Security Modelling is concerned with two areas: authentication - establishing who the user is, essentially the logon process and authorisation - controlling user access to different areas of the system. This article discusses four different design patterns for authorisation security models that can be used in SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise. In SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise (BOE) we… Continue reading SAP BOE Security Model Patterns
Category: SAP Business Objects
Articles discussing technical aspects of Business Objects
Developing BI Applications
This article looks at an approach to developing SAP BusinessObjects solutions where rather than just writing reports and universes we instead build a BI Application. The main benefit of this approach is a more efficient, streamlined and organised delivery process. A BI Application is viewed as a complete project where the components of the BI… Continue reading Developing BI Applications
SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI3 Deployment Patterns
When deploying an SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise system there are a lot of choices for where you can deploy all the services that make up the system. It is then necessary to make sure that you choose the right deployment in order to meet your requirements, for example, is it easily maintained, is it resilient, is… Continue reading SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI3 Deployment Patterns
SAP Business Objects Data Services, SQL Server Express and Java 6
This articles looks at configuring the following components, SAP Business Objects Data Services XI3.2 SQL Server Express 2005 Tomcat 5.5 JDK 1.6 The JDK 1.6 is not supported and indeed when trying to configure the Management Console to connect to a repository created in SQL Server Express 2005 we get the following error, Java Runtime… Continue reading SAP Business Objects Data Services, SQL Server Express and Java 6
Calculating Geometric Mean in Web Intelligence
A geometric mean is an average that is useful for sets of numbers that are interpreted according to their product and not their sum as is the case with the more commonly known arithmetic mean. An example of where you would use a geometric mean is in financial reporting when you want to calculate the… Continue reading Calculating Geometric Mean in Web Intelligence
Al Gulland 
You must be logged in to post a comment.