Documentation on XI / R3 / BW communication - urgent

Hi ,
We currently starting a new BW implementation and our customer want to use XI as integration platform between SAP R/3 and BW.
We find documentation on it on sdn, but we want to know if we can reuse standard extractor without modification in this configuration or if we must copy it in order to set them compatible with XI ( XML file ) .
Also, if somebody as already make this solution we will be aware of his conclusion ( advantage, inconvenient and so on) .
Thanks in advance.
Bertrand DESSERTENNE

Hi Bertrand DESSERTENNE
Check the below link at service market place:
https://websmp106.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000461570&
Here is an how to guide on (How to ...Push Data into BW from XI)
https://websmp102.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700001585032004
see also SAP Service Marketplac: service.sap.com/instguidesNW04 -> Installation -> SAP XI
https://websmp106.sap-ag.de/xi
Regards
Naveen

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"PdB_Serenity_nl" ha scritto nel messaggio
news:[email protected]..
> Good examples of drivers to support RS-232 devices can be found on
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You have created a project of type implementation, template, or upgrade, in the project administration.
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Scope of the transaction Business Bueprint
Function Tab
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Documentation delivered by SAP, e.g. scenario descriptions
Documentats from templates, e.g. from template projects
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Use in other projects
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Transactions
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Hi all,
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Check the following link -
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could not be found/installed and that I could locate and install it myself later. It then told me to
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installed without problems. There are 4 weeks evaluation time left for VS 2013 Ultimate and I want to
make use of that. VS Express can be shown the door if any of these might be blocking the
Community version.
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added in November last year (ImportProjects, Preemptive Solutions...(don't remember what or if I was installing)) and some added in February this year when I installed VS Ultimate 2013 trial. So the VS 2012 directory contains a mix of items placed there by
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1. Could this mixed use be the cause of the Community version not being on the Start menu?
2. what can I do to fix this without losing the VS Ultimate trial?
3. Can Community version coexist with other VS versions?

I was installing by running vs_community.exe.
When I let the mouse hover over this file name information about the file pops up:
File Description: Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Community with Update4
File version: 12.0.31101.0
Size: 1.18MB
I don't know, but I would guess this file installs the Community version.
I did not notice that the Community version will not run on the same computer as other VS 2013 versions. Is this in the documentation? And will the Community version be blocked by VS Express
versions too?
Now, as far as I understand to make the Community version work I will need to uninstall the VS Ultimate 2013 trial first. Will that remove the Ultimate files in the MS VS12.0 directory in Program Files (X86)? and will uninstalling Community remove its contribution?
I mentioned there are other files too in MS VS12.0, like SDK, Silverlight, WDExpress and Web. I don't remember installing any other program that might have put them there. Do I have to empty or remove MS VS12.0 before installing the community version? Then,
if there are some left-overs can I just delete MS VS12.0 manually?

Arch Linux Documentation

Is anyone in charge of developing Arch Linux documentation? From an interview that I came across on the net, I gather that there is. If so, could I ask what the programme is to improve documentation and what the target dates are?
If there isn't anyone in charge, are there people who would be interested in working on documentation, maybe within the Arch community, but maybe outside on an independent site?

redge wrote:
I get the sense that there are a lot of people involved in this distribution who like to pretend that deficiencies are strengths. I also think that the distribution is undermanned. Normally, if a project is undermanned, the idea is to bring people on-board. Trashing people who explore the possibility of getting on-board, and who in the process ask some hard questions, given that getting on-board involves a commitment of time and effort, is not necessarily a clever strategy.
Anyway, having read through this thread, the question in my case is now academic. There is no way that I am going to dedicate 8-10 hours a week to documentation is if people think that spare documentation is a badge of honour. Besides, it is so much easier to write the occasional post.
This is all fair enough; if you don't feel that your efforts would be useful, then by all means don't "waste" time on it (I say this from the point of view that I think you should feel fulfilled by your contributions to this kind of community, not "I didn't like what you said, so I don't want your help" kind of way ) . I think a lot of the feelings expressed in this thread are summed up by the last line of your post, but in a more positive way. That is to say, the Arch Forums are fantastic, and people are willing to answer questions that come up here. As a result, they are maybe unwilling to spend time adding stuff to the wiki that may be too general to cover specific questions anyway. I do think there are a lot of projects and common questions that can be summed up in informative wiki pages (and a lot of things *are* covered there). Perhaps naturally, the wikipages that *do* get written are ones that involve projects people are personally involved or interested in (I put in a wmii wiki page at one point when I got into ruby-wmii, but even that has fallen behind wmii releases at this point).
There have obviously been documentation efforts, and plenty of people that stop by to say "Hey, I'd like to help". However, I think the stopping point for a lot of people is either a) What needs documenting and b) Gee, I don't know anything about the stuff that needs documenting! I actually think the best wikipages are born of arch forum threads; when a discussion has a lot of great tidbits, somebody usually chimes in and says "Hey, somebody make a wikipage", or better yet, "Hey, I already made a wikipage, check it out and add stuff if you want". This works, because obviously a lot of people reading the threads that end up creating the wikipages *know* about the subject. Also, people are immediately alerted in the thread that there's a new page, and may say "Hey, I can add to that", as opposed to a system where people are just going through adding pages and hoping other people notice and add stuff too.
So, in summary, I guess I'd say that documentation is great, but due to the nature of Arch, our efforts work the best when the ball is already rolling in the forums. Which really is the best way for a "smaller" distro like Arch, IMO. Maybe to you this still seems like a "deficiency" that Arch users think is a strength; it seems to me to be more of a natural product of a really active user community (where instead of there being a group of people dictating what documentation is needed and such, those things that come up in community end up being codified in the wiki).
Personally, for me, I think a good documentation effort would be to keep your eye on long or very active threads; if they look like they have juicy info in them, condense it into a wikipage and announce it in the thread. Of course, that's just one Archer's opinion, and not necessarily of one that knows what he's talking about . I do agree that there are steps that could be taken to make tackling documentation easier (and I am aware that Dusty has the "Wiki volunteers wanted" thread for this) for people that "want to lend a hand", and I'm certainly not saying the efforts that have gone on so far have been wasted. I just like the idea of the really active community in the forums being leveraged to help the "static" documentation in the wiki. See a thread that indicates the install guide is lacking info is confusing? Make the wiki edit! See a thread with great new info? Start a new wiki page! See a thread born of BAD INFORMATION in the wiki? DEFINITELY update the wikipage! Embrace the wikiness of the documentation; worry less about "who maintains this page", and more about "what are the actual issues users are having, and can I change something right now to help?". Coming from this angle really reduces the feeling of being overwhelmed when loading up the wiki to edit it with no particular agenda in mind... rather, you have particular pages in mind, and you know they will be immediately useful.
Cripes, this was a long post. Sorry! Hopefully it will encourage people to contribute, even if it's just a small edit on a single page, without them worrying about becoming documentation maintainers. You don't have to be an expert at everything or anything, but being a part of a community is contributing what you can when you can. Oh, and yeah, this post probably looks funny coming out of the mouth of an "Occasional poster"; I'm actually on the forums daily, looking for spots where I can answer a question, and do so when I can.. my lack of posts is simply an indication of my not knowing enough .
Oh, and as to the response to Dusty's response... I feel like we see these kind of responses a lot on the forums, and I kind of wish people wouldn't take such umbrage at these comments. These comments are a result of people *knowing* the community. It doesn't mean that they think your idea is stupid, it just means that they're telling you what has been true in the past, and why certain things maybe don't work out. It doesn't mean you shouldn't feel like you can contribute how you want; it's open, go for it. Get the ball rolling; the community may embrace it gladly. If it didn't, well, you contributed out of love of the community, and that will certainly still be appreciated.

Service Integration for Internal Communication

I created a Service Integration for Internal Communication to send Opportunity data to my custom BO in a separate deployment unit. I've gone through the documentation and all the steps, but I don't understand how to get the A2A to actually send the data. Do I have to call it in a script?
I'd love to see some more documentation on A2A scenarios for communication to separate deployment units, because I need help.

Hi,
can you post how you got it ?

How to create the data for custom objects in pList

Hi,
I am new in developing on iPhone and I don't know much about this area. I would like to ask a question. I couldn't find the answer on this question in apple documentation but I hope Internet community will help me.
Lets say I have a class called classA. The classA has 2 public properties (or fields):
*int customIndex*;
and
NSString *customTitle;
My view controller class showMeSomething has a property NSArray which holds the objects of type classA. I would like to load the array from the plist resource file. How do I edit the resource file with initial values or how do I know the format of the plist which can be loaded from using mainBundle for my array of custom objects?
Thanks!

Here's some info on working with plists:
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/PropertyLists/Introduc tion/chapter1_section1.html
They can be edited with any text editor. Xcode provides a graphical editor for them - make sure to use the .plist extension so Xcode will recognize it.

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