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Last fall, SAP launched the SAP Developer Network (SDN), a collaborative
online community of developers, implementers, and administrators who work
with SAP NetWeaver and SAP xApps packaged composite applications. The
response to the SDN has been overwhelmingly positive.
The SAP Developer Network is extremely important for IT engineers new to SAP,
mainly because SAP NetWeaver opens up new opportunities for JAVA and .Net
programmers to work inside SAP systems and integrate much more easily between
systems. For example, current J2EE experts can come to SDN, download the
Eclipse-based JAVA IDE and J2EE application server, get code samples and
tutorials and learn how they can use all their existing JAVA skills inside
SAP systems today. If they have any ques... (more)
Juniper Networks, Inc. announced that the company’s application
acceleration platforms have achieved SAP Certified Integration. The certified
integration affirms that enterprises deploying services and applications
using an enterprise service-oriented architecture (enterprise SOA) can
achieve improved performance optimization, security and access reliability
when integrating the Juniper Networks DX 5.3 load balancing and application
acceleration platform in data centers, and improved performance optimization
when integrating the Juniper Networks WX 5.5 application accelerat... (more)
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution. ChemOne will provide the
foundation for operational efficiency for Microbia's manufacturing and
business requirements to prepare them for the launch of their line of
naturally derived carotenoids for the food ingredient and nutritional
supplement markets.
ChemOne is a certified SAP® Business All-in-One solution that is
specifically designed for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the chemical
industry. It accelerates an organization's return on investment by providing
fully optimized operational systems to support rapid growth with ... (more)
(March 18, 2002) - German software giant SAP took advantage of the world
media interest in the CeBIT technology fair in Hannover, Germany, last week
to make an announcement that shows how carefully even giants these days are
choosing to tread, so as to avoid taking definitive sides in the brooding
J2EE vs .NET platform war as Web services become steadily more and more
pervasive.
SAP committed at Hannover to writing "connectors" to .NET, a move which sends
a clear signal that the company does not wish to be thought of as "Java-only"
despite the fact that its own application server... (more)
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HP's profit shortfall warning last week made mention of the problems the
company had experienced combining two SAP systems, one belonging to HP and
the other to Compaq, the company it acquired two years ago.
Now Sun's president and COO Jonathan Schwartz has taken up the theme,
exploiting the fact that the industry may be puzzled what HP's problem is
since HP and Compaq both ran back-office software made by the same company.
"HP's problem? It ain't the SAP install," blogs Schwa... (more)