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Hello, in which language the backend and frontend of SAP B1 2007 designed??

Hi Divya,
Use SDK Objects you can create Form same as SAP Form l and validate a SAP B1 Form activity
it can be done through using the following languages VB.NET,VB,C# etc..
*Close the thread if issue solved.
Regards
Jambulingam.P

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What is correct method to deploy cluster aware technology using HA VMs?

Dear all,
I recently had experience creating Hyper-V Server 2012 cluster. This allows for deploying a highly available virtual machine. That's fine. The business machine (virtual machine) becomes highly available. This includes an existing VM enabled to be highly
available or a new VM installed into cluster from scratch.
On the other hand; we have cluster aware applications (SQL Server, SCVMM etc.) which are installed in clustered OS (Windows 2008 R2 Enterprise edition which has failover clustering service) .
Just for clearing concept; what is correct way of deploying a cluster aware technology (SQL Server, SCVMM) in the scenario where the underlying OS; running in VM(s) can be made highly available.
Method 1:
Create simple non clustered VM, install cluster aware application (SQL Server e.g.). Make this VM highly available using Hyper-V cluster. (This seems to be clustering the VM running cluster aware application, not the cluster ware application; which
requires clustering.)
Method 2:
Create HA-enabled VM onto Hyper-V Servers cluster; install cluster aware application within this HA-enabled VM. (This again; the underlying OS/VM is clustered first, the cluster aware application (SQL server or others) how would it leverage
the cluster?)
Please shed light on what is correct method. In both cases it seems the VM running the cluster aware application; is made highly available; meaning leveraging clustering. What about clustering the application
itself? The objective is to be able to not only make the VM highly available; but also deploy clustered SQL Server or other cluster aware technology using such HA VM.
Regards,
Shahzad.

Dear all,
I recently had experience creating Hyper-V Server 2012 cluster. This allows for deploying a highly available virtual machine. That's fine. The business machine (virtual machine) becomes highly available. This includes an existing VM enabled to be highly
available or a new VM installed into cluster from scratch.
On the other hand; we have cluster aware applications (SQL Server, SCVMM etc.) which are installed in clustered OS (Windows 2008 R2 Enterprise edition which has failover clustering service) .
Just for clearing concept; what is correct way of deploying a cluster aware technology (SQL Server, SCVMM) in the scenario where the underlying OS; running in VM(s) can be made highly available.
Method 1:
Create simple non clustered VM, install cluster aware application (SQL Server e.g.). Make this VM highly available using Hyper-V cluster. (This seems to be clustering the VM running cluster aware application, not the cluster ware application; which
requires clustering.)
Method 2:
Create HA-enabled VM onto Hyper-V Servers cluster; install cluster aware application within this HA-enabled VM. (This again; the underlying OS/VM is clustered first, the cluster aware application (SQL server or others) how would it leverage
the cluster?)
Please shed light on what is correct method. In both cases it seems the VM running the cluster aware application; is made highly available; meaning leveraging clustering. What about clustering the application
itself? The objective is to be able to not only make the VM highly available; but also deploy clustered SQL Server or other cluster aware technology using such HA VM.
Regards,
Shahzad.
With SQL Server both M1 and M2 are by far the best solutions. See guest VM cluster is non-optimal as SQL Server works better with own clustering features (AlwaysOn, see link below). And HA would make VM re-boot on another physical host so there would be
both downtime and potential data loss. Run SQL Server in a pair of VMs on a different physical hosts, configue AlwaysOn (use failover SMB share as a witness) and you'll be fine. See:
Overview of AlwaysOn Availability Groups (SQL Server)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff877884.aspx
How to Build SQL Server
2012 AlwaysOn Hyper-V Virtual Machines
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/6198.how-to-build-sql-server-2012-alwayson-hyper-v-virtual-machines-for-demos-emu-build.aspx
SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn High Availability and Disaster Recovery Design Patterns
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlcat/archive/2013/11/20/sql-server-2012-alwayson-high-availability-and-disaster-recovery-design-patterns.aspx
Also the best place to ask about SQL Server High Availability is dedicated MSFT group here:
SQL Disaster Recovery Forum
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/home?forum=sqldisasterrecoveryHope
this helped :)
StarWind VSAN [Virtual SAN] clusters Hyper-V without SAS, Fibre Channel, SMB 3.0 or iSCSI, uses Ethernet to mirror internally mounted SATA disks between hosts.

Technology used in iStore Application

We wanted to know the technology used in building iStore pages in 11.5.10 and R12 ?
From our analysis, it doesn't looks like OAF or ADF. It has lots of JSPs. Is there any Oracle proprietary technology or framework used for building this application ?
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1. iStore uses Oracle JTF Framework(Java Technology Foundation)
2. Develop your own custom pages using JSP, Java adhering to JTF Framework Standards
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What are the technologies used in building a website?

Hi there,
Could you tell me the technologies used to build a website?
are these technologies enough? Javascript,HTML,Tomcat, DataBase Connectivity?

Hi there,
Could you tell me the technologies used to build a
website?
are these technologies enough?
Javascript,HTML,Tomcat, DataBase Connectivity?
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If you want to have some static page and free web host, you only need HTML.
If you need to have dynamic pages, have database, and many features and probabyl hosting on your local machine, you need lots of different technologies.

BW Technology use

I have been tasked at my work to deliver a Automated letter delivery system at work. This will be driven by the HR department and global in nature.
Additionally, We are currently in the process of developing a BW system to deliver standard HR reports to the field. It seems to me that I can harness the data in the HR multi to meet the needs of the u201Cletter delivery system.u201D
Here is what I need BW to do.
A user will log on to the portal, Navigate to the Letter delivery menu, Select an employee, then the letter they want(mutable language possibilities for the letter). Once the letter is selected, the letter appears in the browser where it has been filled out by the data in the cube. Examples would name would be filled in, address filled in - so on an so forth) . Then the user will click a button and the letter is automatically emailed to the addressee of the letter and a copy is stored.
I feel like an SQL db with SharePoint may be a better alternative to using BW, but if this can be developed in BW then that would be a better way to go as it is the technology we are moving to at the company. This would be easier for the service centers that will be using the system. One stop shopping sort of thing.
I asked the BW IT guys that work for us if BW was the way to go but, they said they have never seen BW used in such a way. SO they did not have an opinion as to if it was the correct technology to use or not.
Is BW the correct technology for this effort?
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Hi Anand,
Check this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/10/cd5e407aa4c44ce10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
Bye
Dinesh

Middleware technologies used for data exchange in Cloud for Customer system

Hi Techies,
I would like to know what are the different middleware technologies like ALE,EDI and IDOC, Web Services or any other technology plays role in data exchange between SAP ERP and SAP Cloud for Customer system.
My project includes implementation of SAP Cloud for Sales, I've read many documents and seen various videos for ERP Configuration and Cloud Configuration, I see that there is a standard report that we want to execute and specify the type of data to be exchanged between Cloud for Customer and SAP ERP via SAP NW PI system.
When executing the report we select the IDOC Type and run the report, so once after execution all data is copied to SAP Cloud for Customer system.
What about configuration of IDOCS ? Do we need to maintain port, partner profiles, logical system etc ? as usual we do when working on Interface between SAP to SAP systems ?
Or is it maintained when we make all the communication settings between SAP ERP <-> SAP NW PI <-> SAP Cloud for Customer system ?
Can anyone help to understand this better ?
Thanks,
Gowri Shankar

Hi Gowri,
The standard report does exactly that.
It generates, the ports, partner profiles, RFC destinations and other objects required for communication configuration in SAP to connect to C4C.
If you are not using HCI, you can directly connect to C4C, otherwise you will have to manually edit the RFC destination and provide the HCI worker node URL.
Note that this report is part of an Add On which is applicable only after a specific SAP ECC version.
If you are on lower version, you will have to create them manually.
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Anirudh Vyas.

What Technology used for Adobe AIR Installer

Hi...Guys..For Mac environment what technology was used to built Adobe AIR Installer Window,the one we get when Installing Adobe AIR Application.I need to identify the Elements in it such as Agree,Cancel etc..But i am not able to do that..It will be helpful if any one suggest the automation tool to identify those elements so that i can automate the installation procedure of AIR...Plz reply...its an emergency..thanks in advance.

I think comodo code signing certificate is one of the nice option to be added for Adobe Air, as i have seen comodo code signing certificate in other adobe programs. Recently i bought comodo code signing from https://cheapsslsecurity.com/comodo/codesigningcertificate.html, to sign one of my adobe application and it works fine, you can use microsoft authenticode technology with comodo code signing.

Technology used for SES

Hi folks!
What is the underlying technology for the SES. It's listed here in the database forum, but in the demo it show a login for the Collaboration Suite (which already had UltraSearch).
Is SES a newer version of UltraSearch?
Will it be an OC4J application?
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Andreas

Secure Enterprise Search is a standalone product which uses oc4j internally (though this could change in future versions). It can't be deployed in AS directly.
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Technologies used in FS-CD & FS-PM

Hi Experts:
I am very new to the area of SAP Insurance and request you to kindly let me know the sort of SAP technical platforms FS-CD(collections and disbursement) and FS-PM(policy management) use , can anyone please confirm the below:
1 . UI Technologies that CD and PM use i.e CRM-UI or WD with FPM etc
and
2. Do abapers in FS-PM and FS-CD use a BOBF(business object processing framework) architecture to access data or is it general abap where we use normal methods to access tables etc.
Thanks in Advance,
VJ

Hi Kiran:
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How to export m2t or m2ts with smart rendering technology using CS4 SDK?

Hi, I'd like to export my m2t/m2ts files without re-encoding, how should I do? Could you give some demo samples?
Thanks.

Hi Zac Lam, thank you for your response.
I ask that question doesn't mean I must stick with CS4 SDK, just because my computer is out of date now, but it will be upgraded someday when I get enought money.
You've gave me the valuable information on exporting m2t/m2ts files with smart rendering technology. I know such coding procedure is a very complicated one, but if you give me some more detailed information, It would be greatly appreciated.

Bladerunner "replicant" technology used in Creative Zen Micro

For those of you who are unfamiliar with the Harrison Ford movie "Bladerunner" it's basically about a bunch of human looking androids who somehow find out that they have been built with only a certain lifespan (4 years i think) and because of this decide to kill their inventor.
What has this got to do with Zen Micros ?
Well I have been one of those users who has thought that all the RMA stories on this board were due to either bad luck or mishandling of the ZM's by the posters but my ZM has just died after EXACTLY 6 MONTHS of owning it and being treated with "kid gloves".
It hadn't been dropped and was working fine until it just stopped and started making whirring clicking noises. None of the recovery mode options would work, nor would replacing the battery fix it.
If I was a conspiracy theorist i'd think that it had been built by the Tyrell corporation (see "Bladerunner" for explanation). I'm guessing that if enough of the ZM's are returned that will probably kill Creatives reputation hands down.
Nice one creative.
On the plus side I am now getting a replacement within the warranty period, unfortunately i have to replace my silver one with a white one now due to lack of stock.
I guess it doesn't matter though as it'll probably be going back to them in exactly six months time as well - so perhaps i'll get to try out the full range of colours.

Closing this thread. I don't see anything positi've coming from conspiracy theory threads.
Glad to hear you're getting your player replaced in any case.
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Which technology is latest use

hi to all,
i want require information which latest technology use in oracle apps and which ide is use to now a day ?
and give me documentation for that.

Hi
Oracle Apps uses JDeveloper 11g. However, your question is not precise because if you are on a production version of Apps then the current JDeveloper version may be a different one
Frank

The subtle use of task flow "No Controller Transaction" behavior

I'm trying to tease out some subtle points about the Task Flow transactional behavior option "<No Controller Transaction>".
OTN members familiar with task flows in JDev 11g and on wards would know that task flows support options for transactions and data control scope. Some scenarios based on these options:
a) When we pick options such as "Use Existing Transaction" and shared data control scope, the called Bounded Task Flow (BTF) will join the Data Control Frame of its caller. A commit by the child does essentially nothing, a rollback of the child rolls any data changes back to when the child BTF was called (i.e. an implicit save point), while a commit of the parent commits any changes in both the child and parent, and a rollback of a parent loses changes to the child and parent.
A key point to realize about this scenario is the shared data control scope gives both the caller and called BTF the possibility to share a db connection from the connection pool. However this is dependent on the configuration of the underlying services layer. If ADF BC Application Modules (AMs) are used, and they use separate JNDI datasources this wont happen.
b) When we pick options such as "Always Begin New Transaction" and isolated data control scope, the called BTF essentially has its own Data Control Frame separate to that of the caller. A commit or rollback in either the parent/caller or child/called BTF are essentially isolated, or in other words separate transactions.
Similar to the last point but the exact opposite, regardless how the underlying business services are configured, even if ADF BC AMs are used with the same JNDI data source, essentially separate database connections will be taken out assisting the isolated transactional behavior with the database.
This brings me back to my question, of the subtle behavior of the <No Controller Transaction> option. Section 16.4.1 of the Fusion Guide (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17904_01/web.1111/b31974/taskflows_parameters.htm#CIHIDJBJ) says that when this option is set that "A new data control frame is created without an open transaction." So you could argue this mode is the same as isolated data control scope, and by implication, separate connections will be taken out by the caller/called BTF. Is this correct?
Doesn't this in turn have implications about database read consistency? If we have one BTF participating in a transaction with the database, reading then writing data, and a separate BTF with the <No Controller Transaction> option set, it's possible it wont see the data of the first BTF unless committed before the No Controller Transaction BTF is called and queries it's own dataset correct?
An alternative question which takes a different point of view, is why would you ever want this option, don't the other options cover all the scenarios you could possibly want to use a BTF?
Finally as a separate question based around the same option, presumably an attempt to commit/rollback the Data Control Frame of the associated No Controller Transaction BTF will fail. However what happens if the said BTF attempts to call the Data Control's (not the Data Control Frame's) commit & rollback options? Presumably this will succeed?
Your thoughts and assistance appreciated.
Regards,
CM.

For other readers this reply is a continuation of this thread and another thread: Re: Clarification?: Frank & Lynn's book - task flow "shared" data control scope
Hi Frank
Thanks for your reply. Okay I get the idea that were setting the ADFc options here, that can be overridden by the implementation of data control, and in my specific case that's the ADF BC AM implementation. I've always known that, but the issue became complicated because it didn't make sense what "No Controller Transaction" actually did and when you should use it, and in turn data control frames and their implementation aren't well documented.
I think a key point from your summation is that "No Controller Transaction" in context of ADF BC, with either data control scope option selected, is effectively (as far as we can tell) already covered by the other options. So if our understanding is correct, the recommendation for ADF BC programmers is I think, don't use this option as future programmers/maintainers wont understand the subtlety.
However as you say for users of other data controls, such as those using web services, then it makes sense and possibly should be the only option?
Also regarding your code harvest pg 14 entry on task flow transactions: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/march2011-otn-harvest-351896.pdf
....and the following quote in context of setting the transaction option to Begin New Transaction:
>
When a bounded task flow creates a new transaction, does it also mean it creates a new database connection? No.
>
....I think you need to be a little more careful in this answer, as again it depends on the underlying data control implementation as you point out in this thread. In considering ADF BC, this is correct if you assume only one root AM. However if the BTFs have separate root AMs, this should result in 2 connections and transactions..... well at least I assume it does, though I wonder what will happen if both AMs share the same JNDI data source.... is the framework smart enough to join the connections/transactions in this case?
Also in one of your other code harvests (apologies I can't find which one at the moment) you point out sharing data control scopes is only possible if the BTF data controls have the same name. In context of an ADF BC application, with only one root AM used by multiple BTFs, this of course would be the case. Yet, the obvious implication to your summary of transaction outcomes in this thread, if the developers for whatever reason change the DC name across DataBindings.cpx files sourced from ADF Libraries containing the BTFs, then no, it wont.
Overall the number of variables in this gets really complicated, creating multiple dimensions to the matrix.
Going to your last point, how can the documentation be improved? I think as you say the documentation is right in context of the options for ADFc, but, as the same documentation is included in the Fusion Dev Guide which assumes ADF BC is being used, then it isn't clear enough and can be misleading. It would seem to me, that depending on the underlying data control technology used, then there needs to be documentation that talks about the effect of ADFc task flow behavior options in the context of each technology. And God knows how you describe a scenario where BTFs use DCs that span technologies.
From context of ADF BC, one thing that I've found hard in analyzing all of this is there doesn't seem to be an easy way from the middletier to check how many connections are being taken out from a data source. The FMW Control unfortunately when sampling db connections taken out from a JNDI data source pool, doesn't sample quickly enough to see how many were consumed. Are you aware of some easy method to check the number of the db connections opened/closed?
Finally in considering an Unbounded Task Flow as separate to BTFs, do you have any conclusions about how it participates in the transactions? From what I can determine the UTF lies in it's own data control frame, and is effectively isolated from the BTF transactions, unless, the BTF calls commit/rollback at the ADF BC data control level (as separate to commit/rollback at the data control frame level), and the data control is used both by the UTF and BTF.
As always thanks for your time and assistance.
CM.

Using Adobe Flash/Flex/air?

If i register as a developer will i be able to use adobe flash to develope apps and submit them to the app store?

No Flash for iPads, iPhones, or iPods
Here's why there's is no Flash available for iDevices or other mobile devices. Adobe was unable to provide a product that was suitable to the needs of battery powered mobile devices used for Internet browsing. Existing Flash technology used too much memory, ate battery life, and was buggy. Simply put Flash did not work well on mobile devices.
Apple's Steve Jobs led the escape from Flash dependency when Apple introduced the iPhone, and later introduced the iPad. There was a hue and cry over the omission. Time proved Jobs was right on target.
So this is why there is no Flash for your iPhone or iPad or iPod nor for most SmartPhones. Flash has been abandoned by many sites in favor of supported technologies such as HTML5 or by providing their own custom app.
Here is Steve Jobs official comment on his momentous decision to omit Flash from iDevices: Steve Jobs on Flash.
Here is Adobe's later announcement to cease development of Flash for mobile devices: Adobe on Mobile Flash. Adobe is not providing Flash for Apple iOS devices, and they no longer provide Flash for any other cellular phones. Flash is officially gone.
Now, you are not necessarily out on a limb. There are some apps that can display some Flash, but don't count on there ability to display anything using Flash.
A sample of Apps that can display some Flash content:
1. Puffin
2. SkyFire
3. Photon Flash
4. Browse2Go
5. Swifter
Also, note that many sites that use Flash provide their own app for accessing their material. So check with your favorite sites and find out if "there's an app for that."

What do I use seeing I can not download adobe flashplayer

I am trying to watch a tv rerun I am in Australia and it will not let me watch it on my iPad. I understand I can not download adobe flash player, so what program do I use

No Flash for iPads, iPhones, or iPods
Here's why there's is no Flash available for iDevices or other mobile devices. Adobe was unable to provide a product that was suitable to the needs of battery powered mobile devices used for Internet browsing. Existing Flash technology used too much memory, ate battery life, and was buggy. Simply put Flash did not work well on mobile devices.
Apple's Steve Jobs led the escape from Flash dependency when Apple introduced the iPhone, and later introduced the iPad. There was a hue and cry over the omission. Time proved Jobs was right on target.
So this is why there is no Flash for your iPhone or iPad or iPod nor for most SmartPhones. Flash has been abandoned by many sites in favor of supported technologies such as HTML5 or by providing their own custom app.
Here is Steve Jobs official comment on his momentous decision to omit Flash from iDevices: Steve Jobs on Flash.
Here is Adobe's later announcement to cease development of Flash for mobile devices: Adobe on Mobile Flash.
Now, you are not necessarily out on a limb. There are some apps that can display some Flash, but don't count on there ability to display anything using Flash.
Apps that can display some Flash content from the Web:
Puffin
SkyFire
Photon Flash
Browse2Go
iSwifter
Also, note that many sites that use Flash provide their own app for accessing their material. So check with your favorite sites and find out if "there's an app for that."

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