Difference between common-httpclient 3.0 and httpclient 4.0

Hi,
I am using SSL communicaiton between client and server machine.The JDK version is 1.6.0_19.I am using HttpClient 4.0 now.I used common-Httpclient 3.0 earlier. The client and the server both are having the certificate.Here we are doing mutual authentication sending the certificate to each other.
If I use the command -Djavax.net.debug=all command I am able to see the detail client and server communicaiton.I wanted to know, what are the destination server it is reaching and that's why I have used wireShark.I have seen a difference here.If I use common-httpclient 3.0 component then it is reaching the verisign site to import the CRL.But if I use httpclient 4.0 then it is not reaching the verisign site.It might be reaching the verisign site for the CRL check.
I know internally it is using the JSSE component.
Here are my questions :
I like to know why this difference is happening?
Is the httpclient initiate CRL checking?
Howcan I initiate the OCSP instead of CRL check using the httpclient and the JSSE?
how could I check the detail log?
I like to know based on what condition the application is reaching the verisign site(means CRL checking).
Please help me out.

Hi Subba reddy,
Check this link for PI differencess
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/PI%207.1%20Components%20and%20its%20features%20over%20XI%202.0,XI%203.0,PI%207.0
Regards
Ramesh

Similar Messages

Difference between SAP-CRM 2007 UI and previous version UI.

hi,
anyone knows the differences difference between SAP-CRM 2007 UI and previous version UI.
anykind of links or files are helpful.
regards.
raman.

Hi,
actually quite a late response and I think all the rather technically focuses comments have already been given, incl. the link to a really good slide deck, that explains all the technical architecture details on what exactly we did.
From an end user perspective some other statements on what we did:
(1) From an information architecture and visualization perspective we acted based on feedback from our customers in the last years, which led to some restructuring of the screen, e.g. moving the navigation bar from the top area of the screen (horizontal) to the left hand side --> sounds simple but users tend to have problem seeing thing at the top of the screen. We also decided to arrange the information for e.g. an account or an opportunity not in a tab oriented format. Again usability tests in CRM had shown that users often find it hard to see and understand that tabs contain additional information. We now show the details in assignment blocks below the header information in a scrollable format. Vertical scrolling is a behavior of a screen that most users know from their internet experience. Those are just two exampels of what we did in this area
(2) We also have put a large focus on well known web behaviors, like drag & drop and personalization in general, knowing that on the one hand side, no matter what standard UI we deliver, users tend to adapt it exactly based on their needs and wishes. So you will find really easy to understand personalization options everywhere in the new CRM Web Client UI. To achieve this we used lots of web 2.0 techologies that enable especially these easy interactive capabilitites.
(3) Finally, and this relates directly to the arguments mentioned in (2) we focused as well on really easy UI configuration. Again, in every customer project user interface changes are made, to adapt the SAP default to the customers needs. here we invested a lot to make the 60-80% most common UI changes done in projects as easy as possible, that even non-technical people can generally do it (like Power users).
Hope this clarifies some arguments what from the users point of view has been done and what the advantages are.
When you follow the same link as mentioned by Nadine above, you can also find a presentation UI Concept, which explains all the details rather from a users perspective.
Best regards and enjoy the new UI ..and every feedback is very much welcome, only with your feedback we can improve the solution even more.
Ingo

What is the difference between a tablespace, a segment and an extent ?

What is the difference between a tablespace, a segment and an extent ? Please explain in layman terms since I'm a total newbie to Oracle.
Regards
Gony

Hi,
These are logical structure of database
1. Tablespace : A database is divided into logical storage units called tablespaces, which group related logical structures together. For example, tablespaces commonly group together all application objects to simplify some administrative operations.
2.Segments
Above extents, the level of logical database storage is a segment. A segment is a set of extents allocated for a certain logical structure. The following table describes the different types of segments.
Segment Description
Data segment
Each nonclustered table has a data segment. All table data is stored in the extents of the data segment.
For a partitioned table, each partition has a data segment.
Each cluster has a data segment. The data of every table in the cluster is stored in the cluster's data segment.
Index segment
Each index has an index segment that stores all of its data.
For a partitioned index, each partition has an index segment.
Temporary segment
Temporary segments are created by Oracle when a SQL statement needs a temporary work area to complete execution. When the statement finishes execution, the extents in the temporary segment are returned to the system for future use.
Rollback segment
If you are operating in automatic undo management mode, then the database server manages undo space using tablespaces. Oracle Corporation recommends that you use "Automatic Undo Management" management.
3. Extents
The next level of logical database space is an extent. An extent is a specific number of contiguous data blocks, obtained in a single allocation, used to store a specific type of information.

Difference between Property binding, Aggregation Binding and Element binding?

what is difference between Property binding, Aggregation Binding and Element binding?

HI Rajesh,
Firstly ,
A binding path can either be absolute (starting with a slash), or relative (starting with a name token)
1. Element Binding:
Here we specify the refrenced object.
eg if you bind company object to a layout, like
var oMatrixLayout = new sap.ui.commons.layout.MatrixLayout();
oMatrixLayout.bindElement("/company");
then all the children of this layout can refer to the context of this object. like suppose company has name attribute, then we can directly pass it to the child like:
oMatrixLayout.createRow(
new sap.ui.commons.Label({text: "Name:"}),
new sap.ui.commons.TextField({value: "{name}"})
All the relative bindings within the control and all of its children are resolved relatively
2. Property binding is similar to the context mapping in WebdnyPro. We bind it to a property of the UI. It is automatically updated when its vlaue is changed.
3. Aggregation binding (basically a list) defines a template(a model which others can copy) and this template is cloned for each entry of the list. When we make an entry in the list, a clone of the template is created.When the clone is created, the context is set to the entry in the list. Thus all the binding to the template are resolved relative to the entry. This is maily used for large data sets where we will only clone the current entry and not the complete list.
Regards,
Nikhil

Differences between Hyperion Workspace, Web Analysis and Financial Reportin

Hello,
Can anybody explain me the differences between Hyperion Workspace, Web Analysis and Financial Reporting?
Thank you

In real simple terms....
Financial reporting - Perfect for producing standardised monthly reporting such as P&L, balance sheets etc. Highly formatted, print well in PDF format.
Web Analysis - Highly graphical, web based analysis tool more suited to dashboards, pinboards etc with slice and dice capability.
Workspace - Common environment where reporting content in deployed. Users can access web anlysis, fin reports, Interactive reports plus other content through the workspace. It was the start of the 'log on to one place for all reporting' concept instead og logging on to multiple products.
Hope that helps
Regards
CD

Difference between cleared items,open items and all postings (FI).

Hi experts,
Can anybody tell me the difference between cleared items,open items and all postings for an account.
While running corresponding bapis and transaction FAGLL03 (for GL) or FBL1N (for accounts payable) i found that in some cases all postings is less than cleared items or open items for a time period. How could it happen.According to my knowledge all postings should contain cleared items and open items.
Please correct me..
Thanks and Regards
Arjun

Hi Arjun,
For every Billing Documnet created(VBRK/VBRP-VBELN) there will be an accounting document created in BSID/BSAD tables.
OPEN ITEMS means the Billed/Invoice Amounts that are pending from Customers, i.e which we have to receive from Customers.
CLOSED ITEMS means the AMOUNTS received from that customer.
OPEN ITEMS : fetch data from BSID table Only
CLOSED ITEMS : fetch data from BSAD only.
ALL POSTINGS : fetch data from both BSID and BSAD.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
Nitin.

The Difference between iphone Unlock T-Mobile and iphone Unlock Free-Sim

As mentiond in the title my questions are:-
- What is the Difference between iphone Unlock T-Mobile and iphone Unlock Free-Sim?!
- Did they both work Internationally?!
- For the Unlock T-Mobile should i use their sim or i can use any sim directly?!
Thanks

Unlocked means unlocked and you can use any sim card and keep changing them and the phone will never lock if it is unlocked.
Sim free, means that the phone is sold at full price without a sim card, but the phone will lock to the first sim card that you put in it. A sim free phone will work internationally, but you will have to use a roaming plan with your phone company because the phone will be locked, so you CANNOT change it to a local sim card.
If you have an unlocked phone, you can use it internationally by inserting a local sim card and the phone should then work and you won't have to pay increased roaming charges as you would with a locked phone.
If you buy a T-Mobile phone that is unlocked, DO NOT activate it with their sim card or the phone will lock to T-Mobile and you will have to approach them to get it unlocked. Use it with another sim card straight away and it will remain unlocked.

The Difference between Extending a Wireless network and WDS?

I have an Extreme (n) and an Express (n).
I want to make sure the signal is strong upstairs and share a printer (connected to the express) and use AirTunes. I also may add an external drive to the Extreme.
What's the difference between Extending a Wireless Network and using WDS? Will there be a speed difference?
Message was edited by: J. Christopher Edwards

I think you don't get it
If I have another draft N router that operates at 2.4G and I have only n devices I can still use WDS and it will connect using draft n in the 2.4G band.
If one g device connects to the network will go in mixed mode.
The AEBS will still report 130 Mbps for your n clients and 54 for your g clients.
If the other router is g only obviously you can't connect between the two router at n mode but still the AEBS will be in mixed mode and not in g. The Extreme will still report 130 Mbps for the connected n clients.
I can tell you that because I have actually implemented it am not taking off the documentation.
The same device if I try to use the "extend n network" does not even see the AEBS but will happily keep the n in the WDS mode and though the bandwidth is halved it is still more than g.
In any case enough for this!

Difference between SY-SUBRC EQ 0 and SY-SUBRC EQ ' 0 '

Dear All,
I am not from abap background.
I have a simple question.
what is the difference between sy-subrc eq 0 and sy-subrc eq '0'
How does it impact a statement like this for example
SELECT /BIC/ZAGENT /BIC/ZBATCH_MO /BIC/ZDOC_NUM /BIC/ZCUSTOMER
           /BIC/ZSTORE /BIC/ZLINE_NUM /BIC/ZMATERIAL /BIC/ZBARCODE
      FROM /BIC/AZO_AMVN100
      INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_aquisition
      WHERE /BIC/ZAGENT EQ SOURCE_FIELDS-/BIC/ZAGENT
      AND /BIC/ZDOC_NUM EQ SOURCE_FIELDS-/BIC/ZDOC_NUM
      AND /BIC/ZOCFLAG = '1'.
    if sy-subrc EQ '0'.
      SELECT SINGLE /BIC/ZDOC_NUM FROM /BIC/AZO_PMVN300
        INTO v_docnum
        WHERE /BIC/ZDOC_NUM EQ SOURCE_FIELDS-/BIC/ZDOC_NUM
        AND /BIC/ZAGENT EQ SOURCE_FIELDS-/BIC/ZAGENT
kindly help me with this.
Pleae do a little more research before posting questions here...even if you are new to ABAP.
Edited by: kishan P on Aug 24, 2010 10:00 AM

Hi,
Please refer [Wiki post|http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAP/Sy-Subrc].
hope it help you,
regards,

Getting Big Headache, What is difference between Flash Lite 3.1 and Flash Player 7

Hello, I am asking questions about the two similar yet different programs for Pocket PC version only:
1) Which came first, Flash Lite 3.1 or Flash Player 7?
2) If I have both in my Pocket PC, will there be product incompatibility?
3) What is the difference between Flash Lite 3.1 and Flash Player 7.
4) I have a Flash Lite 3.1 but uninstall information says "Flash Lite 3.1 for Opera Mobile", did you releaase this? Is this an illegal copy? A developer's copy?
*I don't know exactly where I got it, but I got it from the HTC developer's forum: XDA-developers.com
*I also use Opera mobile, a web browser for Pocket PC's.
5) What is difference between Flash Lite 3.1 and Flash Lite 3.1 for Opera? Is the only difference is that Flash Lite Supports everything flash related, while Flash Lite Opera supports only flash in opera?
Hi, I don't expect all answers, but I hope someone or someone from adobe support can clear some things up for me.

The program under my "remove programs" list is specifically called "Adobe Flash Lite for Opera". The XDA forums people said along time ago that it was Flash Lite, and kept calling it Flash Lite, and not Flash Player 7.
Now what about this:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashlite/version/
The table shows the differences between FP 7 SDK, FL 2.1, and FL 3.1. And it's quite obvious that FL 3.1 has way more features than Flash Player 7. What does SDK mean? And why are you telling me FP 7 has more features?
With this information, can you or anyone else provide any more details and clarification?

What's the difference between a not-initialed object and a null object

hi guys, i wanna know the difference between a not-initialed object and a null object.
for eg.
Car c1;
Car c2 = null;after the 2 lines , 2 Car obj-referance have been created, but no Car obj.
1.so c2 is not refering to any object, so where do we put the null?in the heap?
2.as no c2 is not refering to any object, what's the difference between c2 and c1?
3.and where we store the difference-information?in the heap?

For local variables you can't have "Car c1;" the compiler will complain.That's not true. It will only complain if you try to use it without initializing it.
You can have (never used, so compiler doesn't care):
public void doSomething()
   Car c1;
   System.out.println("Hello");
}or you can have (definitely initialized, so doesn't have to be initialized where declared):
public void doSomething(boolean goldClubMember)
   Car c1;
   if (goldClubMember)
       c1 = new Car("Lexus");
   else
       c1 = new Car("Kia");
   System.out.println("You can rent a " + c1.getMake());
}

What is the difference between SAP NW PI7.1 and PI7.1 EHP1

We have a customer using SAP PI7.1 EHP1. The application to be deployed
isdeveloped on SAP Netweaver PI 7.1 SP06.
We need to know if application developed and transported from PI7.1 is
compatible with EHP1?
Below are the Components used by the application .
1) SSL communication using SOAP adapter
2) Java mapping , Graphical mapping , XSLT mapping
3) Customised EJB modules
4) Adapter framework
5) ALE layer for IDoc communication from ERP to PI
6) RFC lookups to PI system and ERP system.
Questions
1)Will PI EHP1 be able to communicate with PI7.1 using SOAP adapter ?
2) What is the difference between SAP NW PI7.1 and PI7.1 EHP1 ?
Regards,
Sneha

Hi,
EHP Pi7.1 new
IPv6 Support in SAP Systems (new)
Async/Sync and Sync/Async Bridge in the JMS Adapter (New)
High Availability (New) Locate the document in its SAP Library structure
Use
A new concept is available for setting up a high availability environment for SAP NetWeaver Process Integration (PI). To do this, you need SAP Web Dispatcher for load balancing, and you must reconfigure your HTTP, RFC, and RMI connections so that they can be used for load balancing. You must also make various configuration steps in other components of your PI environment.
[Level 4: Document: XML to Text Conversion Module (New)] XML to Text Conversion Module (New)
Message Packaging (New)
Monitoring Milestones (New) Locate the document in its SAP Library structure
Use
You can use the new scenario variant Monitoring Milestones of the Business Process Management scenario to define a monitoring process that can monitor events from different applications. A monitoring process can subscribe to events from SAP or non-SAP systems.
check given Link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi711/helpdata/en/61/8c3842bb58f83ae10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
Regards,
Amit

What is the difference between component(Y, Pb, Pr) and component(R,G,B)?

[I previously posted this question in another thread as hadn't realised how to post new question]
Q. What is the difference between component (Y, Pb, Pr) and component (R,G,B) ?
I’d previously thought I was reasonably savvy on all things HD, but when I turned my thoughts to looking into getting a mac mini to run part of my home cinema I realise I have some confusions around the above.
Here’s what I think I know:-
The mac mini has a DVI output of the type which can output both digital and analogue, and so via physical adapters it could be used to connect to displays that take HDMI or VGA style RGB leads.
I know on the market I can get a DVI to Component cable lead which would therefore lead me to assume it could drive my HD plasma with component input (Y,Pb,Pr), as I currently drive the HD TV via component cable with a SKY HD box (720p and 1080i), an xbox 360 (720p) and a progressive scan DVD player (480p), all through a Denon AV-amp.
The problem is, I’ve heard somewhere that the DVI to component is R,G,B only and that it is not Y, Pb, Pr which is making me wonder it a) this will work and b) if I really understand component video afterall.
I notice the Apple TV outputs Y,Pb,Pr but colours them red, green and blue, so am even more confused….
Hopefully someone can help educate me on this !

Thanks for this.
My Plasma is a Panasonic 42" Viera March 2005 model. No HDMI, No VGA.
It can process signals up to 720p and 1080i via the component (an interestingly it makes a huge difference over SD even though the native panel is 480..!?!)
Am I right in thinking that the iPod component cable will also be R,G,B and therefor might be a suitable trial? Ie. if the TV accepts the input from the iPod then it should work for the mini?
Only other thing of note is I'm doing all this via my Denon 1707 AV amp which does have the facility of upscaling, but I imagine it needs to stick to one format?
Thanks.

Difference between F.35 Receivables amount and FBL5N report open items

Hi All,
There is an amount difference between f.35 receivables amount and fbl5n open items amount, I have observed that there are some changes to credit master like risk category and credit representative group, so I thought if we run f.28 it will be right but still difference exits.
If anybody has come across similar issue or if you have any idea on this on how to analyze, please let me know.
Regards,
RK.

Hi ,
Please check the time horizon in credit check used. then compare it with FBL5n.
May be there will be difference in comparison period.
Program RFDKLI20 or F.28 is to run when there is changes in Assignment from company code, entry in customer master data, entry in sales area data, user exit., currency of credit control area , Assignment of customers to credit accounts.
And
Program RVKRED09.--> only the risk class was changed it is sufficient to run
Regards
Atul

Difference between sales order schedule line and item level data

Hi All,
Could you please let me know what is the difference between sales order schedule line and item level data?
Thanks,
Ramya

Hi Ramya,
Sales order schedule line contains del date, order qty, rounded qty, confirmed qty, delivery qty, schedule line category, purchase requisition etc., ie It contains the full details of sales order data with respect to the scheduled line of delivery. The total quantity of a sales order item can be subdivided into schedule lines that contain the various subsets with the corresponding delivering dates.
Sales order Item level data contains details of the item in the sales order like material code, net price, net value, UoM, PO details, reason for rejection if any, material group,billing date, plant etc., ie this
contains the full details of item irrespective of scheduled line.
Regards,
R. Senthil Mareeswaran.

Difference between common-httpclient 3.0 and httpclient 4.0

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for