If you are an experienced ABAP developer and want to benefit from component-based UI development using Web Dynpro ABAP, this book is exactly what you need to get started. With many examples designed to facilitate understanding, it covers topics such as the architecture of Web Dynpro, the most important UI elements, and standard components. Each chapter is structured such that you learn about the basic concepts first, and then apply these concepts via practical exercises accompanied by screenshots and sample code. Traditional topics such as using components, views, controllers, and contexts are discussed, as are the use of tables, value helps, and multi-component frameworks. In addition, useful functions such as context menus, input help, the Web Dynpro Debugger, and hotkeys, as well as the use of the Enhancement Framework, are covered. Architecture Become familiar with the basic architecture of Web Dynpro UIs, including the advantages and disadvantages they provide. Applications Learn about the development and usage of Web Dynpro applications, and how to program applications dynamically.Standard Components Explore the most frequently used Web Dynpro components, such as extended tables and POWER lists. Input Help Gain an understanding of input help, which is crucially important for reducing incorrect entries made by users. Configuration, Customization, and Personalization Find out how to customize applications and components without changing the implementation.

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.

ABAP to the Future is back, and better than ever! Looking for the latest in ABAP syntax? The code examples are fully rewritten. Need to start working in the cloud with the ABAP RESTful application programming model? We've got you covered. Got a new IDE like SAP Business Application Studio? We'll show you the ins and outs of your environment. From abapGit and ABAP2XLSX to SAPUI5 and Web Dynpro ABAP, this new edition has everything you need to be on the cutting edge!

This updated and completely revised second edition of Inside Web Dynpro for Java covers everything you need to know to leverage the full power of Web Dynpro for Java - taking you well beyond the standard drag and drop functionality. For this second edition, sections on the migration of legacy applications have been added, as well as another entirely new section devoted to integration topics. In addition, you'll find key details on the portal, Adobe Document Services, Business Graphics Server, MS Office, and mobile applications, and much more. General architecture Coding principles in Web Dynpro Dynamic UI generation The Common Model Interface The Adaptive RFC layer Web Dynpro phase model Class and Interface Reference

• Presents the most recent ABAP technologies and tools through the eyes of a developer• Includes new content on syntax enhancements, Web Dynpro, SAP BusinessObjects integration, XML processing, Rich Islands, and more• Companion CD includes an HTML version of the first edition, as well as code samplesNext Generation ABAP Development is a book designed to keep seasoned developers up-to-date with the latest techniques and technologies available in ABAP. In the second edition of this best-selling title, follow along with a lead ABAP developer as he learns how to assess and employ the new tools and features of ABAP within SAP NetWeaver 7.0 to 7.0 enhancement package 2 (EhP2). You'll be able to witness the entire process of building applications: design, development, and testing of all areas. In addition, you'll also become familiar with end-to-end object-oriented design techniques.New Tools and FeaturesKeep your ABAP knowledge up-to-date by mastering the new tools and features of ABAP within SAP NetWeaver 7.0 to 7.0 EhP2.Real-World ExamplesLearn about new possibilities in ABAP by exploring example scenarios related to the fictional development project discussed throughout the book.Brand New ContentExplore completely new content about ABAP syntax enhancements, Web Dynpro, XML processing,SAP BusinessObjects integration, and more.ABAP Troubleshooting and Web ServicesFind expanded and updated information about ABAP troubleshooting and Web Services.CD ContentBenefit from a CD that contains code samples and an HTML version of the first edition of this book.Highlights• Workbench tools and package hierarchy• ABAP syntax enhancements• Data Dictionary objects• Data persistence layer• Shared memory objects• ABAP and SAP NetWeaver Master Data• Management• XML processing and XSLT• SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe

SAPUI5 has quickly become the open-source programming language with the best options for responsive and versatile SAP app development. So how well do you speak SAPUI5, and what can you do with it? Learn to develop next-generation UIs for mobile-ready, data source-agnostic, client-side SAP applications. First review basic HTML5 and CSS3, JavaScript, and jQuery concepts as a foundation for working with SAPUI5, and then explore the development and runtime environments, tools, and controls that you'll use throughout the design process. Use step-by-step instructions, sample code listings, and a full-scale model application to develop and customize your own apps with advanced functionality from the SAP system. The future of app development has arrived--make sure you can speak its language. 1. Basic Concepts Learn the standards of SAPUI5--HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and the jQuery library--so you don't have to reinvent the wheel every time 2. SAPUI5 Runtime Environment Use bootstrapping, data binding, and theming elements to ensure that your applications run smoothly on operating systems and that the software modules can be reused. 3. SAPUI5 in SAP HANA Develop your own application on the XS Engine in SAP HANA. Then construct a calculation view and use it as an OData service. 4. UI Components and Controls Implement the SAPUI5 controls and elements you've learned in a detailed employee portal example. 5. Mobile Development Explore the mobile capabilities of SAPUI5 and SAP Fiori by developing your own cross-platform Hybrid Web Container applications for multiple devices. Highlights: HTML5 and CSS3 JavaScript and jQuery SAP Gateway and OData SAPUI5 IDE SAPUI5 libraries Model, view, and layout types Application architecture SAPUI5 file optimization Model-view-controller paradigm Customization SAP HANA views SAPUI5 for mobile devices Eclipse

These days, it's becoming increasingly difficult to find an SAP application area that isn't using the Floorplan Manager for Web Dynpro ABAP in one form or another. So, whether you're tasked with enhancing SAP-delivered user interfaces or creating new ones from scratch, it's critical that you understand how to work with this new and exciting technology. This comprehensive guide will provide you with the answers you're looking for. Within the book, you'll find detailed information about core FPM development topics as well as expert advice and examples to help you get started right away with your own developments.