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ABAP is a very high level programming language
created by the German software company SAP.
The ABAP programming language was originally used
by developers to develop the SAP R/3 platform. It was
also intended to be used by SAP customers to enhance
SAP applications – customers can develop custom
reports and interfaces with ABAP programming. The
language is fairly easy to learn for programmers but it is
not a tool for direct use by non-programmers. Good
programming skills, including knowledge of relational
database design and preferably also of object-oriented
concepts, are required to create ABAP programs.
ABAP remains the language for creating programs for
the client-server R/3 system, which SAP first released in
1992. As computer hardware evolved through the 1990s,
more and more of SAP's applications and systems were
written in ABAP. By 2001, all but the most basic
functions were written in ABAP.

 

Course Syllabus

SAP R/3 Fundamentals :

3 tier Architecture

NetWeaver basics

ERP terms

Application Server Fundamentals : Work processes and Dispatcher

ABAP Dictionary Concepts

Tables, Data Elements and Domains

Transparent, Pooled and clustered tables

Buffering, Indexes etc.,

Structure, Table types and Type pools

Views, Search helps and Lock objects

ABAP Programming Basics

Data Types, Variables, Types, Operators, Expressions etc

I/O Statements, Formatting commands

Conditional statements, Loops and termination statements

String and Date operations and System fields

Fields Strings and Text Elements

Internal Tables (All Operations)

Types of Internal Tables (Standard, Sorted and Hashed)

Joins, Nested selects Sub queries and For All Entries etc

Open SQL statements and performance issues

Messages (Creating and Calling etc.,)

Modularization (Subroutines, Function Modules, Macros and Includes)

Field Symbols

Revision

Debugging programs (Break Point, Watch points etc)

Extended syntax check, Runtime Analysis, Performance Trace

Reports

Classical Report Events

Control Level Commands (AT First, AT New etc).,

Selection Screen: Parameters

Select –options and variants

Selection screen designing (Blocks, Pushbuttons, Radio buttons etc)

Interactive report events

Menu painter: Designing and calling GUI Status

Hide, Read Line, Get cursor, Modify line, Window etc., statements

System fields of reports

ALV reporting

Dialog Programs

Screens, flow logic events and Module pool

Basic Screen elements (I/O field, Radio buttons and Check box etc.,)

Maintaining screen sequences (Set screen, Call Screen and leave to screen)

Field checks (Automatic, flow logic and module pool)

Calling Programs (Submit, Call Transaction, Leave to list processing)

Sub screens and modal Screens

Table Controls, Step loops and Tab strips

File Handling

Local Files (Upload, Download etc)

BDC session method (Creating, Processing, Analyzing and Correction errors in Sessions)

Enhancements

BADI

 

 

 

RFC

Introduction of RFC

Communication mechanisms through RFC

ABAP interfaces (RFC)

BAPI

SAP Business Objects

Creating Business Object types

Developing BAPIs

Working with a standard BAPI

Basics of Object Oriented ABAP

SAP R/3 Fundamentals :

3 tier Architecture

NetWeaver basics

ERP terms

Application Server Fundamentals : Work processes and Dispatcher

ABAP Dictionary Concepts

Tables, Data Elements and Domains

Transparent, Pooled and clustered tables

Buffering, Indexes etc.,

Structure, Table types and Type pools

Views, Search helps and Lock objects

ABAP Programming Basics

Data Types, Variables, Types, Operators, Expressions etc

I/O Statements, Formatting commands

Conditional statements, Loops and termination statements

String and Date operations and System fields

Fields Strings and Text Elements

Internal Tables (All Operations)

Types of Internal Tables (Standard, Sorted and Hashed)

Joins, Nested selects Sub queries and For All Entries etc

Open SQL statements and performance issues

Messages (Creating and Calling etc.,)

Modularization (Subroutines, Function Modules, Macros and Includes)

Field Symbols

Revision

Debugging programs (Break Point, Watch points etc)

Extended syntax check, Runtime Analysis, Performance Trace

Reports

Classical Report Events

Control Level Commands (AT First, AT New etc).,

Selection Screen: Parameters

Select –options and variants

Selection screen designing (Blocks, Pushbuttons, Radio buttons etc)

Interactive report events

Menu painter: Designing and calling GUI Status

Hide, Read Line, Get cursor, Modify line, Window etc., statements

System fields of reports

ALV reporting

Dialog Programs

Screens, flow logic events and Module pool

Basic Screen elements (I/O field, Radio buttons and Check box etc.,)

Maintaining screen sequences (Set screen, Call Screen and leave to screen)

Field checks (Automatic, flow logic and module pool)

Calling Programs (Submit, Call Transaction, Leave to list processing)

Sub screens and modal Screens

Table Controls, Step loops and Tab strips

File Handling

Local Files (Upload, Download etc)

BDC session method (Creating, Processing, Analyzing and Correction errors in Sessions)

Enhancements

BADI

 

 

 

RFC

Introduction of RFC

Communication mechanisms through RFC

ABAP interfaces (RFC)

BAPI

SAP Business Objects

Creating Business Object types

Developing BAPIs

Working with a standard BAPI

Basics of Object Oriented ABAP

SAP R/3 Fundamentals :

3 tier Architecture

NetWeaver basics

ERP terms

Application Server Fundamentals : Work processes and Dispatcher

ABAP Dictionary Concepts

Tables, Data Elements and Domains

Transparent, Pooled and clustered tables

Buffering, Indexes etc.,

Structure, Table types and Type pools

Views, Search helps and Lock objects

ABAP Programming Basics

Data Types, Variables, Types, Operators, Expressions etc

I/O Statements, Formatting commands

Conditional statements, Loops and termination statements

String and Date operations and System fields

Fields Strings and Text Elements

Internal Tables (All Operations)

Types of Internal Tables (Standard, Sorted and Hashed)

Joins, Nested selects Sub queries and For All Entries etc

Open SQL statements and performance issues

Messages (Creating and Calling etc.,)

Modularization (Subroutines, Function Modules, Macros and Includes)

Field Symbols

Revision

Debugging programs (Break Point, Watch points etc)

Extended syntax check, Runtime Analysis, Performance Trace

Reports

Classical Report Events

Control Level Commands (AT First, AT New etc).,

Selection Screen: Parameters

Select –options and variants

Selection screen designing (Blocks, Pushbuttons, Radio buttons etc)

Interactive report events

Menu painter: Designing and calling GUI Status

Hide, Read Line, Get cursor, Modify line, Window etc., statements

System fields of reports

ALV reporting

Dialog Programs

Screens, flow logic events and Module pool

Basic Screen elements (I/O field, Radio buttons and Check box etc.,)

Maintaining screen sequences (Set screen, Call Screen and leave to screen)

Field checks (Automatic, flow logic and module pool)

Calling Programs (Submit, Call Transaction, Leave to list processing)

Sub screens and modal Screens

Table Controls, Step loops and Tab strips

File Handling

Local Files (Upload, Download etc)

BDC session method (Creating, Processing, Analyzing and Correction errors in Sessions)

Enhancements

BADI

 

 

 

RFC

Introduction of RFC

Communication mechanisms through RFC

ABAP interfaces (RFC)

BAPI

SAP Business Objects

Creating Business Object types

Developing BAPIs

Working with a standard BAPI

Basics of Object Oriented ABAP

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Course Details

Course

In 1999, SAP released an object-oriented
extension to ABAP called ABAP Objects, along
with R/3 release 4.6.
Braking the barriers of classical ABAP and
module programming and coming into the world
of object orientation just like jumping from C to
C++. Here we talk about classes, objects,
inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, abstract
classes, events and many more. Also to enrich
the conventional UI experience, you use SAP
control framework to design lucrative Ui’s using
ALV, Trees etc.
It uses the similar everyday principle: "If you
think in the same language which you want to
speak would be faster than the Thinking in the
native language and translating in Speaking
language".
The goal is to learn best programming practices.

Course Syllabus

 Fundamentals of Object Oriented ABAP (2 days)

Analyze and design classes (UML)

Classes, instances, references

Inheritance, interfaces, polymorphism

Events

Global classes/interfaces (Class Builder)

Class-based exception concept

 

 

ABAP Runtime Type Service (1 day)

Using Field Symbols

Creating a dynamic internal table based on data

Finding component types at runtime

 

ABAP Control framework (3 days)

Introduction to control framework

Classes of control framework

Container control – custom , Docking

HTML viewer control

ALV grid control

ALV tree control

 

ABAP xml processing (1 day)

Call transformation

Showing xml

Parsing an xml

Creating  xml

 

Doubt clarification and test (1 day)

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o In the long term, SAP Web Dynpro for ABAP will be
the successor of the traditional screen-based
("Dynpro") user interface technology which is based
on SAP GUI.
o Web Dynpro for ABAP or Web Dynpro for ABAP
(WD4A, WDA) is the SAP standard UI technology for
developing Web applications in the ABAP
environment. It consists of a runtime environment
and a graphical development environment with
special Web Dynpro tools that are integrated in the
ABAPWorkbench (SE80).
o Web Dynpro offers the following advantages for
application developers:
􀆕 The use of declarative and graphical tools
significantly reduces the implementation effort
􀆕 Reuse and better maintainability by using
components
􀆕 Automatic data transport using data binding
which reduces the coding effort significantly
􀆕 Automatic input checks
􀆕 Completely based on object orientation.

Course Syllabus

       

 

 Web Dynpro Introduction

What is webdynpro ABAP?

Lifecycle of webdynpro ABAP

Advantage of webdynpro ABAP

Introduction to entities

Controllers

Context

APIs

Configuration

Layouts

Definition of component and properties

Webdynpro JAVA v/s Webdynpro ABAP

Model View Controller(MVC) architecture

Model – Data model

View – UI model

Controller – Logical programming

Layering concept

Relational model with model and controller

Design pattern and OOPS

Configuring services in sap for webdynpro

View controller services

Creating web service for webdynpro

Service calls and external services

Fully qualified domain name (FQDN) in webdynpro

Configuring FQDN

Settings of FQDN

SAP web application service security

Webdynpro Services

 

Webdynpro Controllers

Structure of controller

Attributes

Context section

Reuse section

Methods

Events

Model

Handlers

Inbound plug

Outbound plug

Layout

Hook methods

Types of controller

Component controller

Configuration controller

Custom controller

Interface controller

Window controller

View controller

Difference between view controller and component controller

Difference between component controller and interface controller

Hook methods

Component controller

DOINIT

DOEXIT

DOBEFORENAVIGATION

DOONAPPLICATIONSTATECHANGE

DOPOSTPROCESSING

Configuration controller

Custom controller

Interface controller

Window controller

DOONOPEN

DOONCLOSE

View controller

DOINIT

DOEXIT

DONMODIFYVIEW

DOBEFOREACTION

DOAFTERACTION

Context

Context

Introduction to context

Creating nodes

Creating attributes

Creating dependent nodes

Creating independent nodes

Creating iterative nodes

Context node properties

Cardinality

0..1

0..n

1..1

1..n

Selection

0..1

0..n

1..1

1..n

Singleton

Supply function

Initialize lead selection

Behaviors of different properties

Context mapping

Internal mapping

External mapping

Cross-component mapping

Reverse mapping

Mapping between reusable components

Inter-framework mapping

Context programming

Reading node

Reading element

Creating single element using create_element method

Creating multiple elements bind_table

Creating structural element bind_static_attributes

Dynamically adding elements to context node

Deleting elements using remove_element

Navigating through context tree

Binding elements

Setting attribute values for single element using set_attribute

Setting attribute values for structural element using set_static_attributes

Setting attribute values for table element using set_static_attributes

Getting values from elements for single and complex element

Data binding

Simple binding

Complex binding

Binding with singleton node

Binding with node having max cardinality n

Binding with single UI element

Binding with table UI element

Binding with tree UI element

Binding with properties of UI element

Binding with attribute property of context element

 

User interface elements

Input field

Creating input field

Setting ID for input field

Binding obligatory property of input field

Setting tooltip for input field

Setting properties like enable, read-only etc.

Coding for input field

Defaulting value in input field

Setting fonts for input field

Disabling input field

Hiding input field dynamically

Password type input field

TextView

Creating  Text view

Setting ID for Text view

Binding obligatory property of Text view

Setting tooltip for Text view

Setting properties like enable, read-only etc.

Coding for Text view

Defaulting value in Text view

Setting fonts for Text view

Disabling Text view

Hiding Text view dynamically

Password type Text view

Buttons

Creating buttons

Setting id for button

Adding text to button

Creating action for button

Handling on_click event

Text edit control

Check box

Line

VGutter

Title bar

Value selectors

Radio buttons

By Index

By Key

Drop down

By Index

By Key

By Index

By Key

List box

Table UI element

Creating  Table

Creating cell editors

Adding label and columns to cell editor

Adding table columns from context node

Adding table columns and cell editor manually

Changing cell editors

Binding table UI element

Setting data into table UI element from Bind_table

Disabling table columns

Hiding table columns

Changing color of table columns

Deletion of table row

Using Context element delete

Using Node value delete

Changing table row and updating context

Changing table layout

Setting table title

Getting related data using Supply function

Creating table toolbar and adding table buttons

Handling table events

Row select

Row click

Column select

Cell click

Change cell

On enter

Tree UI element

Creating  hierarchy

Maintaining table context according to hierarchy

Setting text for root node

Binding levels of tree

Code for each level of tree

Accessing data for tree in event handlers

Using element as signature of event method

Setting tree title

Creating tree toolbar and adding tree buttons

Deletion of tree branches

Changing data in tree hierarchy

Handling tree events

Double click

Node select

Expand

Containers

Transparent container

Creating transparent container

Setting layout for transparent container

Adding UI elements to container

Adding UI elements together to container

Setting background color for transparent container

Setting width and height for container

Create container form option

Tray

Group container

Scrollable container

Business graphics

Charts

Bar chart

Pie chart

Line chart

Forms

Horizontal charts

Tabstrip creation

Adding tabs to tabstrip

Changing tabstrip text

Adding tabstrip to container

Changing tab text dynamically

Showing views for tabs

Positioning of tabs

Grid layout

Form layout

Row layout

Matrix layout

Layout head data

Creating View container

Showing view of same component in view container

Showing view of another component in view container

Changing layout for view container

Addition of views in view container using WINDOW

Navigation between views

Creation of inbound and outbound plug

Firing of outbound plug for navigation

Connecting plugs for navigation in WINDOW

Defining navigation between views

Default plug concept

Cross-component navigation

RESUME plug

Passing parameter using plug between views

Tab strip

Layout properties

View container UI element

Navigation

Internationalization

Showing text from ABAP dictionary

Binding text from ABAP dictionary

Showing heading, long, medium and long texts

Showing text from OTR

Introduction to online text repository

Attaching text from OTR

Creating OTR text

Changing text to OTR

Changing text to OTR dynamically into fixed language

Introduction to assistance class

Object WD_ASSIST

Creating text elements in assistance class

Calling method to get text from assistance class

Other uses of assistance class

Showing text from Assistance class

Messages

Introduction to controller API

Introduction to Message API

Getting message manager class object

Calling message method

Showing direct message

Showing message from message class

Showing attribute error message

Error handling and highlighting of text boxes

Handling of messages in DOBEFOREACTION method

 

Component Reuse

Introduction to component reuse

Interface controller and nodes

External context mapping between used and usable component

ALV Component

Adding reusable component in component

Adding reference of INTERFACECONTROLLER of reuse component in controllers

Adding viewcontainer UI element

Using interface view in view container of used component

Creating proxy object

Creating interface controller object

External context mapping

Calling methods of ALV to

Change column width

Hide column

Show column

Showing icon in column

Changing color of column

Changing label of column

Showing image in column

ALV functions

Subscribing to events of ALV

Row select

Column click

Column select

On change of

OVS Component

Object value selector

Dictionary search help

Freely programmed search help

Attaching own search help to fields

Creating range table

Adding of range table

Dynamic table creation

Handling user input

Selecting data using range input

Calling methods to default input

Calling methods to set functions to range

Select options

Dialog Boxes (Popups)

Introduction to popup API

Using controller api to get window manager

Showing URL in new window

Showing popup with text and buttons

Showing reusable component in new window

Showing window of same component as popup

Popup action handling

Type casting of popup api

Displaying Interface View of Component Usage as Popup

Faceless component

Adaptation Techniques

Introduction of adaption

Type of adaption techniques

Configuration

Customization

Personalization

Types of adaption

Implicit

Explicit

Creation of component configuration

Creation of application configuration

Using application parameter

Dynamic assignment of application configuration

Static assignment of application configuration

Customizer and customization

Personalization

Dynamic Modifications at Runtime

Creating Context nodes dynamically

Creation of context node

Dynamically setting the properties

Addition of attributes to dynamic context node

Allocating memory dynamically

Binding elements to dynamic context node

Removing node

Creating UI elements dynamically

Obtaining ROOTUIELEMENTCONTAINER object

Introduction to UI element classes

Creation of UI element object

Setting layout property for UI element object

Adding UI element to ROOTUIELEMENTCONTAINER object

Attaching actions dynamically to UI element

Portal Integration

Integrating SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe

ADOBE Online scenario

ADOBE Offline scenario

Floorplan Manager

Object Instance Floorplan (OIF)

Quick Activity Floorplan (QAF)

Guided Activity Floorplan (GAF)

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