Help required in webclient and crm report integration

Hi ,
how to integrate webclient and CRM reports in CRM 2007 UI.
i dont have much idea in this area.My requirement is integrating CRM report and webclient.But i dont know where to find report adn how to link the report to webclient.
Please anyone help me.
Thanks in advance
geetha,

Hi Geetha,
Create new CRM business role by copying standard SERVICEPRO or SALESPRO
Even u can assign business roles SERVICEPRO or SALESPRO to Oraganization units.
Goto Org assginement and assign these business roles (Goto-Detail Object-click on business roles (Z or standard)-Save it.
Assign your BP to org position
Execute transaction code BSP_WD_CMPWB
Enter CRM_UI_FRAME in test application and click on execute.
select the profile -Left side menu you will find the standard reports.
Regards
Shanmuga
Please let me know my inputs help you to find the report.

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<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.212464766871609</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
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<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 7 (1.35 - 2.5]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>10005.26092357</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.500044162824778</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>93.5636951722772</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>-490.56397567</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>46.4764541038698</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
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<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>11226.21172151</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.468571958403512</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>131.927474849119</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>110.85147102</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
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<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>5963.41956141</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.466066773663567</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
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<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>9956.41682925</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.55994575388673</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>29.9353533062809</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>1216.31690239</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
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</ROW>
>

Help required - frequent hang and slow down in my MBP

Hi,
My MBP get slow down frequently with the colour circle come up and need a few minute to resume and hang again. ANd this hang seem can stop the hold machine even for Force quit and Activity Monitor
And it seem most likely that, if I quite Safari and Mail, it will be much better.
I have used iceclean and get below information in console
21/05/2010 6:03:36 AM ReportCrash[112] Saved crash report for ServerScanner[102] version ??? (???) to /Users/hkpchunghk/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ServerScanner2010-05-21-060335localhost.crash
and below is crash report
Process: ServerScanner [102]
Path: /System/Library/CoreServices/ServerScanner
Identifier: ServerScanner
Version: ??? (???)
Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [86]
Date/Time: 2010-05-21 06:03:32.427 +0530
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.6.3 (10D573)
Report Version: 6
Exception Type: EXC_BREAKPOINT (SIGTRAP)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000
Crashed Thread: 0
Dyld Error Message:
Library not loaded: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/PlatformHardwareManagement.framework/Versions /A/PlatformHardwareManagement
Referenced from: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ServerFoundation.framework/Versions/A/ServerF oundation
Reason: image not found
You help is much appreciated.
Thanks

If a reboot is clearing some of the problem, you ought to check the capacity and use of your hard disk. How full is this? Anything less than about 20% space may begin to slow things down.
As for the Flash plugin, these do tend to slow Macs down with some sites. You might want to try Click to Flash to restrict the use. And as for CPU use, I saw 120% on a friend's MacBook Pro a couple of days back: too many Facebook games running at the same time.

Help required with DAQ and waveform generation

Hi,
I'm using DAQ 6024E card for waveform acquisition using LabVIEW 8.2 version. I've also attached my vi for your reference.
My next step is , I want to add another waveform to the acquired waveform, i.e. I mean to say if the acquired waveform is a sine wave with 60 Hz frequency and amplitude of 8V peak-to-peak, I want to finally display a wave which is 8V peak-to-peak with sinusoidally changing freuency.
To be more clear...I want a sine wave with frequency = 60 Hz + 1*sin( 2*pie**t).
As cane bveen seen in my vi, I can extract the phase and magnitude of the original acquired signal.
Can anyone help me out with this...as I'm not able to figureout how should I proceed next.
Looking forward to hear soon,
Regards,
Rohit
Attachments:
test_analog.vi ‏162 KB

You'd probably want to use the DAQmx VI's instead of the Express VIs, when doing something more exotic. You can start by converting the existing Express VIs to code by opening their front panels and saving them as a VI.
Regards,
André
Using whatever version of LV the customer requires. (LV5.1-LV2012) (www.carya.nl)

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i m new to java.
i m facing problem while writing Xml file from Mysql Database in java i m using the WebRowSet
and also for Reading WebRowSet
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regards
aamir

shadab_think_globally wrote:
{noformat}*hi everybody,
please send me a ajax with jsp application
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please send full source code
*{noformat}how about you do it yourself?

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Dear Experts ,
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Any suggestions welcome !
Regards
Anurag Krishna Dev

HI,
Purchase relavant information will be getting from
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find the below link hope it will help you get more idea...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm32/helpdata/en/1d/f4383fdb800804e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
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BVR

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Hi all,
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A few points here.
Documentation:
You need to state what permissions are required.
eg create table, create sequence, create trigger, read/write directory.
You should also mention the authentication method you use.
Fortunately I could figure that out myself.
Now bearing in mind I am your typical target audience, I have no knowledge of Jasper reports, and very little knowledge of java and xml. So I'm now stuck as I don't know what to use for the xml layout or how to write my report.
At least provide an example xml layout, a example report and a link to where the reports cab be obtained.
If we need to have anything on the system before we start (eg jasper reports) then this should also be stated (including minimum required version)
Thats it. Unfortunately I can't go any further until I know more.

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Hi All,
My requirement is to get classification data for a functional location as in IL03.
Can any one let me know where in the standard program are they getting the assigned classes
and class values. So that I can use the same logic.
Thanks.

FM BAPI_OBJCL_GETDETAIL
OBJECTKEY                       ?0100000000000011643
OBJECTTABLE                     IFLOT
CLASSNUM                        ZPMI_BLDG
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LANGUAGE                        EN
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Help required on 3508 and gigabit copper Please.

Im running a cisco WS-C3508G-XL-EN with software 12.0(5.4)WC(1) and 4 WS-G5482 1000Base-T GBICs connected to and 1 Intel Pro 1000-T (Driver version 2.84.284.0) network Card and 3 3Com 3c996-T Gigabit Copper Cards (Driver Version 1.29). All the PCs are running Windows 2000 pro or server.
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The ports are configured for auto negotiation, full duplex and asymmetric flow control.
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As a result the throughput on the gigabit ports is less than on a 100 port.
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Thanks
Jim

Since there has been no response to your post, it appears to be either too complex or too rare an issue for other forum members to assist you. If you don't get a suitable response to your post, you may wish to review our resources at the online Technical Assistance Center (http://www.cisco.com/tac) or speak with a TAC engineer. You can open a TAC case online at http://www.cisco.com/tac/caseopen
If anyone else in the forum has some advice, please reply to this thread.
Thank you for posting.

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Hi,
I am working on p2p downloading application based on Gnutella. Right now i am trying to implement downlaoding one file from many hosts at a time(like limewire does). i am able to connect to multiple host. but dont know how to downlaod and merge file for his purpose.
i know how to download one file from single host. but dont know how to handle file coming from multiple hosts.
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Hi.
thanks for the reply. Actually i had something same
in my mind. but unfortunately i am quite week in
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with code snipet for this, or can just simulate in a
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I'm an external IT technician for a new educational block at a hospital who intend on using apple mac computers alongside windows computers running off of a windows server..
I usually deal with windows XP as an operating system so OSX is relatively new to me..
Basically what I have is a suite of 6 iMacs which are all sharing files from the windows server via a network share drive I set up. I've just got off the phone with the project manager and she wishes to have individual logons for each member of staff and student here, this adds up to around 25 people..
I have allready created a generic "teacher" and "student" logon which has all of the right things in the dock + settings etc that I need. Is there an easy way to duplicate those settings to create new profiles?
I'm just trying to look for ways of making this easier for myself and for the school in the future.. I have a feeling that the ideal solution would be to have an apple server installed and manage the users from there but I don't think that it was considered at the time of purchase..
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Martin

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Help required for sample and Hold

Hello,
I am working on a project Cerebral Oxygenation Monitoring. The concept is similar to pulse oximetry. I help already developed the hardware that includes the timing circuit , led driver for driving Red and IR Led, Amplifier and Filter Stage. I am getting the pulse signal but it is multiplexed signal corresponding to effect of both Red/IR Led. Now to separate it I need to use sample and hold circuit, whihc I can achieve with and IC LF398 but I want to minimise this part and directly take this multiplexed signal through DAQ Card in to LabVIEW and further create sample and hold in LabVIEW.
The sampling needs to be in synchronus with the Timing signal given to Red and IR. How I can achieve this in LabVIEW.
For eg: the Red Led is triggered with a pulse of 1 ms with a repeatation rate after 10 ms. So this timing pulse should trigger the sampling part.
Please Help.

CoastalMaineBird wrote:
Not sure what you need the HOLD part for.
Correct me if I'm wrong:
You have a 1 mSec pulse, every 10 mSec.
Each pulse triggers two LEDs: RED and IR
You have a single signal which contains the processed (through the body, or whatever) responses to BOTH of those signals.
So, how does a S&H, hardware or otherwise, separate the two responses?
Is one delayed in time, relative to the other?
YES you are right, 1 mSec pulse, every 10 mSec.
Above figure shows the trigger pulses generated using standard hardware. One triggers IR and other triggers RED. In above case I had kept repetation rate 4msec
This is the signal which I may get
Now how do I separate both of these signals in LabVIEW

Help Required For DropDownByIndex and Table

Hi All,
   Could anybody help me to solve my problem?
   Actualy I am working with one DropDownByIndex and two
   Tables.Where within one viewset DropDown
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   another one table(say Table2) is in other view.
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   Sudip

One way is to get lead selected of drop down index , then get lead selected of table1 and pass it via a method to wdDoInit in the 3rd view so that you know what has been clicked in table1 and then accordingly get the data in table2.
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