Regarding the SAP way of LOGIN

HI ,
CAN anyone let me know how does a SAP SRM login to my Catalog application. I have developed my application in PHP.
to move further in my development i need to know this ,..
Thanks
Ajai

Hi,
You can find the Catalogs Call Structure within the SPRO customizing setttings if you were not sure of this:
-> SPRO
-> Supplier Relationship Management
-> SRM Server
-> Master Data
-> Define External Web Services..
Then in here you will see the list of catalogs. It will be either in the Standard Call Structure or the Integrated Call Structure.
I hope this helps,
Lisa

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But when i Executed it in Quality system. It is not working exactly the way it should. It is giving wrong results and it is taking so
much time to execute and give output.
Could any one please help me in this issue.
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Venki.
Edited by: Venky Naga on Jun 29, 2009 4:10 PM

Hi,
Using the FM : RSAQ_GENERATE_PROGRAM try to generate/activate the SAP Query in the Quality system.
If you have access to the SAP Query, Try to adjust the query in SQ01
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>
Aziz khan wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> As i was going through the Documents on the SAP PI 7.1 ...where i came to know that we have a seperate MDM Adapter which is used to Exchange Data Between SAP PI 7.1 and MDM 7.1 ....then i was wondering that how can we use SAP PI 7.0 to connect with SAP MDM 7.1 ? IF SO , then are what all we need to Do in SAP PI 7.0 ? and is there any restrections that we need to look for while connecting between SAP PI 7.0 to MDM 7.1 ?
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Hi, experts
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They all say that the best way to accomplish the task is to follow the sap on-line help.
because i don`t know the struts of the library , so to find what i need in the library becomes impossible for me as the library includes a lot of files .
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Hi,
This forum is for BPX. Post Solution related quries in SAP Solution Forums.
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What is the best way to build a career path where I can evolve into an SAP role instead of one that is Customer Service based?

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However, after all of the fun I was having while working in SAP and truly gaining a ton of useful experience and knowledge, "life" happened and I had an opportunity to move from Atlanta, GA to southern California. I've searched for months to find a new career here in California with a company that I could continue my learning experiences and become more proficient in SAP, but I'm a little lost. My search to find jobs have only given me possibilities in Customer Service positions or ones that are SAP sales/programming based. I'm floating in limbo and looking for help from the SAP community on where I can go from here to get back into a career path with SAP.
I'm 28 years old and I'm currently finishing my Associate degree in Business Administration. I'm a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), certified with the Help-Desk Institute as a Support Center Analyst, and also completed my previous employer's Quality Advocate Certification which focused on Six Sigma and Lean concepts. Prior to leaving the company, I was being considered for a company sponsored training in the Six Sigma Green or Black Belt program. I've recently started working a contract position as a Customer Service Rep, processing orders, but the company will be completing an SAP conversion in May 2013; so only a few months away. The problem I have in this position is that I feel frustrated in learning their current software when their entire team seems to have their own personal ways of doing their job. I prefer to have structure and perform job duties the right way, then building on that to make the job more streamlined. I spoke with my recruiter but he feels I may be a bit premature on feelings about working in this contract position. I may be just feeling a little impatient in having to wait another 3 months to see if the company may even hire me on permanently and what role I would have with SAP, beyond Customer Service Rep. I'm hoping to get some direction from the SAP community on where I might focus my attention in learning SAP. My hope is to find a position working with SAP like the one I enjoyed so much back in GA. I'm even considering options to learn the programming side. I think SAP is a great software package once people understand how it's designed, or can be designed, to work.
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I'd be happy to provide my resume to anyone willing to review it and give me some pointers. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I appreciate the length and detail of your post. I struggle answering questions from folks who give too little info. It's refreshing to have too much info for a change.
I'll summarize your post and give suggestions:
You have very strong end user experience, almost bordering on support level SD knowledge. You have experience with the way that at least one company implemented SAP SD but don't have many years of experience with different approaches, so you can't pitch yourself as someone who's "been-there, done-that" outside of the SD world and you can't bill yourself as having SD functional knowledge to the extend that you could be a consultant for SAP SD. (See FAQ: Different Career Paths in SAP for descriptions of different traditional SAP career paths.)
You've moved to Southern California, which is chock full of companies using SAP, by the way, and you're having a hard time finding the right job. Your education is probably going to be problematic at this point. Most SAP related jobs require a Bachelor's Degree at a minimum. Definitely keep on going with your degree. I don't know where you're doing your associate's degree, but you might want to look in to Cal State Fullerton, which has an *excellent* SAP focused business degree program. (http://business.fullerton.edu/).
You've found work at a company but had to start over at a lower level of responsibility. Since the job you just landed will be transitioning to SAP in 3 months, you have an opportunity to repeat your previous rise by volunteering to be a super-user again. Alternatively, you could talk to the group within your company and express your desire to help out supporting the system from the back end. Traditionally, companies lose a few folks immediately following an implementation, so there's a good chance that if you make your desires and skills known, that you'll be able to move onto the support team once a position opens up.
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Parallel How many times user can login to the SAP system through ITS

Hello all
We are using the ITS ---620 and following 46D R/3 system
R/3 system details:
Kernal :
kernel release :46D
O/S :SunOS 5.8 Generic_108528-05 sun4us
We would like to now, At a time How many times user can login to the SAP system through ITS
Kindly letus know if any one have idea about parameter which can restrict the end users to u201CNu201D times/ sessions.
Transaction SITSPMON/SMICM are not working in R/3 system as it is 46D.
We found that parameter u201Clogin/disable_multi_gui_loginu201D works with SAPgui logons.
System logons using the Internet Transaction Server (ITS) or Remote Function Call (RFC) are not affected by this Parameter u201Clogin/disable_multi_gui_loginu201D
I need similar parameter u201Clogin/disable_multi_gui_loginu201D for the ITS users.
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I have searched all docs and notes.
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What's the best way for a web app to handle logins and sessions?

I'm deploying in JBoss, using JSF. As is often the case, I keep User information in an entity bean. My question is, what's the best way to handle this bean?
My inclination is to create a login page with a LoginBackingBean atached to it. When the user attempts to log in, it will see if there is a User entity bean that corresponds to the given name and password. If there is no User bean that matches, obviously we show an informative error screen.
But what happens if there is a valid user?
In the plain old Servlet world (without EJB / J2EE) I would just put the User object (it's an object, not an EJB) into the HttpSession, and I would create a Filter that would check for the presence of that User object, and I would map the filter to something like /members/*, and that would be it. I would use Hibernate to persist the User object, and there would also be a filter that creates a Hibernate session and stores it in the Request so that the User object would work and persist.
How do I do this within the J2EE / EJB world?
My first thought would be to just do the same thing. Install the User bean into the HttpSession, and create a filter and do all the same stuff. Is that the right way to do it? It would work pretty well with JSF because I could just access things in the normal JSF way: #{user.firstName} would find the "user" object in the HttpSession scope. So that's good.
One question that comes up from that is if the user makes some change to the User object that is in the Session scope, will the EJB automatically do the right thing and make those changes persistent? Is there anything else I need to do?
I'm new to the EJB world, but from what I can see so far, it seems like it's the best way to think about a web application.
Thanks

hi ,
i think the best way is to create java beans ,in that bean call your EJB ,
and check the validation over there.
and make that bean scope to session.
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otherwise continue to give access to him like guest
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