XI Technical Certification

Hi Everyone,
For the XI Technical Certification is it enough to go through TBIT40, 50 & 51?
Is there any other documentation that would help me pass the exam?
Everything that is XI related seems to be focused on development, why is it that so little emphasis seems to be placed on XI-Basis topics etc..
Would reading the xi sap help documentation assist in passing the exam?
Thanks for any info.
Andy

Hi Andrew
Can you please send 40,50 and 51 TBIT's to the following mail id.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Thanks
Prasad Nemalikanti

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hi,
The best way to learn XI as you know would be to make the maximum use of XI from its forums, weblogs, presentations, etc in SDN.
First I thought I will just give u the basic steps involved in doing any scenario in XI. This is very essential for a beginner.
First of all you would need to define your product, software component, business system and configure the technical landscape in the sld.
You then go on to create the objects in the repository, you import your software component here and then begin your design steps. To import your RFCs n Idocs if you require any before proceeding.
Then under the name space which you want, you go on to define your data types, message types and message interfaces.
Then you do your message mappings where you specify your source and target message types and the relation between them, then you do your interface mapping. If you are using a BPM, you do the integration process.
Once you have this done, you will have to move to the directory, here is where you define how you use the objects and how you configure them to work as a scenario.
You assign your business system to the configuration scenario which you have created, and create the communication channels. Then you go on to configure the receiver determination, interface determination, and the sender and receiver agreements. Once youre done you will have make sure you activate your objects. The exact parameters steps depend on what kind of scenario you are implementing.
You can use sxmb moni or the runtime workbench to monitor the entire scenario which you have done.
Also I would suggest this link on SAP help for any info that you want on XI,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Further, this thread deals with everything that is needed for a starter on XI. Do check them out,
JDBC Receiver: exact SQL statement
/message/527697#527697 [original link is broken]
And after you are done with the documentation probably you can go through this scenario,
JDBC Receiver: exact SQL statement
Also check the following threads which might help you a little more,
Learning XI
XI 3.0 Training
Also for more info related to XI go through these links:
XI -Starter
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e1/8e51341a06084de10000009b38f83b/frameset.htm
SAP XI - Where to Find Information
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/xi/sap%20xi%20-%20where%20to%20find%20information.pdf
All the information you need in XI :
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/0f/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
To understand the architecture of XI, Please go through this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
You can also go through the url for Elearning :
https://www.sdn.sap.com/sdn/elearning.sdn // https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/sdnpilot/elearning
Following is the link for 'how to guides', A step by step guide to create scenarios:
https://websmp201.sap-ag.de/nw-howtoguides
XI is all about configuration of Adapters, to learn more please go through this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/0d/5ab43b274a960de10000000a114084/frameset.htm
One of the most powerful feature of XI, Business Process Management:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/3c/831620a4f1044dba38b370f77835cc/frameset.htm
How the messages are delivered through XI:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/17/50d440e14f8431e10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
Once you go through these links and are a bit aware what all XI objects do, you can try a simple "File to File Scenario" which would help you to understand XI objects in a much better manner.
For help on this scenario go through this blog it is in two parts thus I am providing both links below:
/people/venkat.donela/blog/2005/03/02/introduction-to-simplefile-xi-filescenario-and-complete-walk-through-for-starterspart1
/people/venkat.donela/blog/2005/03/03/introduction-to-simple-file-xi-filescenario-and-complete-walk-through-for-starterspart2
XI Cerification
/thread/25311 [original link is broken]
For XI in General:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e3/e60138fede083de10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Now lets see the installation of SAP XI,
Follow these steps while installing XI:
1. Windows server or advanced server with latest service patch.
2. IE 6.0 with latest service patch
3. Install Microsoft office and winzip, acrobat
4. Install JDK with version 1.4.2_03 or above with the corresponding JVM
5. Install the SAP GUI 6.20
6. Make sure that you have hard disk space of 10 GB in C drive and 50 GB in the installation drive.
7. Make sure the virtual memory is between 512 and 1594 or above for the installation drive.
8. Copy the dumps of following DVDs into the installation drive.
Installation Master DVD
Installation Export
Additonal Components for SAP BW/SAP XI,SAP MI,SAP KW
SAP Web As Java
9. Start the installation from the DVD dump Installation Master DVD.
10. When installing the ABAP Database the SID of the oracle default database should be different the ABAP database SID.
U can go through the Installtion Guides for Installing XI from http://service.sap.com/instguides (SR1 installation)
u can also refer to service.sap.com/platforms to see the available platform on which XI can be installed. ( Windows/linux/UNIX)
or you can even go through this weblog which clearly talks to you about XI installation
XI installation
In addition to this installation guide you also need to download the XI configuration guide which is very useful for technical configurations of various adapters and XI system.
At the same place you will also get the XI configuration guide e.g XI30ConfigGuideSPS11.pdf.
U can also download SAP Exchange Infrastructure 3.0 SR1 Installtion Guide from the articles scetion.
In simple words regarding learning XI, there is an abundance of information on SDN and help.sap.com. So I think it will be better for you to search information there rather than me just providing you links.which will just go on and on and on.so I felt it is better for you to go and search so that not only you get information on SAP XI but also explore SDN in its real sense.
Thanks,
Vijaya

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I wud like to know all the available Certification for Technical guys.
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Hi,
I want to prepare for this technical certification and according to SAP's website, the courses I need for this preparation are TADM10, TADM12,TADM51.
But these TADM courses are itself collection of different SAP courses. SAP doesnt give details on what courses make up these courses.
Can anyone provide a list of courses that make up TADM10, TADM12 and TADM51 respectively.
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Cyrus

I am not sure if I understand your question. But the following URL gives you a picture of courses you are talking about and its equivalent individual courses. Example you can take just TADM10 course instead of SAPTEC, ADM100 and ADM200.
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/curriculum/curriculum.asp?rid=292&TID=
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The networking industry over the last few years has made exceptional development so has increased the demand of networking professionals. Cisco Corporation is heading the networking industry by offering networking data management and all other highly specialized solutions for networking such as voice, video, and wireless. IT industry and economy are unpredictable and -it’s very important for an IT professional to keep himself updated with the new inventions in IT field. Networking professionals who want to secure their career and want to move up to the next higher level of their career often opt to go for Cisco Certifications. However most of the time they get confused which course they should take and what plan they should follow to competently complete their Cisco Certifications.
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In order to help you to obtain a quality Cisco certification below are 10 steps that can help you to plan well your study and develop the right and in-depth knowledge of different networking aspects. Below are those 10 steps;
1 – You are your expert!
While working in your networking field you may come across many other professionals who believe in themselves as experts in networking. These individuals are often seen as technology giants for new comer s in the networking field but this not true. The networking field has become so vast with everyday changing technology that it’s almost impracticable for someone to be an expert. What you can do yourself is to be an expert of yourself by mastering some of the networking technologies.
The rapid inventions in networking fields are making it irresistible for someone to ignore the developments in networking. To be a competent networking professional it’s not necessary that you get hands on all the networking areas but you can choose a specific line and improve your skills in that particular area. Cisco systems offer a lot of courses in many areas of networking and you can choose any of your interest and go for its certification for example telephony, data security, or wireless. Once you are sure which certification you have to go for then put all your efforts into it. Don’t try to know each and every single thing related to technology the more delay you make in Cisco Certification the more delay is in your professional career development.
2 – Focus on your area of interest!
Cisco system proposes a variety of certifications in different areas of networking. The two most demanded and worldwide respected Cisco certifications are CCNA and CCNP. These two courses focus on the most dominant areas of the networking that is routing and switching. CCNA-Security and CCSP modules focus on the network security issues such as firewalls, intrusion detection and avoidance and more. While CCNA-Voice and CCVP tracks deal in the telephony technologies. Cisco offers many other modules of your interest that worth for your success in networking. However you main focus should be a single areas of your interest!
3- Make sensible investment in your future!
When you decide to go for any Cisco certification you have to invest a lot of your time, energy and money. Before going for the final exams you have to fully prepare yourself in all facets that help you in the victorious completion of your exam. Always try to make wise investment in proper study material; your investment in low profile study material would lead to less knowledge and low scores.
While starting preparations for Cisco exams never study any material that you find; spend some time to find the appropriate material. To assist you in preparation Cisco has introduced some books, videos and tutorials; these helping books are best for your study as they are designed exclusively for their certifications by keeping in mind the Cisco certifications formats. Your research to find any such material leads increases the chances that you get the perfect idea of what would be the format of your Cisco exams. You can also seek guidance from your relatives, friends and other industry professionals who have successfully completed their Cisco exams. You can make good use of different discussion boards on different Cisco and other It related forums. A good thing is to read authenticated book reviews some reputed sites such as eBay and don’t forget to make regular visit of many Cisco websites and blogs created by Cisco certifiers. These websites and blogs offer you good suggestions on which material is best for your CCNA or CCNP exams.
4 – Follow an Organized Study Plan
You should not settle down on the perfect discovery of your study material rather you should create a study plan and then strictly follow it. Establish an organized study schedule and stick to that pattern. Stay away from activities that cause diversion like TV, music or buzzing mobile. Plan your study schedules close to your meal times to avoid any distraction due to hunger. Try to drink water and eat some cookies when you feel hungry during study.
It’s not important how long you study but what quality study you make; try to study even for a single hour in a peaceful environment rather then studying for several hours in a noisy room. So try to create your study plan according to the best hours of the day that has the minimum or no noise and disruption. Try to study daily for at least two best hours of the day and try to practice that routine.
5 – Think of your Future, not about Exams
Once you make your mind which Cisco certification you have to take then you have to flow a steady study plan before getting yourself registered for the final exam. Study till you are fully assured that you can handle the tough and technical questions of your certification and get it passed. Remember ven if you are lucky enough to pass the exams don’t throw out your priceless material; it can helpful for you in other Cisco certifications. This why investment in Cisco certification is said to be a long term future investment that brings you many future benefits. So always try to keep this helping material for a long time period to get support in next higher level Cisco exams. Try to get as much knowledge as much you can absorb and remember also reserve some time to revive it.
It’s not simple to just study your paper notes and pass the exams; the successful completion of Cisco certification demands that you are flu familiar with the exam content. Cisco certification deals in multiple areas of networking and it require your full commitment and dedication as a part of your exam preparation. As said above you have to think about your future not about your exams. This will help you to focus on your study and chive the target of Cisco certification.
6 - Avoid the Short cut
This is the most valuable advice that you have to learn by heart when going for a technical certification. An easy road to your certification such as cliff handouts, brain dump exams, boot camps, or other means of short cut won’t provide you the required benefits in terms of knowledge and skills. Some of these useless s exams are strictly prohibited by Cisco and can also disqualify you for any Cisco certification. You can memorize that material but it won’t give you the demanded understanding of the technology that you have to apply in your practical networking career. Such understanding comes only from the real time and efforts that you put in the preparation of your Cisco exams.
The above warning particularly applies to networking professionals who want to obtain their higher level Cisco certifications within short time and little study. Most of the networking professionals already have enough knowledge of practical word networking that makes them ideal candidates for passing Cisco certification with the help of just refreshing study material. Boot camps play a significant role for these professionals by training them for any Cisco certification in short time. But joining of these boot camps is not recommended to new comers with little or no experience in networking field. Boot camps are best for people already having enough networking experience.
7- Focus on one Exam at a Time!
May individuals in networking field often find it enticing to go for more than one Cisco certification at a time and number of such individuals is considerable? There are many reasons behind this; more often you get bored with one topic and try to find some other path of your interest. As Cisco certification puts a lot of load on your nerves itself and that pressure does not allow you to spend adequate time on each exam. Regardless of your motto to take multiple Cisco certifications at a time it’s generally not a good thought. It effects your ability to properly focus on one any area and preparing yourself even for a single exam. So it’s always a wise choice to get you Cisco certification step by step!
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Once make a thorough study of your material then the best thing you could do is to create a study guide for yourself. A study guide will contain all the basic and important terms, details, descriptions and explanations related toy your exams. The information is often the most technical and difficult contents of your study that you find really hard to memorize. This guide can help you in getting good scores because it’s easy for you to refresh your knowledge in really short time. Create a simple but comprehensive study guide!
The best use of study guide is made on the day of your Cisco exams. Be at your exam centre at least one hour before and make some good reviews of your study guide. This will help you in refreshing your knowledge about the most difficult terms and retain them for a plenty of time. This study guide help you answer some most technical question in your exams as Cisco software offers you some additional questions on your weak areas of networking. so once you make a good review of study guide them go into your exam room. However don’t spend too much time on the compilation and review of your study guide as it won’t help much in getting good grades. A study guide created at for one Cisco certification also helps in the preparation of other advanced level certification and you would find it really valuable.
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Don’t panic and try to calm down when you enter in your exam room; it’s very important that you keep yourself confident while you start answering your exam questions. Have confidence in your study and try to recall the information from your study guide you review before your exam. If you have make good preparation for your test then there is no point that you get confused. Also observe the time allowed for the completion of our test and don’t spend too much time on a single question or on one section. Try to limit your guesses about possible answers and then make a sophisticated answer.
If there are no negative markings for any wrong answer, never leave it blank. Don’t try to answer all questions but try to make educated answers to get high score!
Try to keep in mind the maximum number of questions you don’t know the answers and if you fail to pass the test then immediately make a list of those questions with your answers. Use this list to match against your study guide to see what went wrong. These questions may likely to appear in exams if you retake them and this time you would have the current answers.
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What are all the certification exams will be conducted in SAP Teched 2009 Bangalore.
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Hello,
Normally no certifications like MM, SD, PP, PM, FICO are held at Teched.
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PeopleSoft Certification Exams

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and also suggest me whether taking certification is a good thought as Oracle is releasing Fusion ...Let me know...
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Please find the link for Certification:
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PeopleTools I Rel 8.48
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I took the practice tests, which I admit might not mean much, but I easily passed the SCJA practice test and failed the SCJP practice test.
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It just strikes me as it would be a piece of cake to pass and as a result might not mean much job-wise while at the same time it's cost is close enough to the SCJP to completely ignore it or am I missing the point of the SCJA cert?

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SCJP is a technical certification. It is meant for programmer. People who spend their days at work coding solutions that has been hand out by their managers/analysts.
SCJA aims to give Business analysts(BA) and projects managers(PM) an overview on Java technology. Yet we are in the year 2007, but there are still many companies that have not switch to OO applications. In order to convince your customer the use of a technology, you must know the basic of "how it works?"
BA does not need to know all the detail about the size of "int", how to write a java class, or what is a .jar file. But when they talk to their customer, they have to show the customer how java technology will benefit them...
You must keep in mind that BAs and PMs are people who represent your company in front of the customers. If they can't ensure the customers that your company know what Java technology has to offer, the customer won't buy your solutions.
One more thing that you have to keep in mind, BAs and PMs don't always have programming background. Most of them have management skills and master the business they are working for. They spend more time getting update on solutions instead of geek-ing with how to code in a specific language. This being said, SCJA could be a pretty hard exam for them.
Just think of yourself passing a Finance specific exam, versus your BA who master the financing aspects...
Bottom line,
How useful SCJA is for programer/developper? the answer is not much... an exam to rip your money
How useful SCJA is for BAs and PMs? I can tell you that it is very useful! why would BAs/PMs care about the visibility of a variable?
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What next to OCP

Hi,
I have completed OCP 9i recently. I am interested towards ORACLE APPS - HRMS and currently working as a Technical developer from the last 1.5 years.
Now I am looking forward to pick another Technical certification related to Oracle Apps or it's subsidiaries.
Please suggest me any certification next to OCP level and related to Reports/AOL/HRMS Modules.
Thanks !

No one can tell you what the right certification is for your situation. All of the Oracle certifications are valuable to some people and valueless for others. For example, I am a DBA and PL/SQL Developer, so Apps certifications have no interest for me. Anyone who tells you that 'X' certification is the one to have will be making the recommendation based on their own situation, not on yours.
Searching through the available tests on Human Resources, I found the following four. I do not know if they are of value to you. What I would recommend doing on these (or any certification tests) before making any attempt to pursue them would be to look at the test objectives. Are the topics being tested in the exam ones are applicable to the work you do, or want to do? If so, then the certification is likely valuable to you. If not -- look for another test/certification.
1Z0-218: PeopleSoft Human Resources 9 Fundamentals
1Z0-548: Oracle E-Business Suite R12 Human Capital Management Essentials
Beta
1Z1-584: Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management 11g Human Resources Essentials
1Z1-585: Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management 11g Talent Management Essentials

Certification, Customer Performance Benchmarks & Lidar Technical Sessions At Oracle Spatial Summit

Here is a spotlight on some training sessions that may be of interest, offered at LI/Oracle Spatial Summit in DC, May 19-21. www.locationintelligence.net/dc/agenda .
Preparing for the Oracle Spatial Certification Exam
Steve Pierce, Think Huddle & Albert Godfrind, Oracle
Learn valuable strategies and review technical topics with the experts who developed the exam – and achieve your Oracle Spatial Specialist Certification with the most efficient effort. This session will enable you to master difficult topics (such as GeoRaster, 3D/LIDAR support, topology) quickly through clear examples and demos. Sample questions and exam topic breakdown will be covered. Individual certifications can also apply to requirements for organizations seeking Oracle PartnerNetwork Specialized status.
Offered as both a Monday technical workshop (preregistration required), and Wednesday overview session.
Content in this session is only available at the Oracle Spatial Summit.
The performance debate is over: Spatial 12c Performance / Customer Benchmark Track
Hear the results of customer benchmarks testing the performance of the 12c release of Spatial and Graph – with results up to 300 times faster. In this track, Nick Salem of Neustar and Steve Pierce of Think Huddle will share benchmarks with actual performance results already realized.
Customers can now address the largest geospatial workloads and see performance increases of 50 to 300 times for common vector analysis operations. With just a small set of configuration changes – and no changes to application code – applications can realize these significant performance improvements. You’ll also learn tips for accelerating performance and running benchmarks with your applications on your systems.
Effectively Utilize LIDAR Data In Your Business Processes
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Many organizations collect large amounts of LIDAR, or point cloud data for more precise asset management. ROI of the high costs associated with this type of data acquisition is frequently compromised by the underutilization of the data. This session focuses on ways to leverage Oracle Engineered Systems to highly compress and seamlessly store LIDAR data and effectively search it spatially in its compressed form to enhance your business process. Topics covered included loading, compressing, pyramiding, searching and generation of derivative products such as DEMs, TINs, and Contours.
Many other technical sessions and tracks will cover spatial technologies with depth and breadth.
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What are the certification needed as oracle apps technical consultant?

Hi all ,
I am working as Oracle apps technical consultant .I would like to know what are the certifications available related to the modules,INV,PO,AR,AP,GL modules .Whether there are any certification exams are there for Technical consultants? .Recently I have written an exam for OCA (Oracle Certified Associate,version 9i ) and interested to write certification exams related to my technology.Currently we are using the EBS 11.5.10.2 version.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Gopi.Ch

Hi;
You can find all certification related information avaliable at:
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=141&p_org_id=378219&lang=PTB
https://blogs.oracle.com/certification/entry/oracle_ebusiness_suite_r12_cer
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=44&p_org_id=1001&lang=us
Regard
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Which SAP certification could I complete for technical expertise??

I have completed my bachelors in Engineering(Information Technology) and Master in Business Administration. I am employed in Investment Banking sector right after my Masters. It has been two years now and I still have this urge to get in to the technical side rather to be Banking sectors (with no offense to my job and company). I have always wanted to do a SAP certification but somehow never got in to that. Now that I have this plan to persue a SAP certification can somebody suggest me what would be the best thing for me to choose that's happening and can find me a more technically oriented job that.

Hi Raghav,
for your kind information, a certification never gurantees a job in sap, so think before going to certification. If you wants to go with some technical side, you have some options like SAP ABAP, BASIS, in sap abap pure coding techniques are required, in basis it requires administration of the sap system.
So, what you can do is, you can take training from anu sap authorised training center, they will provide you training along with certifications, please work hard during training and use each tool to get as many exposure as can be practicable, so in this way you can enter into sap technicakl side, there are many modules like webdynpro , workflow , UI5 etc which can be learned alongwith abap, but your primarily section should be abap module.
There are some more modules in sap for functional persons those not required coding, so you can search in google for it, if find it interesting, you can also choose any one of them.
But your main question is for certifications, so please understands, sap certification alone never fulfill your job hunt.
If you have further queries, feel free to ask.

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