How Lean, Agile and Scrum will shape your company of the future
Lean, Agile and Scrum are increasingly getting adopted across industries. This is an interview at #SAPTeched09 on this topic Oct. 16, 2009
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Clear and concise recommendations from SAP have arrived (finally)
SAP is providing you with clear and concise recommendations. You don't want to miss them Oct. 13, 2009
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SAP and Google Wave - Embedding waves in SAP NetWeaver Portal
In this blog we will focus on how you today can embed Google Wave within SAP NetWeaver Portal and how this can provide business value. Sep. 9, 2009
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"SAP Facts - Chuck Norris style" Update
"SAP Facts Chuck Norris style" has had some updates that are outlined in this blog Dec. 20, 2007
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SAP EP Easter Egg: Zork
Hidden features exist in many software products. I recently discovered a feature in SAP Enterprise Portal which went under the mysterious name Zork. Mar. 7, 2007
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SAP Facts Chuck Norris style - We have a winner!
The winner of the "SAP Facts Chuck Norris style" contest will be announced in this blog. Who is the person behind the winning fact? Elvis? Shai? Bigfoot? Nick Carr? Read the blog in order to find out more! Sep. 28, 2006
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SAP Facts Chuck Norris style - Only five days left
The contents regarding the funniest SAP Facts Chuck Norris style is coming towards an end. Only five days left to vote and contribute with new facts. Sep. 18, 2006
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SDN Day-The community coming together
Did you miss SDN day? What a pity, it was truely a great event.You can read my thoughts and impressions of it in this blog entry.  Sep. 12, 2006
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Humor@SAP Contest: Are you ready?
The first ever Humour@SAP contest is now released. Do you have what it takes to write the funniest SAP fact ever? Did you for example know that SAP NetWeaver is based on alien technology or that Chuck Norris uses SAP to keep track of his death count? Read the blog in order to find out more Update: After less than a day we allready have 50 facts!  Aug. 31, 2006
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SAP EP abbreviations
In this blog I will list a lot of the SAP specific abbreviations relevant to SAP Enteprise Portal Feb. 5, 2006
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Controlling DNS caching in the Java Virtual Machine (i.e. J2EE WAS)
In this blog I will talk about some problems connected to DNS caching in the JVM I recently experienced on a productive system. This problem particularly affects long-running server processes, such as SAP NetWeaver. Jun. 20, 2005
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SDN Meets lab: YAWWI (Yet Another Weblog With Impressions)
Here I give my impressions on the SDN Meets labs in waldorf Apr. 23, 2005
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Dissecting Ep6 Transport Packages: Scripting pack and unpack operations
In this blog we will show two simple bash script which automate the task of packing and unpacking transport files. Jan. 30, 2005
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Easily access SAP notes from Firefox
This blog will show you how to setup viewing of SAP notes from the Firefox browser. Afterwards, you will be able to type note 34234 in the address field and get that note. Dec. 30, 2004
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My impression of TechEd '04 Munich
Here I give some of my impression of TechEd 04 and the sessions I participated in.  Oct. 23, 2004
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SAP Virtual Machine Container (as seen on TechEd)
This weblog will give you more insight into the SAP VM container shown on TechEd. It is pieced together by information I have found on the internet and is well worth a read while we are waiting for offical documentation from SAP.
Updated 26.10:Added SAP Press release Oct. 23, 2004
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HowTo: Find out how many times each user has logged onto to SAP EP 6.0
This weblog will show you how to can retrieve the number of times each person has accessed the portal. This is done by accessing the table UME_STRINGS from the database Sep. 29, 2004
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Only 0.7% of all html documents on the internet are valid
This blog presents the results I found in my thesis from 2001 regarding the validity of html pages. It is ,as far as I know, the only major validation attempt (2,4 million pages attempted validated) published, and the results are very interesting. Sep. 24, 2004
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HowTo: Utilize SAP EP as a Single Sign On Hub
This weblog will show how to implement the functionality of a SSO hub for SAP EP. This will allow users to have all the benefits of the SSO functionality of the portal, without being restricted by the portal framework. Sep. 22, 2004
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Portal Content Directory Persistence Layer Browser
This weblog gives a quick tutorial to the plbrowser tool which is included in the EP6 portal installation, but very seldomly used. Sep. 20, 2004
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Input=FILE, how to hide the plain browse button
This is a response to the challenge from Brian McKellar, on how to use <input type=file>, but replacing the browse button. It shows you how to style the browse button anyway you would like, you can even replace it with an image. Aug. 15, 2004
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HowTo: Identify the current cluster node and force access to a particular node in SAP EP
In order to properly debug problems in a clustered environment of SAP Enterprise Portal, it is often essential to be able to identify which cluster node is being accessed by a client and to be able to access a particular cluster node. This weblog will describe a simple way to do this. Updated 27.10.04: The parameter should not be a HTTP get parameter  Jun. 20, 2004
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Versioning your portal components
It is very useful to keep track of which version of a component is deployed to different portal environment. Also, some times when you create custom portal components in a clustered environment, you might have problems with replication/synchronization between the nodes. This means that you might have different versions of a component on different server nodes. May. 17, 2004
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