Runtime system and weird types

When many of objective-c's unique features and 2.0 additions are discussed, it is often said that they depend on the "runtime system" in order to function. What is it? It almost sounds like a virtual machine, but somehow I doubt that.
Also, what is the difference between both Null, nill, and nil, and Bool and BOOL?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

palms831 wrote:
First of all, what is meant by linking against something, and what does linking in general mean? I know it's part of the compilation process, but my knowledge is pretty fuzzy beyond that.
Actually, it is not part of the compilation process. It is part of the building process, but that is different. Compiling takes a symbolic language and converts it into its equivalent machine language. Linking goes through all of the compiled object code and connects functions with their associated function calls. It will then construct some sort of "runtime object" (such as an application or shared library) that can actually be used.
Also, I know that when I instantiate an object I am sending a message to a class object. What I'd like to know is when that class object is created, and what determines which classes get instantiated and which don't.
Any class that you create will get instantiated. (Though one normally doesn't refer to classes being instantiated. Objective-C just happens to have a powerful runtime language that allows you to treat classes almost as if they were objects). A good linker will take any instantiated classes or functions that are never used and remove them from the executable. GCC and other UNIX linkers usually cannot do this. They can only remove unused object files that contain nothing but unused functions. That is why the Linux kernel contains so many tiny files with only one function. Microsoft, Borland, and Codewarrior Linkers were much better at this.

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ALL,
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Hi all
Can any one explain about the client system and logical system??
When this message type will comes in to picture at the time idoc processing??
Thanks and Regards
Arun Joseph

hi Arun,
I am giving the complete info on idoc.pls chk once.then ur issue will be solved.ok
and to know the diffrence between client and logical system very keenly go thru this link
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/advancedsearch?cat=sdn_all&query=abouttheclientsystemandlogicalsystem&adv=false&sortby=cm_rnd_rankvalue
IDOC Administration
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Setting the Global Parameter for IDOC Interface
Step 2: Maintaing a Logical System
Path: From the ALE Customizing in IMG, choose Sending and Recieving Systems,
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TCode: BD 82
Path: From the ALE Customizing in IMG,choose Modeling and Implemantation Business
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Step 7: Distributing the Model
TCode: BD 64
Path: From the ALE Customizing in IMG,choose Modeling and Implemantation Business
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Technques for Distributing the Master Data:
Technique 1: The Push Approach
Executing the Process:
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Path: from the ALE Main Menu, choose Material Data Distribution, Cross
Application, Material, Send
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Enable Change Pointers Globally
TCode: BD 61
Path: From the ALE Customizing in IMG,choose Modeling and Implemantation Business
Process, MAster Data distribution, Replication of Modified Data, Activate
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Enable Change Pointers Globally
TCode: BD 50
Path: From the ALE Customizing in IMG,choose Modeling and Implemantation Business
Process, MAster Data distribution, Replication of Modified Data, Activate
Change Pointers for Message Type
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TCode: BD 52
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TCode: O1 CL(it is CAPITAL O)
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Maintaing Status for the Class Types:
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Process, MAster Data distribution,Distribution using Object Classes, Maintain Class Types
Maintaing Classes:
TCode: CL 01 (it is zero)
TCode: O1 CL(it is CAPITAL O)
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TCode: O1 CL(it is CAPITAL O)
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Identify the Filter Object:
TCode: BD 59
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Type to IDOC Field
Modify the Distribution model
How Segment Filtering Works:
Configuration:
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TCode: BD 56
Path: From the ALE Customizing in IMG,choose Modeling and Implemantation Business
Process, MAster Data distribution,Scope of the Data for Distribution, Filter IDOC Segments
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The System still needs the fields, but this has no effect on the recieving system because each field has a null value,
represented by a forward slash(/) in the field.
TCode: BD 53
Path: From the ALE Customizing in IMG,choose Modeling and Implemantation Business
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Complete Documentaion on any IDOC using TCode: WE 60
IDOC Display Tool: TCode: WE 02 or WE 05
IDOC DEfinition components:
Segment Components:
1. Segment Type (E1, Z1)
2. Segment Definition(E2, Z2)
3. Segment Documentation(E3, Z3)
E- SAP Defined
z- Custom Defined
IDOC runtime componets:
control Record:
Data Record:
Staus Record:
First Create the Segments using TCode: WE 31
and then create the IDOC using TCode: We3 30
first release the segments and then IDOC.
Creating a new Basic IDOC Type:
STEP 1: Analyze the Data:
STEP 2: Create Data Elements:
STEP 3: Create Segments:
STEP 4: Create Basic IDOC Type:
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STEP 6: Transport the Segments and Basic IDOC Type
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STEP 1: Analyze the Data:
STEP 2: Create Custom Segments:
STEP 3: Create the IDOC Type:
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http://www.****************/Tutorials/ALE/ALEMainPage.htm
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Hi Experts,
Could any one please guide me what is the difference between
Business Systems
and
Business Service.
Which situations we use Business Systems / Business Service.
Does it have any performance issues?
Why we are not configuring Business service in SLD?
Cheers Experts!!
Sunil

Hi Sunil,
Business System: Address a particular business system as the sender or receiver of messages.
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component versions of the business system. The business system services are used when
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The Business Systems of business partners are therefore not entered in the System Landscape
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Business services are used in cross-company processes, for example, if the parties involved have only
published their interfaces and not their system landscape, or it is only partly known.
Using a Business Service,we can define the technical or business subunits of the companies involved
and then assign them the relevant interfaces.
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interface descriptions of the business partners involved are made publicly available.
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Parties, Business Systems and Business Services

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Hi,
You are doing the usage of business systems and services in proper way.
The scenario will difinately work with combination of business system and service.
It will be fine for all other configurations such as Receiver Determination, Sender/receiver agreements and interface determination etc.
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A communication party
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You usually use business system services when configuring internal company processes.
A business service
If you want to address an abstract business entity as the sender or receiver of messages, choose this service type.
Using a business service, you can define the technical or business subunits of the companies involved and then assign them the relevant interfaces.
You usually use business services when configuring cross-company processes. In this case, you only make your interfaces known to the business partners involved and either do not make any details about your own system landscape available, or only specific details.
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steps to create Techincal system and Business systems?
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Hi
First I let u know with analogy and actual definition as below
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U can also refer Blog's
Re: Difference betweeen Technical systems and Business systems
For creation of software component see link
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/3172d290-0201-0010-2b80-c59c8292dcc9
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Specifying a domain whose attributes are copied by the data element.
Specifying a build-in type where the data type, number of places, and possibly decimal places can be directly specified.
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Generic reference to ANY, OBJECT, or DATA
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You can find a detailed description of the data classes allowed in the ABAP Dictionary in Overview of the Data Classes.

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SAP says do not use the system where the JDI s installed as runtime system, I suppose in order to avoid the CMS deadlock described in note 754143. Right ?
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Regards

Hi, thanks H. for the info.
I understood the MAINTAIN track and the DEVELOP track MUST to have different runtime systems.
We need at least, (minimun), 3 different systems (development1 and test on the DEVELOP track and development2 on the MAINTEN track) in order to maintain an old relese of SC while a new release is in progress, right ?
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As traiing we released the activities and we saw them into teh Consolidation tab queue ready for transport (NO Consolidation runtime system was in place).
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My dubt is that after the import we saw our application working fine on the envirnment indicated as runtime develop system.
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