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/*--> */ /*--> */ 【版权声明】本文为博主原创文章，转载请在明显位置注明出处。 一 、 SAP Web Service 简介 二 、 SAP Web Service 配置准备工作 1 . 通过 RZ10 配置服务器名称和其他参数 2 . 配置服务器被 DNS 解析 （ 1 ） 集中解析 （ 2 ） 单机解析 3 . 启用 SOAMANAGER 服务 三 、 SAP Web Service 配置步骤和方法 1 . 外部访问 SAP Webservice 服务配置（ Service Provider ） （ 1 ） 创建 RFC 函数 （ 2 ） 给 RFC 函数配置 WS （ webservice ） （ 3 ） 用 SOAMANAGER 生成 WSDL （可供外部访问的 XML 链接） 2 . SAP 访问外部 Webservice 配置（ Service Consumer ） 一、 SAP Web Service 简介 SAP 的 web service 是在 Netweaver 组件通过 UDDI 工具，采用 SOAP 和 WSDL 这两种 web 服务技术，将 SAP 已有功能封装成 webservice 对象，供其他系统调用或者调用其他系统的 webservice ，从而实现 SAP 与非 SAP 系统（如 OA 、 PLM 等）系统的集成。 SAP

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I am using SAP function "BAPI_ALM_ORDERHEAD_GET_LIST" to retrieve order number 12345. I would like to change the date by moving it to January 01 2015. I can't find the documentation on how to change a field I pulled in with SAP RFC. I can get the order from SAP with the code but I dont know how to change the date. Here is my code: objRfcFunc = doLogin() With objRfcFunc.Tables("IT_RANGES") Dim arrStr(,) As String = {{"OPTIONS_FOR_ORDERID", "12345"}, _ {"SHOW_OPEN_DOCUMENTS", "X"}, _ {"SHOW_DOCUMENTS_IN_PROCESS", "X"}, _ {"SHOW_COMPLETED

HTTP状态码（英语：HTTP Status Code）是用以表示网页服务器超文本传输协议响应状态的3位数字代码。 1.消息 100 Continue 客户端应当继续发送请求。这个临时响应是用来通知客户端它的部分请求已经被服务器接收，且仍未被拒绝。客户端应当继续发送请求的剩余部分，或者如果请求已经完成，忽略这个响应。服务器必须在请求完成后向客户端发送一个最终响应。 101 Switching Protocols 服务器已经理解了客户端的请求，并将通过Upgrade 消息头通知客户端采用不同的协议来完成这个请求。在发送完这个响应最后的空行后，服务器将会切换到在Upgrade 消息头中定义的那些协议。 只有在切换新的协议更有好处的时候才应该采取类似措施。例如，切换到新的HTTP 版本比旧版本更有优势，或者切换到一个实时且同步的协议以传送利用此类特性的资源。 102 Processing 由WebDAV（RFC 2518）扩展的状态码，代表处理将被继续执行。 2.成功 200 OK 请求已成功，请求所希望的响应头或数据体将随此响应返回。出现此状态码是表示正常状态。 201 Created 请求已经被实现，而且有一个新的资源已经依据请求的需要而建立，且其 URI 已经随Location 头信息返回。假如需要的资源无法及时建立的话，应当返回 '202 Accepted'。 202

What is the best way to program an immediate reaction to an update to data in a database? The simplest method I could think of offhand is a thread that checks the database for a particular change to some data and continually waits to check it again for some predefined length of time. This solution seems to be wasteful and suboptimal to me, so I was wondering if there is a better way. I figure there must be some way, after all, a web application like gmail seems to be able to update my inbox almost immediately after a new email was sent to me. Surely my client isn't continually checking for

The SOCKS5 protocol, described by RFC1928 provides support for UDP. To summarize, a client wishing to relay UDP packets through a SOCKS5 server must, at least: open a TCP connection to the SOCKS5 server; send a UDP ASSOCIATE request (cf section 4 ); receive from the server the address and port where it must send UDP packets to be relayed; send datagrams (UDP) to that address, encapsulated with some headers (cf section 7 ). Here are some relevant quotations, from section 6 : A UDP association terminates when the TCP connection that the UDP ASSOCIATE request arrived on terminates. In the reply

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: Trying to address this issue , I'm trying to wrap my head around the various functions in the Python standard library aimed at supporting RFC 2231 . The main aim of that RFC appears to be three-fold: allowing non-ASCII encoding in header parameters, noting the language of a given value, and allowing header parameters to span multiple lines. The email.util library provides several functions to deal with various aspects of this. As far as I can tell, they work as follows: decode_rfc2231 only splits the value of such a parameter into its parts,