2 intense days at SITSL and DKOM São Leopoldo, and still: I feel happy. DKOM happened on 31.3 and 1.4 2015, with SAP Inside Track São Leopoldo co-hosted on 1.4. Why on 1.4? Wednesday was the open day. Partners and Read more…
Partiu galera! SAP has this awesome global developer focused internal event named DKOM. This is my 1st year as an SAP employee and it will be the first time I attend DKOM in real life. Being an SAP Mentor I Read more…
Today I came across a strange error when logging in to NWBC, or to be accurate, trying to log on to NWBC. The IE developer toolbar showed me that the JS failed, caused by an error message: “The system cannot Read more…
To run SAP Portal on the standard web ports 80 and 443 you should use Web Dispatcher. In that case, WD runs on the privileged ports and SAP Portal / NetWeaver Java / ICM continue to run on their usual Read more…
To test a hybrid app for SUP 2.x or SMP 2.x on the emulator, you need to have the HWC app installed. The app is part of the SDK and delivered in source code and as a installable APK file. Read more…
Working with HTML5 and a lot with SAP means that sooner or later I will have to delete cookies. CTRL+SHIFT+N helps, but from time to time my cookies in normal browser mode are a total mess. When I used to Read more…
SAP Web Dispatcher (WD) is the entry point of your users that access your web enabled applications. These can be any HTML service or app you have running on NetWeaver, or other systems like HANA XS. For over a decade Read more…
This document explains how to install and configure an environment for analyzing SAP Web Dispatcher (WD) logs with logstash, elasticsearch and Kibana under Linux. Kibana 3 needs a running web server. The example shown here is using nginx, but won’t Read more…
SMP 3 connects to a authentication provider using SSL. For SMP 3 to be able to connect successfully to the SSL enabled backend service, the server certificate of that backend must be installed in SMP 3. This means to install Read more…
I like VMs. Sure, everything should be cloud, and AWS, Azure, etc are great (if you can afford them). But nothing beats having a local VM running with 6GB RAM even when you are not online. Cost? 0 $. I Read more…