Java (UI)
technology, the new SAP Web Dynpro user interface, this unique book teaches
readers how the power - a good "drag and drop" takes you beyond.
Detail the basic concepts of Web Dynpro, including the MVC design pattern;
we'll start with an introduction, the overall architecture, event management,
and the stage model. Then, things to do and not do with a volume of practical
information on the Web Dynpro programming, receive expert advice on creating
your own Web Dynpro applications.
The authors name a few, on the use of dynamic
programming techniques of adaptive RFC layer and provide detailed sections.
This extraordinary book is a thorough reference class and other existing
objects, an interface specifically designed to help readers in their efforts to
change pilots, and extended thereafter. Important features are: dynamic Web
Dynpro user interface, common interface model, class and adaptation interface
layer reference model RFC Web Dynpro coding phase of the principles of the
general architecture of the next generation
About the Author
Chris Whealy
change systems and RV and RF modules for installation in ABAP SAP R / 2 in 1993
began working. Installation, upgrades, and began working in the field of system
administration of the database version of SAP R / 3 versions 2.0. This work has
been associated with the work being ABAP. In collaboration with the United
Kingdom in May 1995, SAP, Chris has always been in and out of an interest in
custom interfaces, in 1996, has begun to focus on based interfaces so that the
boom of the Internet began to put the server R / 3, R / 3 SAP Internet
Transaction using the browser.
A grown and matured since the end of 2002 turned
to the Web Dynpro; Chris has worked with SAP Web technology. In the Web Dynpro
development team, Chris Walldorf, internal operations, and documentation of new
technologies closely with learning and has spent much of 2003. In October 2003,
a major international tax and audit firm that Chris is a great Web Dynpro
subsidiary of the United
Kingdom began working as a technical
consultant was able to put their knowledge to implement.
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