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20th March 2010

The sixth Australian SAP Inside Track (formerly known as SDN Community Day) is a not-to-be-missed event for all SAP Community members down-under.

The session is a kick-start for the 2011 Mastering SAP Technologies conference but is open to all - whether you are attending the conference or not.

Details

  • Date: Sunday, 20th March 2011
  • Time: 13:00 until 16:00. Informal meet-ups and networking continue afterwards - and don't forget Demo Jam starts at 18:00
  • Location: Sofitel Sydney Wentworth Hotel, 61-101 Phillip Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
  • Sessions: 3 to 4 parallel sessions
  • Cost: No cost - open to all SAP Community Network members
  • Twitter hashtag #SITSYD

Post Event Blog

Thank you to all to attended and participated in the best Aussie Inside Track ever! You can find a rundown of SITSYD at http://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/24012

Attendee list

Please add your details if you are intending to come - if you don't know how to do this just contact Graham Robbo and he will do it for you. (Photos are optional - if you can't add one just put in your name)

Picture

Name/Profile

Twitter ID

 

Picture

Name/Profile

Twitter ID

Graham Robinson

@grahamrobbo

 

Tony de Thomasis

@c821311

Matt Harding

@mattharding

 

Thomas Jung

@thomas_jung

Ed Herrmann

@ewH

 

Anne Kathrine Petterøe

@yojibee

Kevin Benedict

@krbenedict

 

Sue Keohan

@skeohan

Jim Spath

@jspath55

 

Nigel James

@njames

Martin English

@martin_english

 

Alisdair Templeton

@alisdair73

Chris Paine

@wombling

 

Simon Kemp  

@skemp

Neil Gardiner

@TonkaPome

 

Doug Hay

@doug_hay

Sophie Sipsma

@ssipsma

 

 

Amandeep Sharma

 

Paul Hawking

 

 

 

Joshua Fletcher

@josh_fletcher

Sasha Wenninger

@sufw

 

 

Peter Chapman

 

 

David Weeda

 

 

 

Ronald Kleijn


 

Alex Montilla

 

 

 

Rohit Nangia

 

 

Anirut Worakitrungruang

 

 

 

Gary Parr

 

Glen Simpson

 

 

 

Derek Gillett

 

 

Margaret Jaco

 

 

 

Glen Spalding

 

 

Tom Hallett

 

 

John Moy

@jhmoy

 

David Webster

 

 

 

Poay Jan

@poayjan

 

Leo Ng

 

 

 

Ben Murphy

@murf_au

 

Alastair McRobb

 

 

 

Vlad Mily


 

John Soden

@weavescape

 

 

David Guess

 


Your session contribution

Your session contribution is at the core of SAP Inside Track. So if you think about hosting a session, please let us know by submitting your session idea to the wiki page or emailing to Graham Robinson.

It doesn't have to be a well prepared classroom-style PowerPoint presentation. In fact we would prefer it if it is a more open, improvised and collaborative discussion session to draw out the ideas and experiences of others. We usually collect all submissions and then run the ones that the audience show a preference for on the day.

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BOF Topic

Description

Host

1

Common Web Dynpro ABAP issues and how to work around them

If you work in the Web Dynpro ABAP space, then chances are you've read the WDA forum. I do - in the last year I've done it lots. And there are plenty of little things that come up over and over again. Some are inane - the ubiquitous "why can't I read this binary Excel file in WDA", but others are more sensible - passing parameters between application, getting around the lack of Exit plugs in the portal, launching a GUI transaction from WDA, etc. A discussion of a list of these issues, (I'll bring a list, but please feel free to add to it on the day) and what are "best practice" for resolving them.

Chris Paine

2

POWL - use and abuse

Personal Object Work List, Power List, Power Work List, what ever you want to call it, it's getting used more. How should we use it and how should we not use it - what design patterns fit - and which ones don't. Possibly some agreement on where it should be used. (N.B. I'm not claiming to be an expert on this - that's for Thomas ;-) but I'm happy to lead any discussion.

Chris Paine

3

Code Exchange - making the most of it

A discussion on some of the "best" submissions in code exchange - working on a community project  and how to keep abreast of what is happening in this space, potentially looking at ABAP2XLSX and so on.

???

4

Mobile SAP

Sybase, REST, Gateway, ATOM, JSON, OData - For some it's a brave new world - for others, SAP is finally starting to keep up. What do these mean, and why should we use some over others? Why not just use Matt Harding and Alisdair Templeton's "Really Simple" framework? A discussion!

Peter Chapman

5

Running SAP on Amazon Web Services

The Cheapest and Most Flexible SAP Infrastructure Ever!
SAP itself has over 1000 systems running on a third-party web service
See how you can leverage Amazon Web Services to build multiple SAP Landscapes "in the cloud".
See how you can quickly and easily provision SAP systems for your enterprise at an unbelievably low cost.
See why third-party web services are such a "game changer".
As an extra bonus you will walk away with your own copy of the SAP ECC6 IDES and SAP Developer Edition systems ready to be deployed in minutes.

Martin English

6

Workflow BoF

A Birds-of-a-Feather session for Workflow enthusiasts.  Covert members of the SAP Workflow Influence Team will rock your world and take your questions.  Be there!

Sue Keohan
Matt Harding

7

BusinessObjects Overview

Showcasing the BusinessObjects platform and various components.  Happy to deliver as a Q&A style session.

Josh Fletcher

8

 

 

 



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2 Comments

  1. Unknown User (qc0062k)

    I will be coming as well (tried editing but it didn't work very well).

    Cheers,

    Josh Fletcher

  2. Former Member

    Wiki editor really doesn't like Chrome! - kept complaining about external images...

    had to go back to <shudder> IE8