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I concur, your best bet is going to be utilizing the built in functionality of PRT's if services for objects aren't an option.

Have you considered created a user exit on the order save event? This will allow you to check what the maintenance activity type is every time the order is accessed and save out. If it's different you can write that change to a custom table. Check out the user exit component: IWO10009 (PM Order: Cus...

Are you still looking for a programmatic way in which to schedule an order?

One option would be to utilize an SAP Enhancement, specifically: IWO10009 - PM Order: Customer Check for 'Save' Event from the transaction CMOD This enhancement gets called anytime a PM order is saved, it should suit your needs well I would think. The only thing left is to decide how you would actua...

I just did a quick test on one of my systems because I was pretty sure this hadn't happened to me before, but sure enough, it returned the orders I had just created from IW31. Can I ask what criteria you're passing to BAPI_ALM_ORDERHEAD_GET_LIST? It may just be a side-effect caused by certain select...

If I may, are you sure this is a SAP configuration issue? From reading your post, I get the feeling this is something possibly more OS-level related. A couple of things: - What kind of hardware are you running it on? Specifically, do you have enough memory for Oracle and SAP ECC to sit side-by-side ...

TJ, The easiest way to implement this in my opinion would be to construct a report that runs every night (or however often your business process may call for) as a batch job and uses the standard SAP function modules to modify the status on these work orders. One method for implementing the status c...

Do you have SAPPortal set up to utilize your ABAP stack credentials, or for them to be separate?

Try turning on compatibility mode in IE8, that should solve your issue. The latest version introduced some changes to the JavaScript engine, and as such, SAPPortal has a field day trying to get through it.

Depending on the methods by which you created your proxies, .net could have created YourClass and YourClassConnector files. In other words, it may have explicitly created both the interfaces and the instantiate-able class for you. Is this the case?

If you have an ABAP'er available to you, you could use the user exit 'EXIT_SAPMM06E_012'. This gets called before changes to a PO are saved out.

SAP provides the ability to serve both web services and remote function calls from inside of the ABAP stack. These services can be accessed from outside platforms such as C# or Java. The Java stack you are referring to is an environment, provided by SAP, for companies to place their Java application...

SAPGUI for Java works on Mac OS X just fine. However, there are a few libraries that are commonly used in SAP that are Windows specific, and as such, will short dump when you attempt to use any report that access them.