Go !! WebDynpro !!

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Onder de bezielende leiding van Peter en Gareth beleefden we op 12 juni onze eerste SAP NetWeaver ’04 install party. Op deze warme avond probeerden we de slim edition op de laptop te installeren. Ondanks de goede voorbereidingen veroorzaakte de nieuwe Java versie de nodige problemen. TIP: Gebruik dus niet 1.4.2_10 maar 1.4.2_08. Een installatie begeleiding staat op de CHS. Op SDN staan overigens ook een aantal blogs die je bij de installatie kunnen helpen, bijvoorbeeld die van Gregor Wolf.


En voor de nieuwsgierigen, maar helaas afwezigen, ook een fotoverslag.

Op naar een volgende install party in het najaar.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Ik neem aan dat we nu een aantal webdynpro specialists erbij hebben!?
Tuesday, 20 June, 2006
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