SAP Community Coding Challenge #3 – Winner

[former_member560697]

The third SAP Community Coding Challenge has come to a close.

A BIG thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in the challenge. We hope you had a lot of fun and learned something new along the way!

Before we announce the winner, let’s not forget about our 6 finalists thalesvb, sharadha.k, dawidl, simon_wabnig4, 7a519509aed84a2c9e6f627841825b5a, and engswee.yeoh. We want to pass on our gratitude for sharing your knowledge with the community and congratulate you again on being selected as a finalist.

Now, let us introduce the winner of the challenge.

You voted and picked a winner – Congratulations simon_wabnig4! ?  Your awesome Java skills have won the heart of the SAP community.

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Please join us in congratulating Simon on his win! As the winner of the coding challenge, Simon wins the coveted no-prize and of course the unending adulation and admiration of the community of fellow developers.

 

This wraps up the SAP Community Coding Challenge #3! Please make sure to keep your eyes open for another challenge coming soon!

[rileyrainey]

Congratulations, Simon!

[Abinathsiva]

Congratulations...

 

[simon_wabnig]

? haha thank you to everyone who voted for me and special thanks to you annajung for the challenge!

I learned a lot about unicode and emojis ?

[Föß]

Great Job, Congratulations!

[former_member700606]

Congratulation! I learned something from you and refactored my code :D.

[former_member708752]

Hi Simon,

I am working in sap process integration middleware. I should process emojis in sap pi 7.31 single stack using java mapping. I don't know which emoji jar files will support java mapping in the sap process integration. So please could you help me with this issue?.

 

[former_member708752]

I mean which jar files I have to use