datagrid
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/sdk-19377
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/branches/3.x/frameworks/projects/framework/src/mx/controls/dataGridClasses/DataG ridBase.as
flex/sdk/branches/3.x/frameworks/projects/framework/src/mx/controls/listClasses/ListBase. as

Revision: 5698
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-03-27 22:18:52 -0700 (Fri, 27 Mar 2009)
Log Message:
Fix masking when renderers are components and get individually masked
QE Notes: None
Doc Notes: None
Bugs: sdk-19377
Reviewer: ryan
tests: checkintests, mustella/datagrid
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/sdk-19377
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/branches/3.x/frameworks/projects/framework/src/mx/controls/dataGridClasses/DataG ridBase.as
flex/sdk/branches/3.x/frameworks/projects/framework/src/mx/controls/listClasses/ListBase. as

I need a spreadsheet that allow any advanced functionality such as macros and active x components. Any possibility of that ever happenning?

I have spreadsheets that contain macros. Unless and until software producers change the programming or capability that allow any advanced functionality such as macros and active x components, I cannot use my ipad. So I am forced to lug my laptop and my ipad around when the ipad would be perfect for my work in insurance. The fact that this capability does not exsist in docs to go or numbers means there either is a major hang up or these software manufacturers don't feel the need is strong enough. Either way, it really puts people like me in a bind. Does anyone have a solution for this? Is it really that hard of a thing to do to be able to read and run macros?

Unfortunately there is NONE. I have tried searching for a long time but never succeeded to find an app that can read Macros. I hope there must be a very strong limitation for developers to support macros.

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