Business Intelligence 4.2īusiness Intelligence (BI) 4.2 is an upgrade from Legacy Business Intelligence and Business Intelligence 4.1. The Business Intelligence Platform uses one ActiveX control, MSXML 5.0.For details on required ActiveX settings, see Security Settings. To use HTML Query mode for report authoring, change the default mode in User Preferences within InfoView. HTML Query mode uses dynamic HTML only and does not require the Java browser plug-in.
To determine the version of the installed virtual machine, select Tools > Sun Java Console to open the Java Console dialogue box. Versions 1.4.2_xx, 1.5.0_xx, and 1.6.0_18 (or earlier) of the Sun JVM are supported. The default interaction mode, Java Report Panel, requires a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) browser plug-in from Sun Microsystems. This tool supports two interaction modes: Java Report Panel and HTML Query. When creating or modifying reports, a tool called WebIntelligence is used. The main interface for accessing and running reports is called InfoView. The Business Intelligence Platform (BIP) provides web-based, ad hoc reporting capabilities built upon BusinessObjects XI.
Use this structure to help you compose your contributions for WIKI and at the same time will ensure spelling and grammar.Business Intelligence Platform Configuration Settings Business Intelligence Platform Configuration Settings Legacy Business Intelligence SAP KBA: 1831027 - Where to find documentation about the RESTful Web Services SDK? SAP KBA: 1795161 - What is RESTful web service ? Other Non Wiki Knowledge Content for RESTful Web Services Related SAP Notes/KBAs SAP BI Platform RESTful Web Service SDK Demos SAP Business Intelligence Platform RESTful Web Services for Dummies - Getting Started SAP Business Intelligence Platform RESTful Web Services for Dummies
In the next wiki we will retrieve a document from the BI repository, explore the document folder and the document. Choosing the wrong header will result in errors.Īssuming the correct “content-Type” is used, the Response should look like this: In the case of the BI RESTful APIs, the typical Header will be either application XML or application JASON. To resolve these errors, double check that you are using the correct Header information. For example setting multipart/form-data rather than application/xml as the content type will result in the following: Using an incorrect “Content-Type” will result in Error 415, “Unsupported media type”. Ensure that you use the correct “Content-Type” header (application/xml, or application/Jason): The text highlighted in red above is what must be added to the Payload string. The Payload as copied from the Response looks like this: Paste the contents of the response into the Payload. We want to POST this time, so enable POST. We now need to copy the required login information to get our LogonToken which we will use in all future steps. Look for the Response with information we will need in order to complete our login to the BI System. Make sure the “GET” is chosen and click on the “Send” button. Copy the base URL and port number that we saved in the Getting Started wiki into the URL box of the “Advanced REST Client” and add /logon/long to the end of the URLYour string should look something like: We are finally ready to start doing some real work. Typical error when when using “content-Type” Response is also discussed. The first step being the first HTTP request, last steps ending with correct results when using the “content-Type” Response. The wiki documents the steps needed to begin using the SAP Business Intelligence Platform RESTful Web Services SDK. This wiki demonstrates the initial steps necessary to start using the SAP Business Intelligence Platform RESTful Web Services SDK.
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