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| | Developing Multi-Mappings for Integration Processes in SAP XI | | 2008-08-22 08:44:36 | | Purpose This section describes how to develop a multi-mapping for a transformation step in an integration process. In this case, the mapping runtime supports 1:n, n:1, and n:m transformations. Prerequisites The procedure described below requires that the message schemas for the messages to be mapped already exist in the Integration Repository (see also Features in Multi-Mappings) and that they are assigned to asynchronous, abstract message interfaces. You can only use this interface type in integration processes. Furthermore, all objects (integration process, interface mapping, and all objects referenced by the interface mapping) must be in the same software component version. If you want to reference objects from underlying software component versions, you must access the objects from the Basis Objects branch (in the navigation tree or using an input help) (see also: Underlying Software Component Versions). Process Flow Developing Multi-Mappings as Message Mappings ... ... ... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Integration of ALV in ApplicationList Viewer in Web Dynpro for ABAP | | 2008-08-15 00:45:28 | | Purpose If you want to use an ALV output in your application, you have to follow various steps, depending on the required result. The following variants outline the most important ways in which you can call ALV: ● Simple call without ALV configuration model You only display an ALV output. You do not want to make any changes. ● Simple call with ALV configuration model You want to change the standard output using your application. To do this, you require the ALV configuration model. ● ALV output in external view without ALV configuration model ALV output is just one of many elements in a view. You do not want to change the ALV output. You do not need the ALV configuration model. ● ALV output in external view with ALV configuration model ALV output is just one of many elements in a view. You want to change the standard output using your application. To do this, you require the ALV configuration model. Most of the steps listed below are the same as those y... | | By: Free SAP Netweaver Books,Projects And Faq's | | |
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| Defining the Component Usage List Viewer in Web Dynpro, Integration of ALV | | 2008-08-15 00:44:21 | | To use an ALV output in your application, use the component SALV_WD_TABLE. You can integrate this ALV component as an external component into your Web Dynpro component. To do this, you define the component usage. If you want to display multiple different ALV outputs, distinguish between these outputs by using unique names for the respective usage variants of the component. How you define the component usage depends upon how you want to use the ALV component. · If the ALV output is the only element on the screen, you define the component usage of the ALV component only in the component of your application (the top node in the hierarchy of the component, as it is displayed in the Component Editor). This is the simplest case. You cannot configure the ALV output before it is displayed. · If the ALV output is the only element on the screen (as above), but you want to make changes to the appearance, function, or run-time behavior, specify the usage of the component... | | By: Free SAP Netweaver Books,Projects And Faq's | | |
| | Providing the Data List Viewer in Web Dynpro, Integration of ALV | | 2008-08-15 00:43:55 | | To provide the data you want to display in the ALV output, perform the following three steps: ● Internal data table You provide an internal data table. ● Context nodes You provide a suitable context node and attributes in the context of your application. ● Transferring data to the ALV component You provide this context node for the ALV component. Internal Data Table The data of the internal data table must be available in flat structures. This is the only prerequisite. The easiest way to do this is to use an existing DDIC structure. Context Nodes The ALV component requires a context node that can contain the data of the internal data table. This context node has the following properties: ● It has the cardinality 0..n. ● It only contains attributes and no subnodes: For each column of your internal data table, you create exactly one attribute of the same name and data type. ● All the attributes are static, not dynamic. If the inte... | | By: Free SAP Netweaver Books,Projects And Faq's | | |
| | Web Dynpro ABAP Integration | | 2008-08-15 00:42:40 | | Web Dynpro ABAP provides functions for integration in and with various technologies:● Portal Integration● Adobe Integration● Office integration● BI integration● FileUpload and FileDownload - File Export● SAP List Viewer Integration● CAF Guided Procedures IntegrationIn View Designer Category Integration is provided for relevant UI elements.... | | By: Free SAP Netweaver Books,Projects And Faq's | | |
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| SuccessFactors Announces Delivery of Integration with Google Apps | | 2008-08-04 16:44:23 | | SuccessFactors, Inc. (NASDAQ:SFSF), the global leader in on-demand performance and talent management solutions, today announced the delivery of five new capabilities integrated with the Google Apps(TM) suite of communication and collaboration products and other tools. The integration of SuccessFactors Performance and Talent Management suite with the products from Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) enables companies of any and all sizes to reap the benefits of cloud computing (no hardware or software to download, install or maintain), and extends SuccessFactors' mission to help companies better manage, motivate and engage their people to drive better business results.Google Integrations for SuccessFactors SuccessFactors designed, developed and integrated the following five solutions with Google products. The first three are with Google Apps and the other two are integrations with other Google products. The integrations include: SuccessFactors and Google Talk(TM) - to instantly communicate w... | | By: Google Apps Today | | |
| | Inserting Actions Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:24:56 | | Use You can assign an action to an integration scenario. Prerequisites In the action properties you have defined whether an action can be used as an internal or external action (see: Action Editor). Note the restrictions regarding the type of application component when using internal or external actions (see Action). Procedure ... 1. Position the cursor on the application component. 2. Choose Insert Action from the context menu. Select an action from the list displayed in the Select Action dialog. Only those actions permitted for the selected application component are displayed (see Prerequisites). 3. Select an action. 4. Choose Apply. You can use drag and drop to drag actions from the navigation area to the individual application components. In the process, the system checks whether the software component version of the action corresponds to a software component version of the application component. If this is... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Displaying/Editing Actions Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:24:08 | | Use You have the option of displaying or editing an action. To do so, use the action editor. Procedure For more information about opening objects, see Object Editors. You can also open an action used in an integration scenario as follows: Position the cursor on the action in the graphical area of the integration scenario editor and do either of the following: · Double-click · Choose Edit Action from the context menu... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Removing Actions Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:23:36 | | Use You have the option of removing one or more actions assigned to an integration scenario. Procedure ... 1. Select the action or actions in the graphical work area of the integration scenario editor and choose Remove Action from the context menu. If you select more than one action, choose the function Delete Actions from the context menu. For more information about selecting actions, see Functions of the Graphical Editor. Result The selected assignment or assignments between the integration scenario and an action or actions is removed and is no longer visible in the integration scenario graphical work area. All connections associated with the action or actions are deleted.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Defining Start and End Actions Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:22:58 | | Use You have the option of defining an action as a start of end action or removing an assignment that you have already made. Procedure To define an action as a start action, select the action in question in the graphical work area of the integration scenario editor and choose Define Action as Start Action from the context menu. From the context menu, you also have the option of undoing the assignment of the selected action as the start action. To define an action as an end action, select the action in question in the graphical work area of the integration scenario editor and choose Define Action as End Action from the context menu. From the context menu, you also have the option of undoing the assignment of the selected action as the end action.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Displaying/Editing a Connection Between Selected Actions Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:21:38 | | Use You have the option of displaying or editing a connection between two actions. To edit a connection you can do the following: · Select an outbound-inbound interface pair from the list of possible interfaces for the action · Determine an interface mapping for this interface combination Prerequisites There are two situations in which you call the Display/Edit Connection editor: · A connection already exists between the two actions. In this case you can do either of the following to call the Display/Edit Connection editor: ¡ In the graphical work area of the integration scenario editor, double click a connection ¡ Position the cursor on a connection line and choose Display/Edit Connection Between Selected Actions from the context menu In both cases the actions concerned are selected. ¡ First select both actions and choose Display/Edit Connection Between Selected Actions. For more information about selecting actions, see th... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Deleting a Connection Between Two Actions Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:20:48 | | Use You have the option of deleting a connection between two actions. Procedure ... 1. Select both actions for the connection concerned in the graphical work area of the integration scenario editor, or position the cursor on the connection line. 2. Choose Delete Connection Between Selected Actions from the context menu. If a connection line shows more than one connection, the system first displays a list of the connections that you can delete. Select the connections you want to delete from the list. Result The selected connections are deleted from the integration scenario.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Functions of the Graphical Editor Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:19:49 | | Use The graphical editor is part of the Integration Scenario editor. Features Selecting and Moving Objects This section contains information about the actions you can perform in the graphical editor. They refer to the following objects: · Application components · Actions · Connections All Objects Activity Procedure Display/Change Position the cursor and · Double click · Choose Display/Change from the context menu Application Component Activity Procedure Move (horizontally) Use drag and drop Drag the application component header horizontally to a new position. All actions and connections remain unchanged when you move an application component. Action Activity Procedure Select To select an individual action, position the cursor on the action and · Click once · Call the context menu Alternatively, set the focus on an action by using the cursor keys or the tab key and then pressing th... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Defining Multiple Component Views for an Integration Scenario | | 2008-08-02 03:19:06 | | Use You can define multiple component views for an integration scenario. This is recommended if you want to have multiple combinations of product releases in an integration scenario, or want to permit multiple variants of an integration scenario. The application components of the various component views are linked to each other by the uniqueness of the assigned roles. This means that you can trace the history of particular application components when using various different release combinations. You can also give the different component views different names. Prerequisites You have opened an integration scenario (see: Integration Scenario Editor). Activities Adding an Additional Component View to an Integration Scenario You can add an additional component view to an integration scenario that is already based on a component view. For this purpose, you can copy the existing component view and use this copy for the new component view. ... 1. From the integration ... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Printing and Exporting the Graphic Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:17:37 | | Use The selected component view can be · printed · exported Procedure · To print a component view, from the integration scenario editor menu bar, choose Component View ® Print ( ). · To export a component view as a JPEG file, from the integration scenario editor menu bar, choose Component View ® Export as JPEG ( ). · To export a component view as a BPEL4WS file, from the integration scenario editor menu bar, choose Component View ® Export as BPEL4WS ( ). You can use this function to import an integration scenario in ARIS for SAP NetWeaver, for example.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Handling Messages Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-08-02 03:17:13 | | This section contains information about important error messages that can occur, as well as recommendations about how you can react to the error situation. Deleting an interface from an action (action editor) Message: This interface can still be assigned to a connection. Do you want to proceed? If you delete an interface that is still used in connections in an integration scenario, this may lead to inconsistencies because the integration scenario concerned is not updated automatically and the corresponding connections will continue to reference the deleted interface. Therefore, SAP recommends that you first ensure that the interface in question is no longer used in any integration scenarios before deleting it. Deleting an action (action editor) Message: This action can still be assigned to an integration scenario. Do you want to proceed? All the integration scenarios in which the action to be deleted is used are not automatically updated following deletion. This may lead to ... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Guidelines for Modeling Integration Scenarios | | 2008-08-02 03:16:38 | | This section gives you an overview of what you should note when modeling integration scenarios and supports you when designing them. Furthermore, it provides you with background knowledge about the modeling concept and design decisions in the Integration Builder (Integration Repository). Targets of Modeling An integration scenario completely models the exchange of messages for a collaborative process and provides an overview of the process flow. The advantages of defining integration scenarios in the Integration Builder (design tool) are as follows: · The integration scenario provides you with an overview of the process and the process flow. · The integration scenario groups together all objects that are involved in this process: interface objects, mapping objects, and executable integration processes from the Integration Repository, and product versions from the System Landscape Directory. You can access all of these objects from the integration scenario. · ... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | General Modeling Concept Guidelines for Modeling Integration Scenarios | | 2008-08-02 03:16:05 | | This section introduces the general modeling concept on which the design of integration scenarios in the Integration Builder is based. · Multiple logical participants are involved in an integration scenario (=collaborative process). These participants are represented by application components. · Local (private) processes run within the application components. ¡ The parts of the local process that are visible in the entire process must be shown in the integration scenario (in other words, seen or used by other participants). ¡ All other parts of the local process are private parts of the application component. They are only represented in the integration scenario if this is necessary to understand them. ¡ Actions (= functions running in the application component) and sequences are used to represent the local processes. · The points of interaction and synchronization between the individual application components are also shown in the ... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Modeling Integration Scenarios Guidelines for Modeling Integration Scenarios | | 2008-08-02 03:15:33 | | Name The name of an integration scenario is unique (within its namespace). This name is not language-specific. Special characters and blanks are not permitted. Note the following conventions for names: · The integration scenario must have a meaningful business name. The name should be written in English so that it is globally understood. Separate individual words by switching between uppercase and lowercase characters (see the notes on naming conventions for design objects under Creating New Objects). Example: SingleFlightBooking Description The description is language-specific and gives more details about the integration scenario. Note the following conventions when writing the description: · Create the description in English. Ensure that the original language is English. If required, you can enter a description in German as well. In this case, ensure that the original language is German. · Use the (technical) name of the integration scenario.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Modeling Application Components Guidelines for Modeling Integration Scenarios | | 2008-08-02 03:14:44 | | Logically speaking, an application component represents a participant of an integration scenario. This contains the business tasks and concerns that this participant represents within the integration scenario. Modeling at Type Level An application component can be installed on multiple business systems at runtime. However, modeling in the integration scenario takes place at type level. Note the following when modeling application components: · If, at runtime, multiple participants are expected to satisfy the following conditions: ¡ The participants have the same business role ¡ The participants yield the same spectrum of tasks ¡ The participants use the same product In this case, the participants are represented by one logical participant and therefore just one application component. · If different participants fulfill different tasks or they use different products or product versions for the same tasks, then they are represented by dif... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Modeling Actions Guidelines for Modeling Integration Scenarios | | 2008-08-02 03:13:11 | | Actions represent one of the functions provided by an application component within an integration scenario. Name The name of an action is unique (within its namespace). The name is not language-specific. Special characters and blanks are not permitted. Note the following conventions for names: · The action must have a meaningful business name. The name should be written in English so that it is globally understood. Separate individual words by switching between upper and lower case characters (see the notes on naming conventions for design objects under Creating New Objects). SendSingleFlightBookingOrder Description The description gives a brief explanation of the business function of the action. The text that you create in the description for an action is displayed in the integration scenario graphic when the action is used in an integration scenario. Note the following conventions when writing the description: · Create the description in English.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Modeling Connections Guidelines for Modeling Integration Scenarios | | 2008-08-02 03:11:49 | | Sequences A sequence is a connection between two subsequent actions within an application component. A sequence is represented by a vertical downward-pointing arrow. · You use a sequence if the execution of the first action is the prerequisite for the second action being executed. · You can also use a sequence to define the sequence of inbound processing during asynchronous communication. Designing Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication Steps When designing your integration scenario, you must pay particular attention to the exchange of information between the application components involved. Note the following: · Identify all instances in your integration scenario where information must be exchanged between the components by using messages. This also includes communication steps. · Define whether messages are to be exchanged synchronously or asynchronously. ¡ Synchronous communication means that the sender waits for a response from ... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Modeling Process Variants of an Integration Scenario | | 2008-08-02 03:11:03 | | The integration scenario design environment in the Integration Builder does not permit the qualified representation of branching (AND, OR, XOR) or any other complex process modeling constructs. · When representing different process variants you must find an appropriate compromise between the clarity of the integration scenario on the one hand, and the number of separately defined integration scenarios on the other. · Note the following conventions: ¡ Any optional actions (and communication steps) must be included in the integration scenario and documented explicitly as optional. It is then clear in the integration scenario that these optional steps do not necessarily have to be executed. ¡ If there are various branches in the process logic (OR, XOR) and the branches are located in different application components, then both branches must be included in the integration scenario and documented accordingly. ¡ If there are various branches in th... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Integration of FICO with Other Modules | | 2008-07-30 12:11:57 | | What are the steps for integration of FICO with other modules SD, MM etc. ? Some basic information : FI-MM: The integration between FI-MM happens in T-code OBYC. 1. When PO is created : ---- No Entry ----- 2. When GR is posted Inventory Account dr (Transaction Key BSX in OBYC) To GRIR account (T.Key WRX in T-code OBYC) 3. When Invoice is posted GRIR account Dr. Vendor account Cr. 4. Payment made to Vendor Vendor A/c Dr To Bank Clearing A/c Cr. Points to know : Movement Types, Assignment of Movement types to T-keys (T-code OMJJ), Value string (I also need some information on this) , OMWN and OMWB transactions. --- There is a close integration b/w FI & MM, actually document flows from MM to FI in the following areas such as,1. Movement Types:Used to enable the system to find the predefined posting rules determining how the accounts of financial accounting system are to be posted & to update the stock fields in the matrl master da... | | By: Free SAP FICO,MM,SD,HR,PM,PS,PP Material | | |
| | Prerequisites for Form Integration Web Dynpro ABAP Integrating Forms | | 2008-07-30 12:01:07 | | General Prerequisites SAP NetWeaver AS System with Adobe Document Services (ADS) To test the connection to ADS, run report FP_PDF_TEST_00. Version information about your ADS will be displayed. If this test is successful, run report FP_TEST_00. Select a printer and select the option for the print preview. The Adobe Viewer appears and displays a simple form. Language Settings To display the form is displayed in the language required, you have to specify a combination of language and locale (country) as well as provide the necessary translations. The logon language of the system is used as the language. You can specify the country in your user profile (transaction SU52) on tab page Parameters. Enter UCN as the Parameter ID and enter the short code of the required country as the Parameter Value (use the notation in the second column of table T005). Then save your entries. ZCI System Prerequisites ● SAP NetWeaver NW7.0 SPS10 or higher ● SAPGUI Release 6.40 Support Pac... | | By: Free SAP Netweaver Books,Projects And Faq's | | |
| | Digital Signatures in Form Integration Web Dynpro ABAP Integrating Forms | | 2008-07-30 11:58:21 | | When editing forms whose content is critical to security, it is a good idea to use digital signatures, so that the origin of the form can be verified. This allows you to check whether the source is trustworthy and whether the form or its content has been changed subsequently (integrity). See also: Digital Signatures and Certification in Forms Digital Signatures in Forms Prerequisites ● ADS Connection For the signatures, you need a secure connection via SSL or HTTPS. For this, your system needs an RFC connection of type HTTP Connection to External Server for the ADS. The external server for the ADS is the J2EE Engine. See Adobe Document Services Configuration Guide ● Documents with Signature Field To set and check the signature, the form must have a signature field. You can run insert this in Form Builder (transaction SFP) in Layout. It does not make any difference whether the signature is server-side or client-side. Signing a Form ... 1. Create... | | By: Free SAP Netweaver Books,Projects And Faq's | | |
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| | Designing Integration Scenarios Developing Business Logic | | 2008-07-09 23:09:45 | | Purpose You use an integration scenario to define the message exchange and message flow for collaborative processes. Normally, these are processes between different business partners that are generally coupled by the exchange of messages. The integration scenario provides you with a central point of access for all objects that you require for semantic and technical integration, for example interfaces, mappings, and software components. You can integrate an executable integration process into an integration scenario. The information entered in an integration scenario during the design phase is used as follows: · During the configuration phase to map the collaborative process to the current productive system landscape. In this phase you specify the business systems of the business partners on which the application components are installed. In this phase the integration scenario provides you with a central point of entry for the definition of all receiver determinations. Th... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Designing Integration Scenarios Integration Scenario | | 2008-07-09 23:08:58 | | Definition An integration scenario completely models the exchange of messages for a collaborative process and provides an overview of the process flow. Structure An integration scenario is a design object of the Integration Builder, is uniquely identified by a name and a namespace, and is subject to versioning. To model the exchange of messages and the process flow, the integration scenario comprises the objects described below. The graphic shows how these objects are associated by using the demo example MultipleFlightBooking (see Booking Connecting Flights). Integration Scenario MultipleFlightBooking and Objects Used Objects of an Integration Scenario · Application Component · Action · Interfaces and mappings Interfaces define the data format of the messages that are used when messages are exchanged between actions from different application components. Furthermore, the properties of the interfaces involved determine whether communication takes plac... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Designing Integration Scenarios Application Component | | 2008-07-09 23:08:23 | | Definition An application component is a modeling construct within an integration scenario. From a logical point of view, it represents a participant of an integration scenario. This contains the business tasks and concerns that this participant represents within the integration scenario. An application component can stand for a business partner or a component of a business partner. At runtime it would be either one or more business systems or an integration process. Structure A product determines the tasks of an application component. Products are versioned. SAP APO 3.0A and SAP R/3 4.6C are examples of product versions. For further information about product versions, see Product Versions and Software Component Versions below. The product of an application component can be any of the following: · A product defined in the System Landscape Directory · A main instance defined in the System Landscape Directory · A template product when no corresponding prod... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Designing Integration Scenarios Action | | 2008-07-09 23:07:58 | | Definition An action represents a function within an application component that is not subdivided further. Actions subdivide the process flow of an integration scenario. Actions are shown as white triangles in the integration scenario editor. The vertical progression of actions from top to bottom corresponds to the logical process flow. An action is an independent design object of the Integration Builder. This means that actions are defined independently of integration scenarios. Thus you have the option of reusing actions in different integration scenarios. Use Usage Type for Actions Label Usage Type Internal Actions Defined for a ‘separate’ software component version. You can use internal actions in application components (of type Product Version or Main Instance) that (by using the product version) contain the same software component version in which the action is implemented. External Actions Defined for a software component version of a partner or for te... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Designing Integration Scenarios Connection | | 2008-07-09 23:07:32 | | Definition A connection is a link between two actions within an integration scenario. The following connection types exist: · Sequence Sequence represents the sequence of two actions within the same application component. A sequence is required for portraying the integration scenario process; however it contains no additional information. · Cross-Component Connection A cross-component connection connects actions from different application components with each other. These actions exchange messages with each other in an integration scenario. A cross-component connection defines the interfaces and mappings used. Cross-component connections differentiate between synchronous and asynchronous communication (see Communication Parameters). A connection is not an object that can be reused. It is only defined within a specific integration scenario.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Integration Scenario Design Environment | | 2008-07-09 23:07:09 | | Purpose In the integration scenario design environment of the Integration Builder, you can display and edit integration scenarios. Integration This section contains information about the object editors for the objects Integration Scenario and Action, including all functions and procedures associated with them. Features The integration scenario design environment contains two editors: · Integration Scenario Editor · Action Editor In the navigation area, integration scenarios and actions are put in order of software component versions and namespace, and displayed under Integration Scenarios and Integration Processes. Note that in the navigation tree, actions are grouped under their software component version as independent design objects. This means that not all actions that are used in an integration scenario are displayed in the same position in the navigation tree as the integration scenario. This section is structured as follows: · Quick Start: De... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Quick Start: Designing an Integration Scenario | | 2008-07-09 23:06:40 | | Use This section provides you with a step-by-step guide to defining a simple integration scenario. In the process, you will learn about the graphical modeling options available, how to insert application components, how to create actions, and how to define synchronous and asynchronous connections. Prerequisites · Software component version Select a software component version in the navigation area of the Integration Builder. You can ¡ Use an existing software component version ¡ Import a software component version from the System Landscape Directory · A namespace in the software component version You can do either of the following: ¡ Use an existing namespace ¡ Create a separate namespace Procedure Creating the integration scenario and inserting the application component ... 1. Expand the sub node of the selected namespace in the navigation area of the Integration Builder. 2. Select the Integrat... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Integration Scenario Design Environment Action Editor | | 2008-07-09 23:05:49 | | Use You use the action editor to display and edit actions. Furthermore, you can assign one or more outbound or inbound interfaces to an action. You do not define actions for specific integration scenarios and can therefore reuse them in different integration scenarios. Prerequisites You have created a new action or have opened an existing one. For more information about creating objects in the Integration Builder, see Creating an Object. For more information about opening objects in the Integration Builder, see Object Editors. Features The action editor comprises a header area and a work area. Header The action editor header displays the following information: · Name and namespace The name and namespace are part of the object key. The object key is defined when you create the action. · Description In this field you can enter a short description of the action in the language you logged on in. This description is then displayed in the integration scenario... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Integration Scenario Design Environment Assigning Interfaces | | 2008-07-09 23:05:09 | | Use You can assign one or more outbound or inbound interfaces to an action. These can be message interfaces, RFCs, or IDocs. For more information about the different interface object types, see Introduction to Interface Development. Note the following restrictions when assigning interfaces: · The software component version of the interface must be the same software component version as the action in the case of internal actions. The name of the interface and the action do not have to be the same. · There are no restrictions on external actions as far as the software component version of the inserted interface is concerned. · Abstract interfaces can be inserted both as outbound and inbound interfaces. · When assigning an inbound interface, it must be an inbound message interface, an RFC, or an IDoc. · When assigning an outbound interface, it must be an outbound message interface, an RFC, or an IDoc. Prerequisites You have called the acti... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Deassigning Interfaces Integration Scenario Design Environment | | 2008-07-09 23:04:40 | | Use You can remove the assignment of an interface to a particular action. Procedure To deassign an interface, select the table line for the interface concerned and choose Delete Selected Lines ( ). Ensure that the interface is not part of a connection in an integration scenario before removing the assignment. Otherwise, this will lead to inconsistencies in the integration scenario. For more information about the corresponding message, see Handling Messages. Result The interface ceases to be assigned to the action and it is removed from either the Inbound Interface or Outbound Interface area of the action editor.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Integration Scenario Editor Enabling Application-to-Application Processes | | 2008-07-09 23:04:17 | | Use You use the integration scenario editor to display and edit integration scenarios. In the interactive graphical work area, you can visualize the integration scenario as a Component View. In a component view, you can display the process flow of an integration scenario and assign other objects, which define how messages are exchanged. You can define multiple component views for an integration scenario. Prerequisites You have created a new integration scenario or have opened an existing one. If multiple component views are defined for one integration scenario, you can select one component view after you have opened the integration scenario editor (see: Defining Multiple Component Views for an Integration Scenario). Features In the work area of the integration scenario editor, the name of the selected component view is displayed in the Component View Name field. At the bottom of the screen area there is an interactive graphical interface that you can use to visualize the pro... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Inserting an Application Component Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-07-09 23:03:38 | | Use You can assign an integration scenario both an application component and a role. You must specify the implementing product version for the application component, including its extended name if applicable. Furthermore, you define the name of the WSCI interface for the application component. Prerequisites You have opened an integration scenario. Procedure ... 1. Position the cursor on an empty space in the integration scenario graphic (in the integration scenario editor). 2. Choose Insert Application Component from the context menu. The system displays the Insert Application Component dialog. You can select the following types for the application component: ¡ Product Version (defined in System Landscape Directory) ¡ Main Instances (defined in System Landscape Directory) ¡ Template(when no corresponding product is defined in the System Landscape Directory) For more information, see Modeling Application Components. ... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Displaying/Editing Application Components Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-07-09 23:03:03 | | Use You have the option of displaying or editing information about an application component. Prerequisites An integration scenario is open (integration scenario editor). This contains at least one application component. To call the Display/Edit Application Component editor, either · Double click the application component. · Position the cursor on the application component and choose Display/Edit Application Component from the context menu. If the application component is assigned an integration process (), you can either open the application component, or open the integration process directly. · Features The Display/Edit Application Component editor is structured as follows: ... Frame Application Component Type This frame shows the application component type (by means of a radio button). This can be a Product Version, Main Instance or Template (see Application Component). See also: Modeling Application Components Furthermore, the following i... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Removing Application Components Integration Scenario Editor | | 2008-07-09 23:02:27 | | Use You have the option of deleting an application component from an integration scenario. Prerequisites The application component does not contain any actions. Procedure Position the cursor on the application component and choose Remove Application Component from the context menu. Result The application component is deleted from the integration scenario. The column belonging to the application component is no longer visible in the integration scenario graphical work area.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Concepts of Process Integration (XI) | | 2008-07-09 22:57:15 | | This section is aimed at developers who want to get an overview of Process Integration (XI) and how it can be used. · Basics describes the main concepts and terms of Process Integration (XI). · The term XI content or Process Integration content refers to the integration knowledge required to define collaborative processes. · Connectivity provides an overview of the options available for connecting systems to the Integration Server.... | | By: Free SAP XI Books,Projects And Interview Questions | | |
| | Mercedes rolls out iPhone integration | | 2008-06-26 08:20:00 | | While many carmakers have worked seemless iPod integration into their vehicles – a surprising make-it-or-break-it factor for many buyers – Mercedes-Benz has announced that it will offer iPhone integration in its automobiles.The feature will include a docking cradle in the center armrest between the driver and front passenger seats, with the device's phone and audio functions navigable via controls on the steering wheel. The kit will be offered starting in August, can be retrofitted to previous model-year vehicles and will be offered on new vehicles as an option. Although US pricing has yet to be announced, the feature costs the equivalent of $389 in Europe.[Source: KickingTires]... | | By: Car News | | |
| | | What is "Real Time" Integration? FICO General Ledger | | 2008-06-25 05:15:46 | | What is "real time integration" advantage of SAP? What is the Config for Integration entry? How these entries get formulated in backend? Real time integration is nothing but the data posting to all the affected areas instantly when an activity is performed. For E.g. When you do a FI-SD integration, when a PGI is posted, the following entry is affected :1. Cost of Goods Sold Dr 100To Inventory Account Cr 100Here the Cost of Goods Sold is an FI entry and Inventory Account related to MM but both of them gets affected immediately when you post a PGI in SD.The updation of these entries when PGI is done is called Real Time Integration. The affect is shown in all FI, MM and SD modules once you save the entry.The configuration for the below entry is done in OBYC1. Cost of Goods Sold Dr 100 (T-Key GBB)To Inventory Account Cr 100 (T-Key BSX)The automatic entries are posted to inventory accounts through T-keys to which GL accounts are assigned. These T-keys are assigned to movement types in MM. P... | | By: Free SAP FICO,MM,SD,HR,PM,PS,PP Material | | |
| | Objects of the ALV Configuration Model List Viewer in Web Dynpro, Integration of ALV | | 2008-06-25 00:41:14 | | The following main areas are available for configuring your ALV output:•Table settingsThe data for the Table UI element includes the structure of the application data as well as the technical fields that determine the appearance or function of the ALV output. You can define, for example, whether the ALV output is to be displayed with a simple, two-dimensional table or as a hierarchy with a leading hierarchy column.•Field settingsThe fields describe the data that is used in the ALV output. The name of a field corresponds to the name of an attribute in the context node: All field objects are automatically generated from the specifications that you made in the context node. As a result, every attribute in the context node has a representative with the same name in the ALV configuration model.By connecting the internal data table to the context node you fulfill all the prerequisites to start your application with ALV. You can sort the data with statements from your application, f... | | By: Free SAP Netweaver Books,Projects And Faq's | | |
| | Creative Suite 3 Integration: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Flash Pro, Acrobat, Bridge and Version Cue | | 2008-05-17 11:42:52 | | Learn how to integrate the new versions and features of all design programs within Creative Suite 3 with this definitive guide. Improve your productively by achieving professional results faster and more collaboratively. Simplify both your creative and production tasks as you move your creative elements freely between applications while maintaining editing capability all in one unified design environment.With this book, you get a unique combination with... Focus on integration so that you can work most efficiently with the Suites packages together as part of your overall design workflow, saving valuable time Colorful, practical tutorials that use multiple programs for real-life projects Look-up reference and troubleshooting organization for cross-program issues - even if you use just 2 or 3 of the CS programs Coverage from basics for readers who are just beginning with the Suite through in-depth, comprehensive info for cross program masteryFrom print, Web, or multimedia projects to PDF... | | By: free e book | | |
| | LDAP Integration between Microsoft Active Directory and IBM RPM 7.1 | | 2008-05-15 08:45:00 | | I was pissed off by useless guidance documents scattered in the Internet. My RPM team spent near to 3 hours to get it right. You know what, the biggest portion of the time wasted was when we following the step-by-step instructions that supposed to guide you toward successfull integration between this 2 major components: Microsoft AD and IBM RPM. com.ibm.rpm.auth.jndi.JNDIController.properties file is the key configuration element that you used for such integration, ONLY for IBM RPM prior to 7.1 version. If you happened to install IBM RPM 7.1 and you will bang your big head on the monitor to basically make it bigger for wondering why the configuration is not working at all. We started to suspect the correctness of configuring such file when we are diagnosing System.out log file in IBM Websphere AS 6.1. I saw interesting JNDI lookup names such as useLdapAuthentication and ldapConfiguration. So I decided to google again and Taa Daa, found some useful materials from IBM RPM forum. Apparent... | | By: Nerdy Eddy | | |
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| | A Customer Case Study of Continuous Integration | | 2008-05-01 06:13:49 | | Shortening the Feedback Loop: A Customer Case Study of Continuous Integration Date Wednesday, April 9, 2008 Duration: One Hour Speaker: Jon Burt - Manager of SCM, Intuit, Inc. Jim Bell - Vice-President of Marketing, Electric Cloud, Inc. Patrick Egan - Publisher, CMC Media, Inc. As more and more software engineering organizations adopt agile development, the need for continuous integration of a build can be a daunting and cumbersome task. Like many firms Intuit has seen a dramatic increase in its software production requirements, from releasing two products in an annual release todelivering multiple products in multiple releases per year. In this webinar Jon Burt, Manager of SCM at Intuit, discusses why and how his team implemented a continuous integration strategy for the QuickBooks line.
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| | Shopping Cart and Autoresponders Integration | | 2008-04-27 06:55:46 | | It is always a good idea to immediately acknowledge the purchase when people place orders through your website. With the use of an autoresponder that can be integrated with your shopping cart is One way to do this. Many shopping carts that are available today, In fact, have their own autoresponders built into the system.
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| | New Blu-ray tech supports enhanced iPhone integration, PS3 compatibility possible | | 2008-04-10 18:56:19 | | A company called Netblender is working on new technology that will allow enhanced communication between Blu-ray players and Apple handheld devices such as the iPhone. Dubbed BD Touch, this new tech will turn an iPhone into a remote control for Blu-ray players. More interestingly, it will allow the device to interact directly with BD movies by: displaying extra movie info on the iPhone, maintain a database of your movie collection, and obtain digital copies of movies on a Blu-ray disc. This last feature sounds quite similar to Sony's very own portable copy. This makes us wonder if the new tech will be integrated into the PS3 or if it will only hit other Blu-ray players. A formal announcement regarding the new tech will be made tomorrow. We'll know soon enough then.[Via Gizmodo]
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| | EAI Integration Consultants - HCL Technologies Chennai | | 2008-04-04 21:00:00 | | Power Consulting Pvt Ltd is a Chennai based IT consulting firm and we are looking for EAI consultants with strong knowledge in web technologies.
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| | | Integration of CRM Billing | | 2008-03-25 00:28:34 | | Use SAP CRM uses CRM Billing to bill outbound deliveries. Usually, SAP CRM provides the pricing information for an outbound delivery in a sales order. However, when SAP Service Parts Management (SPM) creates an outbound delivery with reference to a stock transport order, there is no object in SAP CRM that corresponds to the stock transport order. This function enables SAP CRM to forward the pricing information to CRM Billing by means of the delivery document. Integration Replenishment deliveries are relevant for financial accounting and billing in cross-company stock transfers, that is to say, when the supplying and receiving plants belong to different company codes. In stock transport orders that do not belong to different company codes, the replenishment delivery is not relevant for financial accounting. However, it may be relevant for billing if the transfer route crosses national borders. In CRM Billing, the delivery type and item category are assigned to a billing item catego... | | By: Free Download SAP CRM Books And Interview Question | | |
| | Tecnics Integration Technologies - Java Developers - Hyderabad | | 2008-03-17 10:08:00 | | We have an urgent requirement for Java Developers.Tecnics is a leading edge technology! and IT-consulting firm endeavored to provide state-of-the-art Software Development, Software Outsourcing,...
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| | Integration of A3 into the DMAIC framework | | 2008-03-10 04:54:57 | | photo credit: Craig Axxie
Although it’s easy to focus on other things at certain times of the year, for example, it appears that even Santa uses Six Sigma to help him meet his toy related delivery objectives, despite what the naysayers may have you believe. So last week, my mind wandered to the use [...]... | | By: learn about lean & six-sigma | | |
| | PS3 Home games integration explained for Warhawk (3D war room), Uncharted (2D arcade game), Resistance (bonus content and new areas) - SendMeRSS | | 2008-02-29 02:20:08 | | PS3 Home games integration explained for Warhawk (3D war room), Uncharted (2D arcade game), Resistance (bonus content and new areas) The PlayStation 3's Home service is a free online 3D avatar-based achievement and communication system (via text, voice chat or e-motions) and that will give you access to a “home” of your own and a larger interactive world. Last we heard it was to be released sometime between April and June 2008. You can launch a game you want to play with someone else from within Home. The first game to use this is the Incognito aerial dogfighter Warhawk. You’ll be given access to a “war room” where up to 8 players can meet up to discuss their strategies for an upcoming match. While that in itself may not sound exciting, these strategies you discuss can be planned using a 3D “sand table” replication of the level you’re about to play! To quote: “Warhawk players are said to be able to lay out their strategies in a prop... | | By: Online Games | | |
| | Internship - Civic Integration Foundation, Tbilisi, Georgia | | 2008-02-14 09:08:00 | | Internship Description:
Civic Integration Foundation, a non-governmental, non-political and no-profit organization committed for promotion of civic integration, human rights and democracy in Georgia is seeking a full-time intern. Interns are expected to assist Foundation’s staff in implementation various projects on ethnic minorities and also to observe and monitor parliamentary elections in... | | By: 10 Academic Resources Daily | | |
| | Volvo considering closer integration with Ford of North America, building cars in the U.S. | | 2008-01-28 11:18:04 | | Volvo considering closer integration with Ford of North America, building cars in the U.S.
Volvo may may link future product development with Ford of North America, a new report finds. Volvo currently shares several platforms with Ford of Europe, as well as Jaguar and Land Rover, but the weak dollar and pending sale of Jaguar and Land Rover has Volvo considering closer integration with Ford of North America. The new architecture sharing with Ford of North America would make it possible for Volvo to produce cars here without having to make a huge investment in a new production facility. "If we are sharing components and platforms, then we don't need a huge site of our own," Volvo CEO Fredrik Arp told Automotive News. "But if we have our own components and platforms or share with Ford of Europe, then we have to go it alone." Other European automakers — such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz — have opened production facilities in the U.S. due to the poor exchange rate. Volkswagen also recently announced that it would open a plant in the U.S. Volvo is more dependent on the North American market than any other European brand — selling 30 percent of its cars in NA — so the exchange rate has offset any of the brands improvements, including a 9.8% increase in gain in labor costs and a $50 million dollar reduction in global warranty costs. The exchange rate has ballooned from $.87 on the euro in 2002 to its current rate of $1.47. However, the shift to North American production assumes that Ford will not sell its Volvo brand. Ford claims that Volvo is not on the auction block, contrary to several reports and despite announcing it lowered the value of Volvo last week. If Ford does move to further integrate with Volvo, it could make the sale of its last PAG brand more difficult because the companies would be so intertwined. ... | | By: Auto News: Car Reviews, Car News, Car Shows | | |
| | Common Warehouse Metamodel: An Introduction to the Standard for Data Warehouse Integration | | 2008-01-05 11:02:00 | | Author: John Poole, Dan Chang Paperback: 208 pagesPublisher: WileyLanguage: EnglishISBN: 0471200522 The official guide to programming with the revolutionary data-sharing technologyThe Common Warehouse Metamodel (CWM) is the new OMG standard that makes the sharing of data seamless. The CWM standard development team provides developers with a complete overview of what CWM is and how it works. After acquainting readers with the CWM architecture and how each CWM component fits into existing database and data warehouse architectures, the authors provide expert guidance on how to plan for, implement, and deploy CWM technologies.Companion Web site features updates on CWM technologies, descriptions of tools, and links to vendor sites. Zip Password: T@Rt@C7$
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| | Seoul, Infusion and integration of the modern culture. | | 2007-11-12 09:52:31 | | Seoul is a city engineered towards environmental, cultural and technological breakthroughs, balancing each aspect without either one overruling the other. Branded the “world most wired country“, Seoul also plays a large hand in preserving its histories and traditions.
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| | FeedBurner Begins Integration with AdSense | | 2007-11-01 12:59:00 | | FeedBurner has begun the integration of its advertising offerings with those of parent Google, according to FeedBurner's Burning Questions blog.The new feature turns FeedBurner's "Site Ads" option into a vendor for Google AdSense units. FeedBurner publishers — even those not currently part of the FeedBurner Ad Network — can choose to have AdSense blocks placed on their sites through FeedBurner.
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| | Sage MAS 90/200/500 EDI Integration | | 2007-10-09 21:06:00 | | Now Sage Software Clients can Maximize their EDI System……….eBridge Software integrates to more Sage Software solutions then any other provider. eBridge for Sage Software provides a universal integration solution for your customers growing business needs. eBridge seamlessly integrates Sage Software ERP packages with your various business systems to automatically input and synchronize data. With eBridge integration, you eliminate duplicate data entry and potential errors while saving time and money. Customers will Maximize their Sage ERP with integrating EDI, Web Store Front Solutions, CRM and so much more. For more information contact eBridge Software - 1-800-755-6921... | | By: Sage Software EDI solutions blog. eBridge Software | | |
| | eBridge Software for Sage MAS 90 and MAS 200 - EDI Integration | | 2007-09-07 20:57:00 | | eBridge Software For EDI - An Easy to use and truly integrated solution for Sage Software.Large Retailer such as JC Penny, Walmart, Ace Hardware have very different demands when it comes to e-Commerce and EDI. Customers or vendors looking to send and receive EDI communication for all sort of documents. You need a system that will not only take the documents but also correctly integrate it into your accounting software with no filtering and proper validation.eBridge Software is Easy to use as once it's installed it can be run in an unattended mode. We offer everything you need to get started with as little as 1 trading partner with no on-going VAN charges. Ask about our Software integration packages, we Integrate your EDI, Webstore and CRM software with ease.... | | By: Sage Software EDI solutions blog. eBridge Software | | |
| | Integration in Glasgow | | 2007-08-11 21:58:45 | | Since 2000, the Government has dispersed hundreds of asylum seekers to the poorest areas of Glasgow. The tabloids would have you believe the scheme has been a disaster an impression strengthened by the recent assault on an Algerian woman and her baby in the city. But the [...]... | | By: Robs Place | | |
| | Integration iPhone avec .Mac | | 2007-08-11 05:31:33 | | Mardi dernier, Apple a annoncé des nouveaux iMac qui sont très beau. Mais nous sommes pas un blog de Mac ici, alors pourquoi je parles de ça maintenant ?
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| | EDI Integration for 3PL Sage MAS 500 | | 2007-07-26 20:54:00 | | Third Party Logistics integrationThird Party Logistics (3PL) are widely used by mid to large sized companies. For warehouse fulfillment the 3PL is often required to interact with MAS 500 and handling inventory adjustments and customer related shipments. eBridge Software can handle all of your 3PL requirements as well as any customization you may need in order to solve any of your supply chain needs. These are just some of the EDI documents eBridge Software moves data between your accounting software and 3PL.• 940 Warehouse Shipping Order• 945 Warehouse Shipping Advice• 944 Warehouse Stock Transfer Receipt Advice• 846 Stock Status• 947 Inventory AdjustmenteBridge Software - Financial Enterprise Integration Solutions www.eBridgesoft.comeBRIDGE Software Inc.777 Walkers LineBurlington, Ontario, Canada, L7N 2G1Toll Free: 1 800.755.6921Tel: 905.631.8333Fax: 905.631.8811... | | By: Sage Software EDI solutions blog. eBridge Software | | |
| | | Deep Integration: the coming North American Union | | 2007-06-26 04:25:40 | |
From The Plan to Disappear Canada by Murray Dobbin, “If the machinations going on in this country regarding so-called “deep integration” were instead a communist conspiracy to take over the country (you will, of course, have to try hard to imagine this) the news media would be blaring the story.
Pundits would pontificate, editorialists would erupt, security forces would be unleashed.
Instead, a virtual conspiracy to make the country disappear through assimilation into the U.S. gets barely a mention.
But news of the scheme — formally called the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) — is finally breaking out of the secret chambers of the ruling elite and the federal government. This is both good news and bad. It’s good that ordinary citizens are finally getting a glimpse of the betrayal of their country. The news is bad because it reflects just how much of this scheme is already being implemented. “
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| | eBridge Software integration with ERP and WMS systems | | 2007-04-18 16:18:00 | | eBridge Software integrates with your Sage MAS 500 and WMS system, here is some background information on DC Warehouse Automation for your review. DCSC Inc. Software ProductsHistory Behind DCSC Inc. Software ProductsDCSC Inc. implements Sage MAS 500® and has been a certified Value Added Reseller since 1999. Our Clients are located across the country and beyond. We have a significant installation base.Several years ago, a prospect required a solid ERP System along with warehouse automation. Unfortunately, we only had a third party system to offer. This solution had a different look, used a separate database, and did not accurately reflect real-time data transactions. This resulted in DCSC Inc.’s idea to develop a native warehouse solution in the Sage MAS 500® Tool Set—to work as an integrated component of the system in real time. Our solution’s design is based from real live distribution and manufacturing software implementation experience. Many of our features also come directly from our valued distribution and manufacturing customer’s recommendations. DCSC’s Available Software Applications:DCWarehouse© Automation is a completely integrated solution that helps streamline the fulfillment process in the area of smart pick, pack and ship. This industrial strength solution is loaded with features that also include inventory replenishment, purchase order receiving, transfers order receiving, put-away, wave picking, paperless picking, container tracking, palletizing, bar-code labels, UCC Compliant Labeling and productivity tracking. Manufacturers will also benefit from our automated production entry, material issues and back flushing.DCPackaging Manager©:This optional module for the DCWMS System eliminates the need for a third party shipping software or shipping systems. With direct integration into Airborne/DHL®, UPS® and Federal Express® you can shop rates at the order entry process or packaging process. Rates will be automatically calculated via our complete scale integration with optional up charges to ensure you are not loosing money in your shipping department. The labels, tracking information and any billing/manifest documents will be printed to complete the shipping process. Your customers will receive e-mail notification of the shipment information including if a sales order was shipped in multiple boxes, the contents and the tracking numbers of those shipments. The package manager also includes a direct integration to eBridge® EDI Solution for ASN’s. The eBridge ASN tool allows for the creation of 856 ASN documents using information that is automatically imported from DCWarehouse®/MAS 500® . Shipping time is decreased with various carton packing options including auto pack, pack details, pack details by scanner, and template pack.DCFreight©:This optional module for the DCWMS System leverages a Rate Shop Component to accommodate up to twelve LTL’s and has all the same functionality as our packaging managerhttp://www.dcsccorp.com/pdf/dcwarehousebrochure.pdfhttp://www.dcsccorp.com/pdf/dcwarehousefeatures.pdfFor more information visit online : http://www.dcsccorp.com/index.html and http://www.ebridgesoft.com/... | | By: Sage Software EDI solutions blog. eBridge Software | | |
| | eBridge Software for MAS 90, MAS 200 and MAS 500 is your EDI integration solution. | | 2007-04-11 17:06:00 | | What is eBridge Software ?eBridge Software for MAS 90, MAS 200 and MAS 500 is your EDI integration solution. Our bridge is essentially just that, it bridges the gap between information exchanged with your business partners and your accounting solution. The MAS 90, MAS 200 or MAS 500 accounting application your business relies on is more than just a program - it is a fundamental system that maintains every facet of your company's financial situation. Valuable information that needs to be exchanged with your business partners such as accounts payable (AP), accounts receivable (AR), order entry (OE), and inventory control (IC) are created and stored in your back-end accounting program. The problem, however, is in exchanging the information; your business partners rely on different accounting packages, each with slightly different formats and methods of maintaining data. In order to communicate efficiently, your major customers are demanding that you comply with Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) standards. Without implementing an integrated EDI solution, too much time and effort is spent on duplicate data entry and ensuring documents are being exchanged on time and in the format specified by your trading partners. This added pressure always creates the possibility of human error and the associated costs due to lost time and resources. eBridge also has EDI solutions for over 35+ Accounting packages.eBridge is the only solution available that solves the EDI puzzle completely for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Providing seamless, automated integration, the bridge allows businesses to eliminate the need for manual data entry and to quickly achieve EDI compliance with their business partners for maximum efficiency, with minimum costs incurred. eBridge for MAS 90/200 and MAS 500 is a ready to use EDI solution that provides bi-directional integration of accounting information between MAS 90, MAS 200, MAS 500 and the back-end system implemented by your trading partners, instantly synchronizing sales order and purchase information, payment data, and other business critical information between both systems. EDI and XML are supported, covering all compliance possibilities.Features :eBridge for MAS 90, MAS 200 or MAS 500 is your EDI integration solution. It bridges the gap between information exchanged with your business partners and your accounting solution. Bi-directional data synchronization is fast, automatic, and accurate, saving you time and money.Seamless, bi-directional data exchange in various data formats, including EDI (ANSI X12, EDIFACT,) XML, CSV and Flat FilesFlexible communication methods including traditional VANs, Internet VANs, AS2, FTP, HTTP(S), dial-up or e-mailAttended or Unattended Batch Mode for streamlined document processing User-defined audit trails, error notices and reports can be automatically distributed via e-mailAbility to interface with all EDI translatorsASN Module:Advance Shipping Notices have become commonplace requirements in many EDI relationships - customers need to know what you can ship, and when, before the inventory in question even reaches their doors. The eBridge ASN Module features powerful functionality, which enables users to apply shipping-related information to all transactions, reducing the need for manual data entry in the process. From single item codes to multi-trailers, the eBridge ASN Module allows precise and detailed packing, ensuring that your customer always knows what's coming.Benefits:Flexible Document Exchange Schedule eBridge can operate in either batch or unattended batch mode, giving you as much control over your data transactions as you demand. Batch mode enables large volumes of information to be processed using pre-defined parameters. Data interchange can also be achieved without human intervention in unattended batch mode. This flexibility ultimately gives you complete control over your document exchange schedule ensuring you meet the requirements outlined by your business partners. Data Integrity:Relying on manual data entry and duplication always leaves open the possibility of human error, which can quickly grow from a mistyped number to an inventory and invoicing nightmare. eBridge for MAS 90, MAS 200 or MAS 500 eliminates the need for manual data duplication, while leveraging the business logic in your accounting application to ensure that information received and sent during EDI transactions is reliable and accurate.Scalability:The eBridge solution is scalable. No matter how many maps or trading partners you begin with, the solution has the ability to grow along with your business, with expandable functionality provided by additional document maps, ASN generation, and a mapper application for editing and creation.Speed of Implementatione Bridge has been created to ensure rapid deployment. 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| | Illustrator CS2 and Flash 8 Integration | | 2007-03-01 00:04:17 | | Working with Adobe's two most powerful vector applications doesn't need to be difficult, especially when using them together effectively. Instructor Mordy Golding shows how to set up Illustrator with Flash in mind, how to work with groups, layers and styles, and explains 3D effects and artwork mapping. Golding also demonstrates how to work with type, how to create and use symbols, and provides... | | By: vangvang | | |
| | Lynda.com - Photoshop CS2 and Flash 8 Integration | | 2007-02-21 06:54:00 | | Photoshop CS2 & Flash 8 Integration is a series of video-based tutorials designed to show you the most efficient methods for importing content created with Adobe Photoshop CS2 into Macromedia Flash Professional 8, while maintaining as much of the original appearance as possible. You will learn how to take advantage of the new bitmap features in Flash Professional 8, such as filters and blend... | | By: vangvang | | |
| | Evolution Of Morphological Integration: Developmental Accommodation Of Stress-induced Variation | | 2006-03-15 06:18:29 | | Contents:1) Press ReleaseStress is a major factor in evolution, but for stress-induced modifications to have evolutionary importance they have to be inherited and persist in a sufficient number of individuals within a population. This requires an organism to survive stress and reproduce at least once; thus stress-induced variation has to be accommodated by an organism without much reduction in its functionality. How is such accommodation accomplished?In an article in the September issue of The American Naturalist, Alexander V. Badyaev (University of Arizona) and colleagues show that complexity and cohesiveness of foraging structures of shrews enables accommodation of stress-induced developmental abnormalities in individual components of morphological complexes. Such developmental compensation and accommodation not only allow shrews growing under stressful environments to maintain locally adaptive foraging morphology, but also provide a mechanism for stress-induced evolutionary change.Full text here2) Article[Badyaev et al, The American Naturalist, Sept '05]Abstract:Extreme environmental change during growth often results in an increase in developmental abnormalities in the morphology of an organism. The evolutionary significance of such stress-induced variation depends on the recurrence of a stressor and on the degree to which developmental errors can be accommodated by an organism's ontogeny without significant loss of function. We subjected populations of four species of soricid shrews to an extreme environment during growth and measured changes in the patterns of integration and accommodation of stress-induced developmental errors in a complex of mandibular traits. Adults that grew under an extreme environment had lower integration of morphological variation among mandibular traits and highly elevated fluctuating asymmetry in these traits, compared to individuals that grew under the control conditions. However, traits differed strongly in the magnitude of respo... | | By: Evolution Research - Main Blog | | |
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