How can I configure Wstore to print in the billing which also generates the calculation of taxes? Since, I passed the address of the tax but does not calculate the percentage.
The current version of WStore does not deal with taxes. Additionally, this GE is in support mode, which means that no new features will be developed. Nevertheless, the provided functionality has not been deprecated in FIWARE, but a new GE which integrates the FIWARE Business Framework is going to be released in September.
My advice if you want to use the FIWARE business framework is waiting until September, when the new Business API Ecosystem GE will be released. This GE has been built using the components of the business framework (WStore, RSS) in a single component, which simplifies its use. Additionally, it has been updated to expose a set of standard APIs defined by the TM Forum.
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I need to integrate an API created with .NET with SAP FI/CO.
Researching online I found out there used to be something called IDES that would provide access to an SAP server free of charge, just for testing purposes, but that's no longer available.
The Consolut solution seems to have been a viable solution while it was active:
https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/6598/sap-server-test-account/
Anyway, my question is: Is there any way for an independent developer to test an SAP integration without spending money to access that server? Are there any options out there that would allow me to access an SAP instance for testing purposes?
Here you can find the official list of developer trials that you might access without having any kind of relationship with SAP:
https://www.sap.com/developer/trials-downloads.html.
If you have an SAP S-user, you might have access to more stuff from the SAP Marketplace. From my knowledge, IDES was / is only accessible through the SAP Marketplace (or external sources which use the marketplace themselves).
FI/CO runs on Netweaver AS ABAP (or an older alternative, e.g. R/3), so you could download it here: https://tools.eu1.hana.ondemand.com/#abap. But it will not have FI/CO in it. Based on the discussion here https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/2039981 I would say that it is not really possible to get FI/CO up and running on your local Netweaver.
This is a general strategy of SAP. They provide the possibility of trying out their technological platforms (HCP, HANA, NW, etc) but they don't really offer access to their business solutions for free.
If you don't find any other way of getting access to a FI/CO system (e.g. from a third party or customer) then maybe the best thing would be to use the local Netweaver and mock the FI/CO specific RFCs that you are using (assuming that you use NCo for the integration). At least this way, you would know that the integration works at a pure technical level (at some point though, you will need a real system).
I'm working on my first fiware project. I want to make an application consisting on an online store, with some Specific Enablers to provide some functionality. This is all very new to me, and I've been reading a lot these days, but I'm pretty lost and I really wonder if what I'm trying to do is even possible.
Can I use wirecloud to make a mashup application like this? How can I integrate specific enablers with the web application? Is there some kind of enabler to provide online store functionality?
Thanks for your time
WireCloud comes with support for some of the Generic Enablers provided by FIWARE (WStore, Orion, Kurento, ...) and can be used for accessing to your Specific Enablers (although you will need to code). You can learn more about WireCloud on the available course at FIWARE Lab Academy.
One of the Generic Enablers that seems useful for your use case seems to be the Store Generic Enabler. The store is used in FIWARE Lab for distributing/selling services, datasets, and WireCloud components, but can be configured for other purposes.
We are currently looking at a massive integration between AX 2012 R2 and CRM 2013. CRM 2013 has a great feature called Business Process Flow's which enable you to guide user's through the business processes.
We have a requirement for that tool but in AX. We don't want to build an integration from AX to CRM just to achieve the functionality, or else build the functionality ourselves if it turns out that AX will be releasing a similar feature in an upcoming update.
Don't know if this is the correct place to post queries about upcoming releases. But might be a good place to discuss where people could find information about upcoming releases so that developers don't develop custom features only for a new release to render them obsolete.
I've found the following links but none mention anything about Business Process Flow for AX:
http://rcpmag.com/articles/2014/01/13/retail-features-in-dynamics-ax-2012-r3.aspx
http://www.mwdata.dk/news/new-exciting-features-for-dynamics-ax-2012-coming-up/
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dax/archive/2013/11/05/microsoft-dynamics-ax-2012-r3-a-preview.aspx
Are there any official Microsoft channels you can go through to get more details?
AX has already workflow built-in. How does this match CRM Business Process Flow?
The feature list looks close, but the user interface may not.
AX 2012 has a “Business Process Modeler”. You can use Business process modeler to create, view, and modify business-process libraries and flowcharts for Microsoft Dynamics AX. The Business process modeler helps in aligning AX processes with industry-standard processes as described by American Productivity & Quality Center (APQC). The flowcharts are also there so partners/clients can perform fit-gap analysis between their business needs and the default processes in Microsoft Dynamics AX. You can also add new business processes and create flowcharts for processes that are not already defined in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012.
You can get instructions on how to access these processes in TechNet: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn268623.aspx
I'm porting a Windows Phone 7 app to work for Windows 8 (and take advantage of the new form factors available).
There appears to be a handy namespace map for a lot of the namespaces, and there are some that are explicitly called out as not avaialbe, but there appears to be no mention of LINQ-to-SQL - is this an omission in the documentation, or is it not available in metro style applications?
LINQ-to-SQL and LINQ-to-Entities are not available in Metro-style apps. Metro-style apps are meant to be lightweight apps which can retrieve data from web services (generally running in the cloud).
Thus, ADO.NET and the entire System.Data namespace is not supported.
Mention was made in the Windows Phone Summit on Wednesday that SQLLite would be available on WP8 and Win8, but no details as to the programming API's were shared yet. Currently the Metro subset of .Net for WinRT applications does not include a database API set. There are some independant efforts to port some of the no-sql based implementations, including RhynoDB and Sterling, so you may want to keep your ears open to further announcements.
In terms of implementing an ESB, what roles are involved?
What are their responsibility respectively?
And what steps should be taken?
Any materials on these topics?
I'm freshman in this field.
I've read the "Enterprise Services Bus" by Dave Chappell, but I'm still confused in a way.
Unfortunately it is in german, but the german "Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik" (BSI, which means something like federal agency for information security) has published a comprehensive guideline for implementing SOA Security Middleware (in fact ESB products) in a way that information security can be guaranteed in your organization.
It defines evaluation catalogues, steps, roles and actions to build up an entperise SOA Middleware based on an ESB product (called "SOA Security Middleware Screening").
The BSI is an eminent authority for security issues in the german speaking parts of the world, pretty much like NIST, IEEE and so on...
Don't know if this helps you much, but if you are interested you can find it here.
You can look at available open source code, such as PServiceBus, NServiceBus, and MassTransit.
If your requirement is to create a middleware system which should act as a bus of communication for all the systems, then apache servicemix or jboss fuse are cool ESB tools. First is to decide a ESB tool then you should start implementing the concepts.
Apache servicemix is a Open source integration system which provides features like Apache ActiveMQ, Camel, CXF, and Karaf into a powerful runtime platform. Please refer to below url, dowload and start working on the examples inside downloaded bundle.
http://servicemix.apache.org/