Sap Consultants: I always get the information from sap r/3(RFC) through sap connector 3.0 (c#) succesfully, Without any configuration in sap R/3.
I would like to know if im doing it wrong because someone told me to do it in the correct way (SM59).
How to do it with SM59 Configuration?
Please step by step in detail
if possible,
you only need to configure a RFC destination if the SAP system has to call a function in your C# code (rarely needed, but for instance if you build an IDoc Receiver -> SAP ERP calls your code, not the other way round). As long as you only call remote function modules in the SAP system, you don't need any configuration in SM59.
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I'm using the Neo4j desktop client for a proof of concept. I'm having trouble figuring out how to obtain credentials to call out to the Neo4j server to query from managed code. I'm using the driver, and I'm unsure how to actually obtain/manage credentials with Neo4j. All the places I've looked say that I should be able to run the following command in the terminal of the Browser for Neo4j...but doesn't work.
CALL dbms.security.createUser('username', 'password', false)
I get the following response when try to run that line.
I'm currently using version 3.3.1 for Neo4j, and it's being run as enterprise edition. Can anyone explain what is wrong? Am I missing some step to configure/unlock this API call to add a user?
It's a limitation of the Desktop version :
Anybody & everybody can get a free-for-development use (single-user,
local desktop/ single machine) license via Neo4j Desktop.
It's a single user database, so obviously you are not allow to create.
I'm having trouble installing the oracle instant client, it won't work even though i followed the directions here http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/features/instant-client/index-100365.html
Here is my PATH variable http://prntscr.com/3yzql4 , as you can see the PATH has the value of a directory where instant client is located.
However, when i start a project (that uses fluent nhibernate) i get the following exception
InnerException {"System.Data.OracleClient requires Oracle client software version 8.1.7 or greater."}
at this line in code
return Fluently.Configure()
.Database(cfg)
.Mappings(m => m.FluentMappings.AddFromAssemblyOf<ZAPOSLENIMAPIRANJE>())
//.ExposeConfiguration(BuildSchema)
.BuildSessionFactory();
I know that people are saying that ODP.NET is better, but this is for a college project and i must use this.
The exception says you need version 8.1.7 of the Oracle client. This is a very old version, that is no longer available for download, and has not been, for years.
I think you need to update your entire toolchain, to something that supports at least Oracle 11gR2, if not Oracle 12cR1.
I know you said this was for a class project, so I recommend you talk to the instructor, and ask where he suggests you get Oracle 8.1.7 client software. (Hint: The only official source is Oracle Corp., but only if you have a support contract and request it.)
I'm trying to use Enterprise Library to create database connection and it gives the error "the requested database is not defined in configuration"
I have 2 config files. One is for appSettings and the other is for connection string. We use a custom framework to take the config values from an external path in the system, eg.
C:\application\environments\dev\environments.config
C:\application\environments\dev\connections.config
The environment.config has a connectionString element which has the configSource="connections.config".
When I run the application, I'm able to get all the appSetting from the environments.config, but when I try to call the DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase("dbConnection"), it throws the error. I'm not sure if I'm missing something or not. I read through many articles and couldn't find the exact problem.
I use Enterprise Library Common and Data dll and their version is 3.1.1.0. My .NET framework is 4.0.
Can anybody please provide me some idea to make this work?
Do I need to make any setting changes in machine.config?
I'm currently implementing connection resiliency for a windows phone game following this documentation: Appwarp Connection Resiliency.
I can't seem to access the RecoverConnection API or any of the Connect Event Result Codes related to Connection Resiliency (SUCCESS_RECOVERED, CONNECTION_ERROR_RECOVERABLE, etc) in the ConnectionRequestListener in my project.
Looking at the AppWarp_WP7_SDK.dll in my project it doesnt seem to contain these API calls. I'm using the .dll downloaded from Appwarp Windows SDK. Anyone know has the .dll changed? Have they been removed from the latest version?
Cheers,
xDev
Please take our latest dll from below link
https://github.com/shephertz/AppWarp_WP7_SDK_DLL
We have also one sample game "Catapult War" in which we have implemented Connection Resiliency feature.Find it from below link
https://github.com/rahulpshephertz/CatapultWar
At the time of initialization don't forget to set recovery allowance.
WarpClient.setRecoveryAllowance(60);
We are looking into replacing Crystal with SSRS.
I would like to know if it is at all possible to load the .rdl or .rdl.data file in C# and generate the report to a memory stream.
I have seen some examples using the LocalReport, but this seems to be part of either the WinForms or WebForms assemblies.
So what I would like to know is:
Is it possible to load the report from file as part of our service.
Can we then generate the report to a Stream (lets say a memory
stream)
Can I do this without using the WebForms/WinForms assemblies in my
service
Can we achieve this without using the webservice for SSRS
I'm not sure that this is an answer, but lets call it supporting material.
I have this code example from msdn that shows how you can do this by creating a service client and calling a given report as a PDF and saves it to file stream.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/reportexecution2005.reportexecutionservice.render.aspx
The problem I'm currently having is finding the correct client object to interact with after pointing VS to the SSRS service. The object I'm using to interact with the service is:
ReportExecutionServiceSoapClient rs = new ReportExecutionServiceSoapClient();
However, the interface doesn't match my code example. So this is a little closer, but not an answer.
UPDATE: The correct Proxy class generator
Here's the link to how to generate the proxy correctly. You'll need the windows sdk installed (current is 7.1). You can find that on microsoft.com, like I did. Execute the command line and it'll generate a file for you. Include in project:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155134%28v=SQL.110%29.aspx
UPDATE: Got the thing workin
I just had to generate the correct proxy. Ok, so for SSRS 2010, apparently they split report execution and management out into two services. The only one I needed to generate my report from a C# console app was the execution service. Maybe that's totally obvious to everyone but me :) ?
Ok so open up a Windows SDK command shell and put this stuff in it for the execution service:
wsdl /language:CS /n:"Microsoft.SqlServer.ReportExecution" http://<Server Name>/reportserver/reportexecution2010.asmx?wsdl /o:"ReportExecution.cs"
Go to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1 and pick up your ReportExecution.cs file. Copy and paste it in your project.
Then you just have to say this:
Microsoft.SqlServer.ReportExecution.ReportExecutionService rsExec =
new Microsoft.SqlServer.ReportExecution.ReportExecutionService();
rsExec.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
rsExec.Url = #"http://<ServerName>/reportserver/ReportExecution2005.asmx";
Follow along the example from this link, which is the same one as above, and you should be generating some pretty awesome reports from your handy C# app.