Which is a better Platform for SAP

Hi Guys,
Please provide suggestions for choosing the platform for our SAP Projects. We want to know the Pros & Cons between Windows & Unix ( HP-UX or IBM-AIX). Is there any standard tool where we can enter the Operating system & Databas and number of users and therefore estimate the cost and performance difference between Unix & Windows Boxes.

Hi
I am not expert in this area. As per my knowledge, Unix is more secured than Windows. Please post this question in relavant forum to get all the details.
Thanks
Ram

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Know more detail about the Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One ?

SAP Business One 9.1 is about to release this year and we can see in the feature enhancements that a significant update is planned in the Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One, more commonly known as RSP. Let’s have a quick look what update is planned for RSP in version 9.1:
Enhancements planned in Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One 9.1
RSP is planned to support both SAP Business One on Microsoft SQL Server as well as SAP Business One on HANA Database
RSP Processes and Reports adapted to SAP HANA Database
With this plan RSP will help in the areas of Download, Installation, Go-Live Check, Monitoring, Upgrade and Support for SAP Business One both   on SQL Server and HANA.
But like me (non-SAP B1 Consultant) many of you have the question what is RSP and how it helps in support? Here I have tried to gather all information.
What is Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One?
The remote support platform for SAP Business One is designed to protect a SAP Business One installation by providing automated and remote support in a high-volume business.
The platform monitors the entire SAP Business One environment. By significantly reducing the time between the appearance, identification, and resolution of issues, the remote support platform for SAP Business One minimizes the impact on customer databases and processes.
Some Key Features of Remote Support Platform:
Showing alerts to SAP B1 Admin about the events which require their attention, such as low disk space, database backups, etc.
Incident Reports against the issues identified which require attention of SAP Support
Company Database Backup and Restore options
Regular fixes of Company Database inconsistencies
Check, Download and Install regular updates in SAP Business One
Upload Logs and required files to SAP Support or to Partner Support on regular basis
Some details about RSP Backup Management
Schedule daily, weekly, and monthly backups
Perform differential and full database backups
Back up transaction logs
Back up files to shared folders on a network
System Status Report through RSP
From June 1st 2013, it will be mandatory to install, configure and upload the System Status Report (SSR) from Remote Support Platform (RSP) for SAP Business One in order to receive support for messages of a technical nature (upgrades, performance & crashes, etc).
Database uploads only via RSP
From June 1st 2013 SAP Business One Support will only accept database uploads to SAP via remote support platform for SAP Business One. In certain exceptional circumstances STFP may be used but this will constitute a minority of cases.
Microsoft Windows PowerShell Scripting
In the remote support platform studio, you can create tasks using Microsoft Windows PowerShell scripting. PowerShell enables you to perform remote administrative tasks on customers’ Microsoft Windows operating systems, by providing full access to Component Object Model (COM) and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).Some Network Prerequisite for RSP
To achieve the internet connection test, you must allow port 80 for the RSP external communication
Disabling antivirus firewall or add the RSP to the trusted zone of the antivirus
Set the correct proxy
Disabling Windows firewall in the TP_link Wireless Configuration Utility
Want to now More about It Click Here :   Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One

SAP Business One 9.1 is about to release this year and we can see in the feature enhancements that a significant update is planned in the Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One, more commonly known as RSP. Let’s have a quick look what update is planned for RSP in version 9.1:
Enhancements planned in Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One 9.1
RSP is planned to support both SAP Business One on Microsoft SQL Server as well as SAP Business One on HANA Database
RSP Processes and Reports adapted to SAP HANA Database
With this plan RSP will help in the areas of Download, Installation, Go-Live Check, Monitoring, Upgrade and Support for SAP Business One both   on SQL Server and HANA.
But like me (non-SAP B1 Consultant) many of you have the question what is RSP and how it helps in support? Here I have tried to gather all information.
What is Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One?
The remote support platform for SAP Business One is designed to protect a SAP Business One installation by providing automated and remote support in a high-volume business.
The platform monitors the entire SAP Business One environment. By significantly reducing the time between the appearance, identification, and resolution of issues, the remote support platform for SAP Business One minimizes the impact on customer databases and processes.
Some Key Features of Remote Support Platform:
Showing alerts to SAP B1 Admin about the events which require their attention, such as low disk space, database backups, etc.
Incident Reports against the issues identified which require attention of SAP Support
Company Database Backup and Restore options
Regular fixes of Company Database inconsistencies
Check, Download and Install regular updates in SAP Business One
Upload Logs and required files to SAP Support or to Partner Support on regular basis
Some details about RSP Backup Management
Schedule daily, weekly, and monthly backups
Perform differential and full database backups
Back up transaction logs
Back up files to shared folders on a network
System Status Report through RSP
From June 1st 2013, it will be mandatory to install, configure and upload the System Status Report (SSR) from Remote Support Platform (RSP) for SAP Business One in order to receive support for messages of a technical nature (upgrades, performance & crashes, etc).
Database uploads only via RSP
From June 1st 2013 SAP Business One Support will only accept database uploads to SAP via remote support platform for SAP Business One. In certain exceptional circumstances STFP may be used but this will constitute a minority of cases.
Microsoft Windows PowerShell Scripting
In the remote support platform studio, you can create tasks using Microsoft Windows PowerShell scripting. PowerShell enables you to perform remote administrative tasks on customers’ Microsoft Windows operating systems, by providing full access to Component Object Model (COM) and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).Some Network Prerequisite for RSP
To achieve the internet connection test, you must allow port 80 for the RSP external communication
Disabling antivirus firewall or add the RSP to the trusted zone of the antivirus
Set the correct proxy
Disabling Windows firewall in the TP_link Wireless Configuration Utility
Want to now More about It Click Here :   Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One

Is Linux Sybase ASE a valid platform for SAP MII v15?

Hi experts,
Please advise whether Linux Sybase ASE is a valid platform for SAP MII v15 or there could be some compatibility issues?
Thanks
Rajeev

The earlier version were compatible with Linux, i am not sure though about v15. But i think as far as you have an JRE, it should work.
Would still wait for comments from people who experimented this.
Thanks,
Swaroop

Which is a better source for an Indicator, physical or logical

Hi guys,
this is something I was wondering -
which is better for filtering out a value? (for example to Count measures with certain Indicator equal to Yes).
A) Logical (check "Use existing logical columns as the source") and the use something like CASE Logical table.Indicator Measure When 'YES' Then 1 END
or
B) Physical (create a column and in Data Type select the Column mapping and map as
CASE Physical table.Indicator Measure When 'YES' Then 1 END
Physical table is the same.
I know, it's always best to push things to DB back. But in this case, it'd be the same, it doesn't appear to me which option is better at this point.
By the way, both of them work.
Thanks
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wildmight

Both should be same. You can verify this by checking the physical sql generated by using both methods. Most likely they would be same.

WHat is the best platform for SAP EP ?

Experts
Can any one help to share some information about what is the best platform for portal ?
Windows or UNIX
I have personally seen most of the customers are using windows as thier OS for Portal. When it comes to R3 BW SRM CRM and other application,its UNIX.
Interms of Performance , Windows is not right choice . I am not sure about life cycle management for the Windows.
A big advantage of using Windows hosting is that.NET technologies: ASP. NET, VB.NET easily works on these Hosts. If, the website is built using these technologies then opting a Windows server is most suitable
Microsoft Sharepoint is yet another application, which needs exclusive, Windows hosting. The only option available for users using this application is Windows server
Appreciate your inputs
Regards
Karthi

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Which is the the iview for SAP Contents: Create User?

hi,
a)
can somebody tell, how to access the EP create user iview?
i need to link there from an own application.
or better, which is the iview for the page: Create User?
Right now the url properties of my "Create User view" is:
http://myportal:50000/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/pcd!3aportal_content!2fadministrator!2fsuper_admin!2fsuper_admin_role!2fcom.sap.portal.user_administration!2fcom.sap.portal.user_management!2fcom.sap.portal.createNewUser?InitialNodeFirstLevel=true&windowId=WID1121850971390
but i suppose this won't work, because of the genaerated Querystring ?InitialNodeFirstLevel=true&windowId=WID1121850971390
is there an iview, which i might call via portal navigation
b)
is there a general way, how to access provided SAP stuff?
thanx,
matthias

Hi Matthias,
> the url properties of my "Create User view" is
From this you can derivate the iView name, it's com.sap.portal.createNewUser. Searching within the PCD, this iView (independent of the super admin role) can be found under pcd:portal_content/com.sap.pct/admin.templates/iviews/com.sap.portal.createNewUser
Checking this iView, the Code Link returns com.sap.portal.usermanagement.admin.CreateNewUser. This component is not creatable through "new iView from PAR" (for the reason see Browse deployment iview ).
On the other hand, if you need the URL, just open the page, choose "Add to browser favorites" from the page options, and then you'll see the working URL within your IE favorites, in this case:
http://myportal:50000/irj/portal?NavigationTarget=ROLES://portal_content/administrator/super_admin/super_admin_role/com.sap.portal.user_administration/com.sap.portal.user_management/com.sap.portal.createNewUser
Hope it helps
Detlev

SAPiens u2013 the Internet platform for SAP usersu2019 innovative ideas

Jobs & Career u2013 Students u2013 New 2009 u201CSAPiensu201D advertizing and SAP system message
This year there will be new iteration of SAPiens. Starting April 2009, this internet-based idea forum allows participants to suggest innovative ideas involving new fields of application and business areas as well as new products that SAP AG could pursue along with ideas for improving existing SAP software. Detailed Information will be presented shortly on the SAPiens idea platform at http://www.sapiens.info.
To promote SAPiens 2009 among the German-speaking SAP University Alliances community, we plan on creating a SAP system message in all systems hosted by UCC Munich and UCC Magdeburg for the German-speaking community, which will show on each initial log-on for one week during the summer term 2009. If you are customer of one of the mentioned UCCs and do not want this message to be presented to your students, please send an e-mail to optout(at)sapiens.info containing your system ID (usually a letter and two digits) and your client ID (a three digit number).
Contact:
Michael J. Huber, M.Sc. (TUM)
info(at)sapiens.info
Technische Universität München
Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik Prof. Dr. Krcmar
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching
www.SAPiens.info
Jobs & Karriere - Studierende u2013 Neuauflage von u201ESAPiensu201C in 2009 und Werbung über SAP Systemhinweis
Auch in diesem Jahr wird es wieder eine Neuauflage von SAPiens geben. In dem Internetbasierten Ideenforum können ab April innovative Ideen rund um neue Einsatzbereiche und Geschäftsfelder sowie neue Produkte für die SAP AG oder Verbesserungen bestehender SAP Software eingereicht werden. Detaillierte Informationen werden demnächst auf der SAPiens Ideenplattform unter http://www.sapiens.info bekanntgegeben.
Im Zuge der Vorankündigung von SAPiens 2009 ist das Einblenden eines SAP Systemhinweises auf den von den UCCs München und Magdeburg bereitgestellten SAP Systemen für die Dauer von einer Woche in der Vorlesungszeit des Sommersemesters 2009 geplant. Sind Sie als Kunde der genannten UCCs nicht mit dem Einblenden des Hinweises auf Ihrem System einverstanden, senden Sie bitte eine Email mit Ihrer Systemnummer (normalerweise ein Buchstabe und zwei Ziffern) sowie der Mandanten-ID (drei Ziffern) an optout(at)sapiens.info.
Kontakt:
Michael J. Huber, M.Sc. (TUM)
info(at)sapiens.info
Technische Universität München
Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik Prof. Dr. Krcmar
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching
www.SAPiens.info
Edited by: Sonja Hecht on Mar 26, 2009 12:33 PM

Jobs & Career u2013 Students u2013 New 2009 u201CSAPiensu201D advertizing and SAP system message
This year there will be new iteration of SAPiens. Starting April 2009, this internet-based idea forum allows participants to suggest innovative ideas involving new fields of application and business areas as well as new products that SAP AG could pursue along with ideas for improving existing SAP software. Detailed Information will be presented shortly on the SAPiens idea platform at http://www.sapiens.info.
To promote SAPiens 2009 among the German-speaking SAP University Alliances community, we plan on creating a SAP system message in all systems hosted by UCC Munich and UCC Magdeburg for the German-speaking community, which will show on each initial log-on for one week during the summer term 2009. If you are customer of one of the mentioned UCCs and do not want this message to be presented to your students, please send an e-mail to optout(at)sapiens.info containing your system ID (usually a letter and two digits) and your client ID (a three digit number).
Contact:
Michael J. Huber, M.Sc. (TUM)
info(at)sapiens.info
Technische Universität München
Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik Prof. Dr. Krcmar
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching
www.SAPiens.info
Jobs & Karriere - Studierende u2013 Neuauflage von u201ESAPiensu201C in 2009 und Werbung über SAP Systemhinweis
Auch in diesem Jahr wird es wieder eine Neuauflage von SAPiens geben. In dem Internetbasierten Ideenforum können ab April innovative Ideen rund um neue Einsatzbereiche und Geschäftsfelder sowie neue Produkte für die SAP AG oder Verbesserungen bestehender SAP Software eingereicht werden. Detaillierte Informationen werden demnächst auf der SAPiens Ideenplattform unter http://www.sapiens.info bekanntgegeben.
Im Zuge der Vorankündigung von SAPiens 2009 ist das Einblenden eines SAP Systemhinweises auf den von den UCCs München und Magdeburg bereitgestellten SAP Systemen für die Dauer von einer Woche in der Vorlesungszeit des Sommersemesters 2009 geplant. Sind Sie als Kunde der genannten UCCs nicht mit dem Einblenden des Hinweises auf Ihrem System einverstanden, senden Sie bitte eine Email mit Ihrer Systemnummer (normalerweise ein Buchstabe und zwei Ziffern) sowie der Mandanten-ID (drei Ziffern) an optout(at)sapiens.info.
Kontakt:
Michael J. Huber, M.Sc. (TUM)
info(at)sapiens.info
Technische Universität München
Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik Prof. Dr. Krcmar
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching
www.SAPiens.info
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Which is the better converter for mts and mpg files?

Ok, I just have a quick question regarding conversion software. Does anyone know which is better...PAVTUBE or CLIPWRAP2? Besides the cost...pavtube is cheaper. Which one is faster and offers the best quality? OR is there even a better one out there? I have mts files and mpg files I'd like to convert for use in FCP 6.
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Which is the better lens for wildlife, sport action canon 70-200 is usm ii series L or Canon 100-400

Which would be a better for wildlife and sport action Canon 70-200 mm is usm ii serie L f/2.8 or Canon 100-400 mm f/4.5-5.6?

On what camera? It makes a big difference depending upon whether you are using full frame or a crop camera.
Also depends upon the particular sports and type of wildlife most commonly involved, how much reach you might need. Outdoor, daytime sports vs indoor and nightime sports is another key factor.
On a crop camera a 70-200 is generally a lot more usable than it is on full frame, for sports and wildlife. An f2.8 lens and 70-200 might be ideal for indoor sports even with a crop camera. It also might be plenty for large game that can be pretty closely approacted. But for small and more shy wildlife, sports on a larger playing field, you'll more likely need the 100-400. But as an f4.5-5.6 lens that's going to be more of a daytime-only lens.
The 100-400mm is unusual in that it's a push/pull zoom. This can be particularly fast to use and makes the lens popular among photograhers shooting fast moving subjects such as birds in flight and air shows.
If you give serious consideration to the 70-200/2.8 IS II in combination with teleconverter EF 2X III, I'd suggest renting and trying them toghether first. The reason is that a stronger 2X teleconverter has more effect on image quality than a weaker TC. The specific combination of the 70-200 Mark II lens and the 2X Mark III TC is pretty darned good.... better than the combo earlier versions of each item. But whether or not it's up to your expectastions is a judgment call only you can make. So it might be wise to rent before you buy, just to be sure.
If instead you start to take a hard look at the 100-400mm, once again you might want to rent it and give it a try. Some people really like the push/pull zoom design. Some don't. (I'm one of the latter... but to be fair this is largely an old prejudice from trying to use that type of zoom in the past, long before IS. I always found push-pull zooms hard to get a steady shot with.... But the 100-400's IS goes a long way toward solving that problem.)
And those two really aren't your only choices.
Personally I use a pair of crop cameras (7D), most of the time one fitted with a 70-200, and the other fitted with a 300/4 IS, sometimes in combination with an EF 1.4X II teleconverter. Or, when I don't need to be mobile and can set up a tripod, I'll use a 300/2.8 IS, both by itself and with EF 1.4X II or 2X II teleconverters.
Another possibility is two lower cost lenses... such as a 70-200/4 IS in combination with a third party lens such as the Sigma 120-400 OS or 150-500 OS. Those lenses are considerably less expensive than the 70-200/2.8 II and the 100-400, respectively. You might be able to afford both and still find they meet your needs very well.
I use the 70-200/4 IS, as well as a copy of the first version of the 70-200/2.8 IS, and they are excellent lenses too. No doubt about it, the 70-200/2.8 IS Mark II is top of the heap and exceptionally good... but rest assured those other 70-200s are no slouches.
If using a full frame camera, for large field sports and more distant, smaller wildlife.... better start saving up. You're going to need one or two of the super telephotos, such as the new EF 200-400/4L IS 1.4X that I'm saving up for!
p.s. By the way, if not already doing so you might want to try Back Button Focusing. It's a very popular technique among sports/action and wildlife photographers. I've been using it for years for virtually everything I shoot, and can't imagine using any other method now.
Alan Myers
San Jose, Calif., USA
"Walk softly and carry a big lens."
GEAR: 5DII, 7D(x2), 50D(x3), some other cameras, various lenses & accessories
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Suggestions on which iMac is better suited for me ...

I am stuck between two iMacs and was hoping I could get some input from you experts.
iMac A: 24" 2.93GHz C2D, 4GB, GT130 512MB
iMac B: 21.5" 3.33GHz C2S, 4GB, HD 4670 256MB
My main concern is Aperture 3's performance. I have about 40k images that are mostly JPG, though I'm now shooting RAW only (Nikon D50). My current iMac isn't all that speedy in Aperture to be honest.
Will the 21.5" be much of an upgrade for me? Its a faster CPU, but also less video memory. I haven't been able to find much about the GT130 versus the HD4670. Which one will be better for Aperture?

Tom, you have quite an investment in that current iMac A configuration. My guess is iMac B will be a better performer but I’m wondering why you wouldn’t consider a 27” iMac with i5 processor (or even i7) given you are not overly pleased with your current machine’s performance? Perhaps you are concerned that the 27” is just too big a screen, but if you have a place for it on your desk, you may be happier with it, especially in terms of performance on some tasks. Aperture doesn’t always use all the processors you have for every action, but it does for some of the major tasks that you may like to see speeded up. The i5 can match the speed of the 3.33 GHz C2D due to the Turbo Boost feature when it is only using one or two processors under light load; under heavy load, the GHz drops but you have two more processors to throw at the tasks. The i7 can exceed the speed of the C2D and i5 and adds Hyper-threading for even more throughput under load.
If your demands tend to be reasonably light, the iMac 3.33GHz C2D may be good, but given your investment, I’d recommend at least the i5 or i7 with more video memory.

Which is a better choice for me? A Macbook Air 11" or 13"?

Hello! I am soon to be a college student and I am debating whether to invest in an 11" or 13" Macbook Air. I've decided that I wanted a Macbook Air because I want a lightweight portable laptop with long battery life. But which size? Through some YouTube reviews I've heard a lot of things, I heard that the 11" is better than the 13" just because everything is smaller and more portable, the screen saturation makes it looks better than the 13" and just the freedom to carry it around and hold it under one hand is the ideal college laptop. But I also heard that it's horrible for holding memory and RAM (which I am completely ignorant about.. and quite frankly not too anxious to get educated to), so the Macbook Air 11" is an excellent SECONDARY laptop. Which freaks me out because I was actually leaning towards the 11" rather than the 13"
I don't play any games, nor do I video edit much. I just want a laptop that can hold all of my pictures, hold documents for school purposes, and play Spotify while I do my work. I don't really care about the Retina Display, only because I didn't spoil my self with it. But that being said, whatever Air I'm going to buy, it will become my one and ONLY laptop and it will serve as a PRIMARY one. Given I don't do the complicating video editing (unless it's a college assignment), or gaming with it, which laptop do you think is right for me?
Thanks for reading everything!
Should I still be safe and just get the 13"?
Please put your input!

Forget everything you think you know. The MacBook Air, 11" or 13", is a very powerful computer that can be the sole computer for anyone who doesn't require extremely powerful graphics. (This is because these computers use Intel integrated video rather than discrete video cards which Apple puts only in its top 'Pro' computers.) For most college students the Air is a perfect computer and if you configure an 11" and a 13" MBA with the same amount of memory, same size SSD, and same processor the only difference between them is the size - which, by the way, will also give the 13" a slightly better battery life because its battery is larger.
The 11" has a 128GB drive and cannot be upgraded which for some people makes it a tight fit for some but roomy for others. I'd have difficulty making it my only computer but my wife probably could. This is one of three advantages the 13" model offers (to me). The second is the longer battery life. The third is that I found the 11" model to be too cramped. The keyboard is the same size as the 13" but somehow I felt terribly cramped and the screen was too small. That's why I walked in thinking I'd get an 11" and walked out with the 13" MBA. I'd strongly recommend 8GB whichever model you choose.

Which is a better buy for college a non-retina display 15 inch macbook pro with a 2.6ghz processor or a 2.9 ghz 13 inch non retina max specs macbook pro both with 8 gb of ram will be using to write papers basically for general use im a Science major

im a college student im studying to be a vet tech and i want this computer too last which a more sound investment the non retina macook pro 15 inch with these specs:2.6 ghz 1 tb ata hd with 8 gb of ram or a maxspec 13 inch mac book pro: 2.9 ghz 1Tb and 8gb of ram any help is appreciated thank you

Hi,
I am a researcher so I store a lot of papers, data, and use numerical software. I have had a 17inch high spec macbook pro for over a year now. I find that apart from the large screen, it was unnecessary to get the high specs. This is why. Firstly, the hard drive is easy to replace and upgrade, apple charge a lot for their own ones. Secondly, the ram in my one was upgradable (which i didnt know when i bought it) and i since upgraded to 16gigs from 8 and its amazing. Thirdly, the newer macbook pros run hotter than the previous ones.
The retina is overrated and the programs for retina need more memory and processing power, so what you find is that your hard drive will get taken over sooner, your mac will run hotter, and battery life lower.
I would say to you, dont worry about the processor speed, the normal speed offered is perfect, more than that is not necessary unless you are running highly demanding apps, the mac will run hotter too. Dont bother getting a large hard drive in the macbook. Get a flash SSD drive, and buy a good portable 2tb HD, like a WD one, and use that to store as much of your work as possible. I believe apple started soldering their ram cards to the motherboard or something so that people cant upgrade. Check in advance and see if the macbook you want can be ram upgradable, then get a lower ram model and buy good 8gb ram cards to make 16gig. Very very easy to install them, took me about two minutes to do mine, it will be much cheaper.
If I think of anything else i will post back. Dont forget to install GFX card status too and use integrated only when on battery, i get up to ten hours of battery life without wifi, around 8 with wifi.
edit. I forgot to mention that if you buy your mac and try to open it you will void the warranty.

Which is the better option for using windows on mac ...parallel or vm ware fusion

i want to use c# ,.net, c++ , on my macbook pro ....which software i should purchase parallel or vmware fusion

They both work well. I like Fusion. Others like Parallels. Still others like VirtualBox.
They all have free trials, VirtualBox is a free product, so try them for yourself and stick with the one that works best for you.
I opted to install Windows using Boot Camp Assistant.

Which is the better app for devloping a freelance design website?

Hey Forum
I'm putting together a website for my freelance design business. I've rough out the site, but now I'm stuck between using Dreamweaver or Flash. The site is relatively simple with the common home, about, philosophy portfolio and contact pages. I know that Dreamweaver is a real workhorse and is very stable. But as a designer I want a little more glitz and freedom which Flash seems to have. If I do use Flash, I'm worried about bandwidth, search capabilities and device compatibilities.
Any insight would very helpful
KatyDad

The stability of Dreamweavere will have no little bearing on the stability of your web site--Dreamweaver provides tools, it doesn't teach you how/when to use them. Your decision on which way to go should be based on what it is you are trying to sell. If you are selling web site design, then you may want to temper things towards a non-Flash design base so that you can demonstrate your coding skills alongside the graphics aspects of it. If you are selling Flash-based designs, then Flash would be a good vehicle to demo the work itself. If Flash is not a big part of what you are selling, then it should not be a big part of what you put on display. But you can always mix things up, showing Flash elements and html/css elements, if the intention is to show well-rounded skills across the design options palette.
Be prepared for a large swing in differences in the responses.

Which is the better format for message handling - flat files or SOAP?

We have the possibility to specify from our EDI partner how to send messages into XI. We can ask them to send the messages in as SOAP or flat files.
Is there a definite preference for one format over the other? Can somebody advise with reasons?
BR,
Tony.

>>We have the possibility to specify from our EDI partner how to send messages into XI. We can ask them to send the messages in as SOAP or flat files.
I would strongly suggest you go with SOAP rather than File.
Reason : In case of file, the EDI partner will send a file to a machine in your network where FTP server is running and you make your XI server poll the particular folder every 10 min or so. But in case of SOAP, the <b>communication is real time</b>. Your EDI partner can invoke either the SOAP adapter directly or send a SOAP msg directly to Integration Server.
Just my ideas.
Regards,
Jai Shankar

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