The next CWG conference - in Salzburg
- is coming up over the horizon. If you ever wanted to ask SAP
management directly - what's the plan? What's coming up for us? When
will you address my particular issues? - there's no better place. When
last we all gathered on Marco Island, those of us fortunate enough to
be there got to ask our questions. Now you can listen in ... almost as
if you had had a seat in the room that day.
Even the
smallest SAP environments usually include at least a Development environment, a
more comprehensive Quality Assurance platform, and the Production system itself:
It had occurred to me, after writing my last
two articles about some of the possibilities now available for making use of
Advanced Mode in ERP2005 and later releases, that perhaps I should turn the two
articles into a series.
Those Configuration Workgroup members who've been participating for more than a
year might remember that, before this last European CWG Conference in May, there
were always pre-meetings devoted to the work of one or more of what were then
called "Focus Groups."
I'll never forget the first 2 things I
was told in my long, long journey learning SAP's version of
configuration. Looking back on it, I'm still not sure which was
funnier.
I've been working for the same company
for almost 28 years. I've seen a lot of programs come and go, just like
product lines. Some of these programs have been flash in the pans,
others have been long term and good for the Company.
In this article we will give a short summary of the changes and what
you need to do to implement your variant function with this new
technology
By Marek Duda, Sybit GmbH
Implementing variant functions in Java for IPC 5.0 (AP 7.00)
First of all I have to highlight that SAP contributed to the CWG a presentation and created a really comprehensive note which
covers most questions regarding this issue:
Not believing it, the modeler finds that, yes, it really does work. Trying to explain it to a coworker
quickly gets both modelers into thinking the discussion should be over a bottle of beer, or
maybe even over many bottles of beer, especially when Marketing changes their mind...
Oh, they never do that??