Is there is any BAPI/FM/LSMW for BOMBOS Interface?

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You can send information to [email protected]
Thanks
Srini

Dear Srinivass
Kannan is right; but why can you not use Cg37? Here you have a user interface to populate the data; and if you drill down you can see how it is designed. But you need to pay attention. The BOMBOS interface will work (according to my knowledgeI) only if you "trigger" the generation of the worklist; and this is done "different" using a different function module; I believe at the "end" 'C1L0_BOM_TRIGGER_GEN_WL is used as well. BOMBOS is not discussed often here.
E.g. check: http://www.se80.co.uk/sapfms/c/c1l0/c1l0_bom_trigger_gen_wl.htm
consolut - C1L0_BOM_TRIGGER_GEN_WL - EHS: BOMBOS - Initialisierung; Erstellung BOM-Eintrag in ESTWL (sorry I found by hazard only german klink; but there is similar link in english)
May be check as well: SAP EHS Management for Beginners; some references to threads regaridng BOMBOS are available there as well.
C.B.

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i_process = 'BELEG' Constant
i_event = 'POST' Constant
i_awtyp = 'BKPF' Constant
i_awref = '1400000054'Dynamically generated posting doc number
i_aworg = '10002007' Concatenate comp code and Fiscal Year
i_awsys = 'ECCCLNT800' Constant.

Will there be any official caldav-support for iCloud calendar?

I'm using an iPad, iPod and iMac and I love to work with this devices. But for work I'm using a company owned Ubuntu-Laptop and/or Win7 PC and this will not change. For email and calendar I use Thunderbird with Lightning. There it's possible to integrate nearly any calendar but not that one from iCloud.
I have to use different calendars (company work calendar / private calendar) to separate all entries. For private I'm now using the Google-Calendar because google supports nearly every open standard and integrates in all worlds (Mac / Windows / Linux). When will iCloud calendar become more open and flexible?
Same is for contacts => there is a standard called CardDAV why doesn't Apple support this?
Best regards

You are just talking to other users here, and none of us can answer your question. To convey you views to Apple, use the feedback channel:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipod.html
Thai is hardly alone in lacking support currently. Others are Arabic, Hebrew, all the languages of India and Pakistan, and all the rest of S.E. Asian including Vietnamese.
The languages which are supported are listed very clearly in the tech specs for the iPod. If you must have Thai you should buy something else. For the benefit of other readers, perhaps you could recommend a similar device with good Thai support?

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