ABAP objects: application development from scratch ; [plan and develop new, self-contained SAP applications ; design flexible application architectures with SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP ; create a richly integrated sample application based on practical project experience]
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Ausgabe: | 1. ed. |
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Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. 487 - 489 |
Umfang: | 505 S. Ill., graph. Darst. |
ISBN: | 9781592292110 |
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adam_text | CONTENTS AT A GLANCE 1 INTRODUCTION 17 2 DESIGNING APPLICATION SYSTEMS
23 3 APPLICATION OBJECT 51 4 CLASSES, INTERFACES, AND EXCEPTIONS 113 5
APPLICATION ARCHITECTURE 135 6 APPLICATION LAYER 187 7 GUI PROGRAMMING
229 8 SAP BUSINESS PARTNER 331 9 APPLICATION PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES 391
10 INFORMATION ACQUISITION 447 A AAANAGING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 465 B
BIBLIOGRAPHY 487 C LIST OF QUOTATIONS 491 D AUTHORS 493 GESCANNT DURCH
BIBLIOGRAFISCHE INFORMATIONEN HTTP://D-NB.INFO/991088379 DIGITALISIERT
DURCH 3.3.4 ACCESSING DEPENDENT TABLES 88 CONTENTS PREFACE 15 1.1 ABOUT
THIS BOOK 18 1.2 SAMPLE APPLICATION AND TECHNICAL PREREQUISITES 21
*ESIGNING APPLICATION SYS 2.1 REQUIREMENTS 24 2.1.1 REQUIREMENTS
ANALYSIS AS A PROCESS 24 2.1.2 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS 25 2.1.3
NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS 25 2.1.4 LIMITS OF FUNCTIONAL AND
NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS 34 2.1.5 SYSTEM SPECIFICATION 37 2.2 GENERAL
ARCHITECTURAL CONSIDERATIONS 39 2.2.1 PRODUCT FAMILIES: SEPARATING
FRAMES AND CONTENT 39 2.2.2 METADATA 44 2.2.3 GENERATIVE PROGRAMMING 46
2.2.4 MODEL-DRIVEN ARCHITECTURES 48 2.3 USING THE STANDARD SAP SYSTEM 49
3.1 WHAT IS AN APPLICATION OBJECT? 52 3.2 MODELING THE APPLICATION
OBJECT AT THE DATABASE LEVEL 56 3.2.1 STRUCTURED ENTITY RELATIONSHIP
MODEL 56 3.2.2 DATA MODELING AT THE ABAP DICTIONARY LEVEL 61 3.3
IMPLEMENTING OBJECT PERSISTENCE 75 3.3.1 NECESSITY OF DATABASE ACCESS
LAYERS 76 3.3.2 OBJECT SERVICES 80 3.3.3 INHERITING PERSISTENT CLASSES
85 4.5.2 KEY TRANSACTIONS 133 CONTENTS 3.3.5 QUERY SERVICE 92 3.3.6
DEVELOPING A SEPARATE PERSISTENCE SERVICE 93 3.3.7 BAPI ACCESS METHODS
94 3.4 TRANSACTION CONCEPT 95 3.4.1 SPECIAL TECHNIQUES OF THE CLASSIC
TRANSACTION CONCEPT 98 3.4.2 OBJECT-ORIENTED TRANSACTION CONCEPT 99 3.5
BEST PRACTICES 102 3.5.1 CREATING PRIMARY KEYS 102 3.5.2 MODELING THE
APPLICATION OBJECT IN THE ABAP DICTIONARY 104 3.5.3 SERVICE FUNCTIONS
FOR PERSISTENT OBJECTS 104 3.5.4 SAVING UNSTRUCTURED AND SEMI-STRUCTURED
DATA ... 107 3.5.5 FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS 110 3.5.6 KEY TRANSACTIONS 111
4.1 ADVANTAGES OF ABAP OBJECTS 114 4.1.1 DEFINING CONSTANTS IN CLASSES
AND INTERFACES 115 4.1.2 FUNCTION GROUPS VERSUS OBJECTS 115 4.1.3 EVENTS
116 4.2 EXCEPTIONS 116 4.2.1 CLASSIC AND OBJECT-ORIENTED EXCEPTIONS 117
4.2.2 ASSERTIONS 120 4.2.3 EXCEPTION HANDLING 121 4.3 BASIC PRINCIPLES
OF OBJECT-ORIENTED DESIGN 122 4.3.1 DEPENDENCY INVERSION 123 4.3.2
OPEN-CLOSED PRINCIPLE 124 4.3.3 INHERITANCE AND THE SUBSTITUTION
PRINCIPLE 126 4.3.4 TESTABILITY USING UNIT TESTS 127 4.4 CLASSIC
MODULARIZATION UNITS 130 4.4.1 FUNCTION MODULES 130 4.4.2 REPORTS 130
4.5 BEST PRACTICES 132 4.5.1 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR OBJECT-ORIENTED
DESIGN 132 * * 10 CONTENTS 6.2 CUSTOMIZING 196 6.2.1 BASIC PRINCIPLES
197 6.2.2 TECHNICAL CUSTOMIZING 198 6.3 SEARCH SERVICES 204 6.4
WORKFLOWS 209 6.4.1 SAMPLE SCENARIO: RESUBMISSION ON A SPECIFIC DATE 211
6.4.2 KEY TRANSACTIONS 226 7.1 ERGONOMIE EXAMPLES AND DIALOG STANDARDS
230 7.1.1 SAP R/3 STYLE GUIDE 231 7.1.2 ERGONOMIE EXAMPLES 231 7.1.3
MENUE STANDARDS 233 7.1.4 SCREEN LAYOUT AND USER GUIDE 233 7.2 TABLE
MAINTENANCE DIALOG AND VIEW CLUSTER 238 7.2.1 GENERATING AND ENHANCING
TABLE MAINTENANCE DIALOGS 239 7.2.2 VIEWCLUSTERS 250 7.2.3 TIPS FOR
HANDLING MAINTENANCE VIEWS AND VIEW CLUSTERS 258 7.3 AREAMENUS 258 7.4
OBJECT-ORIENTED SCREEN PROGRAMMING 261 7.4.1 PROSAND CONS OF SUBSCREENS
261 7.4.2 SUBSCREENS AS A MODULARIZATION UNIT 262 7.4.3
ENCAPSULATINGWITH SCREENS 263 7.4.4 MESSAGE HANDLING WITH SCREENS 263
7.4.5 BUS SCREEN FRAMEWORK 264 7.4.6 ADVANTAGES OF OBJECT-ORIENTED
SCREENS 266 7.4.7 USES FOR THE BUS SCREEN FRAMEWORK 267 7.4.8 NORMAL
SCREENS AND MODAL DIALOG BOXES 267 7.4.9 DEFINING FLOW LOGIC 269 7.4.10
CREATING INSTANCES 270 7.4.11 CALLING SCREENS 271 7.4.12 SEQUENCE OF
PROCESSING EVENTS 271 7.4.13 DEFINING YOUR OWN SCREEN LOGIC 273 7.4.14
SETTINGTITLES AND GUI STATUSES 273 11 CONTENTS 7.4.15 HANDLING USER
INPUTS 273 7.4.16 COLLECTING AND ISSUING ERROR MESSAGES 277 7.4.17
EMBEDDING THE BUSINESS APPLICATION LOG 280 7.4.18 TABLE CONTROLS AND
ALV-GRIDS 283 7.4.19 SCREENS WITH SUBSCREEN AREAS 283 7.4.20 DEFINING
SUBSCREENS 285 7.4.21 DATA TRANSFER BETWEEN SCREEN FIELDS AND SCREEN
CLASS 286 7.4.22 TABSTRIPS 287 7.4.23 FOR ADVANCED USERS: SELECTION
SCREENS AND SCREEN PAINTER 294 7.4.24 SELECTION SCREENS IN CONJUNCTION
WITH THE BUS SCREEN FRAMEWORK 300 7.4.25 OUTLOOK 306 7.5 WEB DYNPRO 306
7.5.1 BASIC PRINCIPLES 307 7.5.2 CREATING A SAMPLE APPLICATION 310 7.5.3
MODIFICATION-FREE EXTENSIONS USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING 317 7.6 BEST
PRACTICES 327 7.6.1 CHOOSING THE RIGHT GUI TECHNOLOGY 327 7.6.2 SOFTWARE
FACTORS 328 7.6.3 KEY TRANSACTIONS 329 ISAEPJBUSTIFESSLP ; 8.1 BACKGROUND
INFORMATION 331 8.1.1 THE CREATION OF SAP BUSINESS PARTNER 332 8.1.2
CONCEPTUAL OVERVIEW 333 8.1.3 FIRST IMPRESSION 334 8.2 BUSINESS PARTNER
EXTENSION 336 8.2.1 EXAMPLE OF AN EXTENSION 336 8.2.2 MAINTAINING THE
APPLICATION 338 8.2.3 MAINTAINING THE DATA SET 339 8.2.4 MAINTAINING
TABLES 339 8.2.5 MAINTAINING FIELD GROUPS 340 8.2.6 VIEWS (TRANSACTION
BUS3) 341 8.2.7 SECTIONS (TRANSACTION BUS4) 343 * * * * CONTENTS 9.1.3
BUSINESS APPLICATION LOG (BAL) 395 9.1.4 BAL DATA MODEL 396 9.1.5
APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API) 396 9.1.6 EXAMPLE: CREATING AND
DISPLAYING A LOG 397 9.1.7 EXAMPLE: SAVING THE LOG 399 9.1.8 TRANSACTION
CONCEPT 401 9.1.9 ENRICHING LOGS 403 9.1.10 SAVING COMPLEX DATA 412
9.1.11 USING ADDITIONAL CALLBACKS IN THE DISPLAY 415 9.1.12 USER-DEFINED
BUTTONS 416 9.1.13 DELETING AND ARCHIVING LOGS 417 9.1.14 SUMMARY 417
9.1.15 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 417 9.2 PARALLEL PROCESSING OF
APPLICATIONS 417 9.2.1 USECASE 418 9.2.2 PREREQUISITES 420 9.2.3
ASYNCHRONOUS REMOTE FUNCTION CALL (ARFC) 424 9.2.4 PARALLELIZATION WITH
BACKGROUND JOBS 437 9.2.5 PARALLELIZATION WITH THE PARALLEL PROCESSING
TOOL BANK_PPJOBCTRL 439 9.2.6 SUMMARY 444 9.2.7 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
444 9.3 KEY TRANSACTIONS 445 T»TL 10.1 SAP SERVICE MARKETPLACE 447
10.1.1 SAP HELP PORTAL 447 10.1.2 SAP SUPPORT PORTAL 448 10.1.3 SAP
DEVELOPER NETWORK 448 10.2 ABAP KEYWORD DOCUMENTATION 450 10.3 SAP
DESIGN GUILD 451 10.4 INTERNAL WORKINGS OF AS ABAP 451 10.4.1 DEBUGGING
451 10.4.2 INFORMATION SOURCES IN THE SAP SYSTEM 453 10.4.3 RUNTIME
ANALYSIS 454 10.4.4 DATABASE TRACE 457 10.4.5 ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS 458
CONTENTS 10.5 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 459 10.6 KEY TRANSACTIONS 461 A
MANAGING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 465 A.1 ROLES IN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 465
A.1.1 THE ROLE OF THE CHIEF SOFTWARE DESIGNER 465 A.1.2 FRAMEWORKS AND
TOOLS 466 A.2 QUALITY MANAGEMENT 467 A.2.1 RISK MANAGEMENT 467 A.2.2
DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES 469 A.2.3 CODE INSPECTIONS AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE
CODE INSPECTOR 470 A.2.4 CREATING A DOCUMENTATION 480 A.2.5 ENABLINGA
CHECK 481 A.2.6 SOFTWARE TEST 482 A.2.7 DOCUMENTATION 483 A.2.8 KEY
TRANSACTIONS 486 B BIBLIOGRAPHY 487 C LIST OF QUOTATIONS 491 D
THEAUTHORS 493 INDEX 495 H
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