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Web Applications and Business Server Pages

You can use the SAP Web Application Server to develop Web applications that are based on the Internet Communication Framework and the HTTP request handler IF_HTTP_EXT_BSP. These Web applications are also known as BSP applications (Business Server Page applications). [Link]

31. August 2004 by pankaj
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Empty Refrigerator

Sylvia Lehnen writes in Connecting the Dots at SDN about portal content. I really like the refrigerator analogy Market studies have shown that up to 50% of portal project fail not because of technical issues, but because the portals couldn’t … Continue reading

09. July 2004 by pankaj
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Coke or Pepsi: Your drink is powered by SAP

Cnet Reports today SAP siphons Pepsi away from Oracle | CNET News.com SAP said it will be responsible for installing the full range of the flagship MySAP product line at Pepsi, including enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM) … Continue reading

09. June 2004 by pankaj
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The Giant is opening up

How do you let the world know all the cool technologies and solutions you are brewing up. By opening up more. That is what has been happening in the SAP world for the last couple of years. There was a … Continue reading

06. June 2004 by pankaj
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Link – SAP Operating System Monitor

SAP Library – Operating System Monitor The operating system collector SAPOSCOL is a stand-alone program that runs in the operating system background. It runs independently of SAP instances exactly once per monitored host. SAPOSCOL collects data about operating system resources, … Continue reading

02. June 2004 by pankaj
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