Company Properties - Objects on Loan

Company Properties iView - This iView lets you display the properties and assets that the company has made available to its employees for the employees assigned to your area of responsibility.You can call up this iView from the iView Team Viewer.
Which infotype does this come form Objects On Loan IT0040?

Hi,
Yes.. IT 0040 Object on loan is used to maintain the list of company owned objects, in which company lend to their employees.
Good luck
Om

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Need object on loans report

hi experts,
i am an abaper working with HR module .i need to prepare a report for object of loans for all employees.all other reports like education birthday dates are avilable i coul'nt find any standard report for loans .Is there any report available or we need to go for devloping reports thru programs?

Hi
You can use this report HINCLON1 in se38
cheers
durai

Custom component - how to store java Properties object in ucm environment

Hi Experts,
I am developing a custom component.
my custom component code is reading a properties file and load in Properties object. Everytime this custom Service is called, properties file is read from file system and new Properties Object is created.
Is there any way to load the Properties object once and store somewhere in UCM context ? (just like we do in JSP using application object"
thanks!!
Edited by: user4884609 on Jul 12, 2010 3:01 PM

I'd say there are quite a few ways how to do it, but many of them have nothing in common with UCM.
- I'd opt for the only "UCM" way I' aware of: as a part of custom component you can create your own properties file (it's also called environment variables) as a part of your custom component. You can, then, easily read (and write?) properties from/to the file.
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- Another option is to create your properties in the database - it is a bit similar to the first option, but it's more robust. Plus, you may use features of the database if you want to have some additional logic in you properties.
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Problem loading PipedInputStream in Properties object

Hi there!
Well, I'm having some problems trying to load a PipedInputStream into a Properties object.
First of all I read a file with FileInputStream and BufferReader and every time I find a special token it's opened a new Thread to save this piece of the whole file into a PipedInputStream/PipedOutputStream. The thing is once I have the PipedInputStream I want to load this stream into a Properties object (Properites.load(PipedInputStream pis))
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OBJECT = CLIENT
NAME = JOE
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END OBJECT = CLIENT
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Thanks for your help!!!!!
Here it is my code
* DictionaryReader.java
* Created on October 21, 2002, 5:02 PM
import java.io.*;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.Enumeration;
* @author
public class DictionaryReader {
String _filePath = null;
private final String _TOKEN = "END";
/** Creates a new instance of DictionaryReader */
public DictionaryReader(String path) {
this._filePath = path;
public static void main(String[] args){
if(args.length != 1){
System.err.println("Usage java <file path>");
DictionaryReader dr = new DictionaryReader(args[0]);
dr.readFile();
private void readFile() {
String line_ = null;
try{
FileInputStream in_ = new FileInputStream(_filePath);
BufferedReader readIn_ = new BufferedReader(
new InputStreamReader(in_));
PipedOutputStream pout_ = new PipedOutputStream();
PipedInputStream pin_ = new PipedInputStream(pout_);
ReadDictionary readDictionary_ = new ReadDictionary(pin_);
Thread t = new Thread(readDictionary_);
t.start();
while((line_ = readIn_.readLine()) != null){
if(line_.trim().equals(_TOKEN)){
pout_.close();
pout_= new PipedOutputStream();
pin_ = new PipedInputStream(pout_);
readDictionary_ = new ReadDictionary(pin_);
t = new Thread(readDictionary_);
t.start();
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line_ += "\n";
pout_.write(line_.getBytes());
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* ReadDictionary.java
* Created on October 22, 2002, 11:08 AM
import java.io.*;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.Enumeration;
* @author
public class ReadDictionary implements Runnable {
private PipedInputStream _pin;
Properties _propFile = null;
/** Creates a new instance of ReadDictionary */
public ReadDictionary(PipedInputStream pin) throws IOException {
this._pin = pin;
public void run() {
try {
// Making sure that the PipedInputStream
// has some content inside
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BufferedReader read = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(_pin));
while((line=read.readLine()) != null){
System.out.println(line);
//Here it is the problem
Properties prop_ = new Properties();
prop_.load(_pin);
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while(enum.hasMoreElements()){
String element = (String)enum.nextElement();
System.out.println(element);
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
Thanks for your help!!!!!
Cheers,
I�aki

Comment out these lines of code and see what happens:// Making sure that the PipedInputStream
// has some content inside
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Help explain Properties object

Hi,
can someone explain properties objects, or link me to a tutorial? I wanna understand what to do with one when i get it, etc....
i mean if i get a properties object, should i put it into another data structure (enumeration , hashtable?)??
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than can you help me here:
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so that every time the application is run to create a new dbase etc the entire info regarding that will be stored in a new property file.

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p.load(p);
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Hello all,
As per usual, sorry for any idiocy on my part and thanks for any guidance.
I have written a wrapper class for the Properties class.
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A variable declaration has the form: <Type> <variableName> [= <value expression>];.
A variable assignment (which assigns a value to an existing variable) has the form: <variableName> = <value expression>;
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In my mind, when I explicitly declared yProperties, thus:> private YPorperties yProperties;> I was making it available to the whole program.With that line you declared a member variable of type YPorperties (shouldn't that be YProperties, by the way?), which means a separate yProperties variable is available as a member of each instance of your class. Note that you already specify the type of the variable yProperties in that line, so there is no need to specify that type again when using the variable further on in your application.
But yes, you are correct in saying that this variable would be available anywhere inside that one instance of your class. However, it is possible in Java to declare a variable with the same name in a different, narrower scope (as you have seen).
Java looks for variables from the narrowest scope outward, so in this case it sees the local variable yProperties before it sees the member variable yProperties.
(BTW for future reference, note that a class or an instance of a class is not a "program" as such. So declaring a private member variable does not make it available to your "program", it makes it available to an instance of a class. The fact that you use that class to start your application is irrelevant)

What is the difference between 0040 - Objects of Loan & 0045 Loans.

Hi Experts,
What is the difference between 0040 - Objects of Loan & 0045 Loans.
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Objective on loans

Dear All
My client want see Objective on loans(0040)in Ess Portal,
basicaly 0006,0002,0021,0009 Standard in Ess how to create 0040 infotype in ess portal level .
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Not sure what version you are on. For ECC6, the ESS bp contains an iView called "Equipment Overview". From the help.sap.com documentation....
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Runtime Technology
Java/Web Dynpro
Technical Name of iView
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Technical Name of Web Dynpro Application
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Properties & Objects Panel Vanished

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I am using Dreamweaver 3 - and when I click on 'show
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The other panels, such as source code, library items etc all
appear as normal - I haven't done anything that might cause an
issue like this - it just happened by itself.
I have a vague memory that this happened once before about 2
years ago - I obviously managed to fix it then - but for the life
of me, I can't get these 2 panels to appear now - and it's driving
me crazy!
Anyone else had this issue?
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DW3 is mightly long in the tooth, but I'll be what happened
is that you
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the palettes to
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leaving those
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Arrange Palettes.
Why are you changing resolutions if that's what you did?
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properties' or 'show
> objects', the panels do not appear.
>
> The other panels, such as source code, library items etc
all appear as
> normal
> - I haven't done anything that might cause an issue like
this - it just
> happened by itself.
>
> I have a vague memory that this happened once before
about 2 years ago - I
> obviously managed to fix it then - but for the life of
me, I can't get
> these 2
> panels to appear now - and it's driving me crazy!
>
> Anyone else had this issue?
>
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I am storing method names in a properties file . Can any one tell me , how can I invoke those methods ?? Please Urgent.
Here is the sample program what I am trying to do . Please tell me how to invoke method which is represented by the String "methodTobeInvoked" in the below program.
public class HelloWorld {
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meenaalenoor wrote:
I am storing method names in a properties file . Can any one tell me , how can I invoke those methods?
Here is the sample program what I am trying to do.
Please tell me how to invoke method which is represented by the String "methodTobeInvoked" in the below program.
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