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Getting Started with Web Dynpro for ABAP
If you want to benefit from component-based UI programming using Web Dynpro ABAP, this book is 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.
1. Web Dynpro Architecture Become familiar with the basic architecture of Web Dynpro UIs, including the advantages and disadvantages they provide.
2. Web Dynpro Applications Learn about the development and usage of Web Dynpro applications, and how to program applications dynamically.
3. Standard Web Dynpro Components Explore the most frequently used Web Dynpro components, such as extended tables and POWER lists.
4. Input Help Gain an understanding of input help, which is crucially important for reducing incorrect entries made by users.
5. Configuration, Customization, and Personalization Find out how to customize applications and components without changing the implementation.
1. Web Dynpro Architecture Become familiar with the basic architecture of Web Dynpro UIs, including the advantages and disadvantages they provide.
2. Web Dynpro Applications Learn about the development and usage of Web Dynpro applications, and how to program applications dynamically.
3. Standard Web Dynpro Components Explore the most frequently used Web Dynpro components, such as extended tables and POWER lists.
4. Input Help Gain an understanding of input help, which is crucially important for reducing incorrect entries made by users.
5. Configuration, Customization, and Personalization Find out how to customize applications and components without changing the implementation.
477 pages, Hardcover
First published November 30, 2009
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April 24, 2012
This book is very easy to read and very practical. The example is very helpful to be implemented. Every detail has each explanation. I really enjoy to read it.
I have attend the class training and find that the material covered in this book is quite complete, it contain all important topics given in the training. Actually for the implementation example, I think the one in this book is better than the one in training. How to create a class explorer using Web Dynpro is a good example to describe all feature of Web Dynpro.
After all I satisfy with this book and will always comeback to search any information which I need in daily job.
I have attend the class training and find that the material covered in this book is quite complete, it contain all important topics given in the training. Actually for the implementation example, I think the one in this book is better than the one in training. How to create a class explorer using Web Dynpro is a good example to describe all feature of Web Dynpro.
After all I satisfy with this book and will always comeback to search any information which I need in daily job.
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