Web Dynpro ABAP for Practitioners

ISBN-13: 9783662506134 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 479 str.

Ulrich Gellert; Ana Daniela Cristea

Opis

This book offers a step-by-step-introduction into Web Dynpro ABAP. It details how to design a Web Dynpro component, data binding and interface methods and view controller methods. Each chapter includes practical examples.

Spis treści

What is Web Dynpro?.- SAP Easy Access.- Designing a Web Dynpro Component.- ABAP Dictionary.- Context Nodes and Attributes at Design Time.- Data Binding, Context Mapping and Interface Methods.- View Controller Methods.- Layout UI Elements.- User Interface Elements.- Messages, Exceptions, and Web Dynpro ABAP.- Writing Multilanguage Applications.- Web Dynpro Model.- ALV and Select Options.- Integrating the Web Dynpro Application into the SAP NetWeaver Portal.- Web Dynpro and Authorization.- Web Dynpro ABAP Mind Map.- Power Lists.- Modal Windows and External Windows.- Web Dynpro appliction paramters.- Shared Objects.- Business Server Pages (BSP).- Multilanguage E-mails.- Index.

O autorze

Ulrich Gellert
Lives near Heidelberg (Germany) and was Co-Founder of S+P LION in 1985. He has 25 years of experience as project lead, consultant and developer in different projects of his customers (e.g. SAP, BASF, BG Chemie, Commerzbank). He is CEO and Chairman of the board of S+P LION AG (S+P LION AG is an international IT Consulting Company with more than 500 employees. 350 of these employees work directly at S+P LION’s customer SAP).
Ana Daniela Cristea
Academic studies of computer science at the University of Petrosani (Romania). Assistant Professor for 4 years at the polytechnic University of Timisoara (Romania). Lives in Pforzheim (Germany), is currently writing her dissertation about "Contribution to creating and development a new SAP authorization concept based on Qualifications and fizic connection through RFID" and works as a SAP Consultant.

Blurb

Web Dynpro ABAP, a NetWeaver web application user interface tool from SAP, enables web programming connected to SAP Systems. The authors’ main focus was to create a book based on their own practical experience. Each chapter includes examples which lead through the content step-by-step and enable the reader to gradually explore and grasp the Web Dynpro ABAP process. The authors explain in particular how to design Web Dynpro components, the data binding and interface methods, and the view controller methods. They also describe the other SAP NetWeaver Elements (ABAP Dictionary, Authorization) and the integration of the Web Dynpro Application into the SAP NetWeaver Portal.

The new edition has been expanded to include chapters on subjects such as POWER Lists; creating the Modal Windows and External Windows; using Web Dynpro application parameters and Shared Objects to communicate between the Web Dynpro ABAP Application and Business Server Pages; and creating multi-language mails using Web Dynpro ABAP.