Need some clarity on e-Commerce 5.0 for mySAP ERP

Digging through the documentation I can find, I still can't make sufficient sense as to what, exactly, is required to get e-Commerce 5.0 for mySAP ERP up and running. If we have an ECC 6.0 backend (ABAP stack only), what needs to be put into place? From what I've heard it's supposed to be a pretty quick and simple thing to get up and running, but the documentation I've found so far just muddies the water quite a bit!

HI,
I can obtain detailed description of product on russian after i installed SAP E-commerce for SAP ERP version 7.0 instead of version 5.0.
Br,
Dzmitry

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As scheduled in the roadworks thing I saw, work was to be performed on my road (by UK POWER NETWORKS (EDF ENERGY)) no doubt to power up the fibre cabinet, and this morning four vans appear, working on the cabinet again. When walking by I asked an OR guy how much longer it would be and he said not long at all now, so I can only assume they're almost ready to make it live (hopefully anyway).
Anyway, I need some clarity if the cabinet does go live very soon.
1) I'm currently with BE, who have begun getting a reputation of losing customers due to them holding back on fibre products and having network capacity problems. To switch to BT I presume I ask for a migration authorisation code and then phone BT and give them that whilst making the order (or would it be better if I ordered on the website)? My phone line itself is with BT, not BE.
2) When I signup to Infinity eventually, I would also like to scrap anytime phone calls as I plan to use VOIP/SIP technologies instead. What would be the best way to do this? Should I arrange this just before I order Infinity, or should I arrange this after I've been activated on Infinity?
3) How accurate are line estimations for fibre currently? For example, I get roughly 19mbit sync on ADSL2+ Annex A at 3dB SNR with BT giving an estimate of 17.5mbit. I presume with fibre the estimation BT gives is rather conservative and is usually slightly 5%-10% higher in reality, unless of course you have a seriously bad line riddled with joints or what not? I consider my line quite good, with a 25.5dB attenuation at the mentioned sync and SNR.
4) I'm not racist or anything, but I prefer talking to people in the UK, preferably with a English accent as I can understand them clearly. How is this typically with BT? And if it's not typically speaking to people in a UK call centre then is there a way I can, if needed, speak to someone in the UK (or is it just a matter of ringing back until someone from the UK answers my call)?
5) Throttling; Based on the experiences people have had with Infinity, how has your experience been with this? I understand BT's throttling policy is targetted at P2P, which assumably covers services such as torrent, not actual downloads from websites or FTP. I have read the fair usage policy so there's no need to direct me to that, I just want to know the experiences of users on Infinity themselves.
And finally...
6) I have a Cisco 887VA router, which does ADSL2+ and VDSL2 (up to 100mbit, 17a Profile), after BT Openreach have installed their modem can I at a later time (e.g. after the 10 day settling period they recommend) change it so that my Cisco 887VA router directly connects to the VDSL socket, or is this against BT's agreement?
Thanks in advance.

1 - Yep a MAC should be fine.
2 - do it at the time of ordering Infinity
3 - Pretty accurate, in fact most seem to be quite conservative
4 - Technical help is based offshore
5 - In my experience and according to BT only P2P is throttled
6 - you should be able to use it. Quite a lot of people use the Draytek kit with no issues
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E-Commerce for mySAP ERP: Problem with java source code

Hello everybody,
we try to implement web shops on the basis of ECO for ERP 5.0. The shop is running fine and we want to start with some extensions in java classes and web UI with NWDI 2004s.
We created a new track and our own application as described in "Development And Extension Guide". We need to extend some of the original java classes for the b2b scenario and of course the user interface.
We got the information from SAP, that the original java classes are not intended
to be modified by customers and therefore it is not intended to create a project with NWDI that contains that source code. But we should be able to create own DCs and copy the source code into it and then modify them on own risk.
We tried to do that, but always got errors.
Due to customer requirements we have to make some modifications otherwise we can not use this solution.
If there is anybody who has already some experience with this topic we
would be very glad to get some hints.
Kind Regards
Helmut

Hello Raju,
I am sorry, but I am no technical consultant, but I am have to change
the already installed application for our customers.
Nethertheless I try to give you some information I have. I had a look at SAP note 883948 you mentioned. The software components which are listed under XECO are the software components which contain the E-Commerce Application. You also find them in the "Development and Extension Guide".
There are some guides under http://service.sap.com/instguides -> mySAP Business Suite Solutions -> mySAP ERP -> mySAP ERP 2005 -> Installation. In the document "SAP E-Commerce for mySAP ERP: Business Scenario Configuration Guide" there is a table of the needed components on a high level.
From the view of the application you need the E-Commerce application itself, the TREX for searching in the product catalog, the IPC if you want to have price calculation in the shop or configuration of products with optional components.
Hope this helps a bit
Kind Regards
Helmut

SAP E-commerce for mySAP ERP

Hi,
Is there any documentation which gives a step by step configuration for the SAP E-commerce for mySAP ERP. I am looking for some thing similar to the C14 Best practices document which give the detailed configurations (including XCM ) for CRM E - Commerce.
Or it would be great if some one can explain the steps needed for configuring the web application of SAP ERP E - commerce.
Thank you
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Find this one
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Catalog views for ERP E-Commerce for MySAP ERP ECC 5.0

We are implementing the R/3 version of CRM-ISA (ERP E-Commerce for MySAP ERP ECC 5.0).
We need to implement product catalog views to allow filtering based on specific attributes.
We have created a custom function module Z_ISA_READ_CATALOG_COMPLETE to replace ISA_READ_CATALOG_COMPLETE and Z_ISA_CUSTOMER_READ_CAT_VIEWS to replace ISA_CUSTOMER_READ_CAT_VIEWS.
But when we test from ISA the FM Z_ISA_READ_CATALOG_COMPLETE does not get invoked through RFC.
There is an SAP NOTE 998453 that we checked but it is still a pilot version.
Has anyone implemented the catalog views without the notes? Can we do the catalog views without the note? If so, how can we meke custom FM work? Please advice.
Thanks,
VK

Check the following.
1. The XCM file modification-config.xml replaces both the function modules
2. The checkbox to use the catalog views is checked for your webshop
3. Catalog is published to TREX and you are using TREX catalog instead of Memory catalog.
I don't think these notes work without TREX. I'd be interested in learning if anyone successfully implemented Catalog views with ECC ECO without using TREX.
- Kishore

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We currently have a Internet Sales (R/3 edition) environment connected to a R/3 4.6C backend. We are upgrading the backend to mySAP ERP 2005. This has necessitated an upgrade of the Internet Sales environmet, too.
Has anyone does this or had any experience with the ISA side of this upgrade?
Currently the ISA 4.0 environment is running on a NW2004 SR1 framework with a SAP Web AS JAVA 6.40 (J2EE 6.40, too).
I know after this upgrade is completed, my environment will change to the following...(I think)
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NW2004 will become NW2004s SR1
J2EE 6.40 will become J2EE 7.00
I guess I'm looking for anyone who has been through this type of upgrade and how best to tackle it (aside from looking at the upgrade guides).
What to watch for? What to double-check? Anything noteworthy would be of value to me.
Should I even bother running through the upgrade process or should I just flatten the environment and start over with installation media?? Is that path easier and less of a pain?
I'm open for any feedback or thoughts.....
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Bryan

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I need some people who can test the following for me - Wake on Ethernet Acc

Hey there,
i am sorry for crossposting but i need someone who can confirm something like a bug in 10.6.2 SL.
What you need:
Two Macs running 10.6.2 SL which are in the same Network.
The following settings need to be activated on both Macs:
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2. System Preferences -> Energy Saver -> Computer Sleep set to never
3. System Preferences -> Sharing -> Screensharing and File Sharing
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Now connect with one Mac to the other and wait a bit until you can see the folders of the distant Mac. As soon as those folders show up, click on the "Screensharing" Button on the upper right side of the finder. Enter your PW (if set up) and wait until you can control the other Mac. Now simply go to Apple -> Sleep on the Computer you just connected to via this screensharing session (by using this screensharing session and not the keyboard or mouse of this distant Mac). After this Mac went to sleep close the screensharing session.
Now you need to wait for 2 hours. You are not allowed to start or use the Mac you just set to sleep.(The other one which you used for connecting to the other Mac may be used just as normal).
Now here is the point where all of this gets "interesting". Because you enabled "Wake on Ethernet Access" the Mac you just set to sleep will wake up in about 2 hours to perform a sleep proxy announcement. Usually this Mac will wake up for 15 seconds without turning on the screen. After 15 seconds it should go back to sleep.
What i found out: As soon as you set your Mac to sleep by using a VNC Tool like this Screensharing App (i.e. because you are not in the same room/city/country as the other mac and you cannot put it to sleep manually with the attached keyboard) the Mac will wake up but will NOT go to sleep again. This makes the whole Back to my Mac and Wake on Demand feature useless as it was designed to safe power and not to start a Mac (that was set to sleep by Screensharing) after 2 hours without automatically put it back to sleep.
I need some proof that i am not the only one with this problem so i would really appreciate your help in this.. it will cost you 2 hours where you cannot use your second mac but it might be really useful to me if you have the same issues.
What i already did while troubleshooting:
-Reinstall the Firmware of my Cable Modem and Router
- Restart every of my 3 Macs which behave like this
- Reset PMU, SMC, NVRAM, PRAM and everything that is possible on every Mac
- Reinstall the OS (only thing i installed were the updates to 10.6.2) on every Mac. Same issue on a clean fresh install.
Thank you and happy new year from germany everybody
greetings
André

*Important notice for Macbook/Macbook Pro/Macbook Air Users:*
The "Wake on Ethernet Access" Option is only working when the Mac you just set to sleep via Screensharing is *connected to your power supply* *and its lid is NOT closed.* Please consider this in your testing.
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E-commerce 5.0 for SAP ERP 6.0 ehp3: detailed description of product

Hello community,
I have installed and customized B2C shop (version 5.0) for SAP ERP 6.0 (NO TREX, NO IPC).
At first i maintained my shop with english language and after i checked out that all work properly i decided to localize it for russian language.
I created new shop for russian language and faced the following problem: list of products in my shop displays correctly but when i want to check detailed description of product (click on product in list) i see something like this &#1053 &#1086 &#1091 &#1090 &#1073 &#1091 &#1082 instead of description on russian.
Can somebody help me to sort out this issue?
Thanks in advance.
BR,
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HI,
I can obtain detailed description of product on russian after i installed SAP E-commerce for SAP ERP version 7.0 instead of version 5.0.
Br,
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I have seen this problem here and other forums but I need some clarity.

Hey-
(Sorry for the quick post, but I wanted to get this out there before I take off across the country so I might have some help when I am in NY by some help on here.)
I purchased my first iPod this past Christmas. it was the iPod Nano 6 gen. I did a ton of research, read many post on various forums, and all the negative comments (except one) I felt I could live without, because I had not gotten use to any configuration of the Nano and the complaints seemed to not affect needing the Nano for exercising.
The main problem with not being able to turn the Nano off or at least get it to a state where very little power was used seemed to be what was causing so much strife among new users. I thought I would read the posts, do some research, read the little manual that came with the Nano and the larger manual online at apple.com and figure out how Apple meant for this machine to be "turned off."
I charged the pup up when I got it, changed my earphones to the new in the earphones and headed off to the gym. Since I had already done a considerable amount of research and played around with it to become familiar with the buttons and all before I it the gym, I felt I was OK to go for a workout. Since this was my very firs iPod, I had some challenges in synching the machine wit iTunes. I think I just need to understand the whole synch process ad probably do it manually. I turned the machine on when I got to the gym, got some tunes playing and hit the sleep/wake button so it would be a dark screen and save as much power as possible. I was actually shocked at how much power was used during the hour workout, especially since I did not play wit it at all during the workout.
After the workout, I had learned from some people who were a bit more patient with finding oiut the best way to get the machine to use the least amount of power until their next use of the Nano. so, I turned the volume all the way down, paused the music that was playing, removed the earphones from the jack, and pressed the sleep/wake button in hopes I would have some power the next time I went to use it, which was the next day. That first workout it used about ½ of the battery icon and when I went to turn it on the next day for another workout I was shocked to see ¼ of the battery still charged.
so, my questions or the main question is, despite all of my research on how the company meant for this machine to be put to sleep in-between uses, despite what I mentioned above what I did, is there any latest new from Apple out about why the battery hold such a crappy charge? Even following what the major Nano manual stated and even Applecare, the battery energy loss between one day was a shocker. I have read where people have not experienced this problem, but my question is does anybody know how Apple recommends that one leave the Nano when it is not in use? I understand it goes into a deep sleep after something like 36 hours, which seems insane to pick 36 hours. Also, if anybody has been able to figure out how Apple has built this machine to be put to sleep, I would really appreciate some help here.
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any help in this area would be greatly appreciated. Let me recap on what I have learned from my research to do when not in use to keep as much energy as possible. First, make sure the volume is all the way down by the sound "waves" are not coming out of the display speaker make sure whatever is playing is on pause, make sue the pedometer is off, unplug the earphones, press the sleep/wake bottom and your good to go until you use it next. However this does not keep my battery from drawing a significant amount of power so that I have a decent amount of power for the next workout. I can't believe this is such an issue when the earlier Nanos had much more uses and must have needed much more power to even keep things working during the Sleep time.
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Hi Experts need some clarity on these topics

Hi Experts,
Can anyone please guide me through the following questions
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2. What is the use of these different sevices?
u2013 Shared Query Engine
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The Summit implementation methodology was a methodology used by Outlooksoft to implement the product. After the acquisition of Outlooksoft by SAP and gthe subsequent rebranding of the product into BPC, SAP has integrated different sets of implementation methodologies into the SAP ASAP (Accelerated SAP) methodology, which is SAP's way of doing things. Currently, SAP Expertise centers are rolling out these methodologies into BPC projects.
Shared query engine: is the query engine BPC uses in the background to get queries and results back and from the server. Depending on the type of input the user has done/report the user need, the engine decides how to get this request handled, where to store the data and where to get the results from. The shared query engine runs on the application server.
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Well you will have a pute technical systems admin somewhere who handles master password and stuuf. But that person is not a BPC admin in the true sense. Again, any IT organisation has those people. From the functional side, you should of ocurse have at least one admin, but you can vary the number based on functional requirements or maybe requirements that come from a segregation of duties principle that has been determined by an audit department. In general, you will find that the audit guys want as little admins as possible, but from an operational perspective it is normal to have at least 2 or 3 people who "manage" the system form a functional perspective.
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The answer is yes that is right chip for user slot but need tech expert to change installed chip-this is what I did.
I have been going crazy with this memory thing but finally figured it out. I think the problem is 1) memory for certain old Macs is difficult to find and especially to match up 2) this particular model was very unique and I love mine but they only lasted 2 years. In 2002, 3 models came out, all different. In early 2003 Jobs cut down to 2 models. All the memory upgrades have to be specific to the exact model you have.
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I sent earlier email about mem addition upgrade. I have a 2002 15" model and Apple manual states it has 144 pin So Dim slot. Also max expansion is 1 GB.
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1GB IR1GSO333D
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1
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