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This document outlines an INT320 course on advanced SAP ABAP concepts. The course aims to teach students how to describe enhancement projects, Web Dynpro programming and architecture, and classic Business Add-Ins. Key topics covered include customer exits, modifications to SAP standard software, enhancement points, and Web Dynpro controllers and context. Practicals cover adjusting SAP standards, enhancing dictionary elements, exits, Add-Ins, and Web Dynpro user interfaces.

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This document outlines an INT320 course on advanced SAP ABAP concepts. The course aims to teach students how to describe enhancement projects, Web Dynpro programming and architecture, and classic Business Add-Ins. Key topics covered include customer exits, modifications to SAP standard software, enhancement points, and Web Dynpro controllers and context. Practicals cover adjusting SAP standards, enhancing dictionary elements, exits, Add-Ins, and Web Dynpro user interfaces.

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INT320:SAP ABAP WORKBENCH CONCEPTS-II

L:0 T:0 P:4 Credits:2

Course Outcomes: Through this course students should be able to

CO1 :: describe the fundamental aspects of enhancement projects to implement existing


customer exits.

CO2 :: describe the programming approach of Web Dynpro and its metadata benefits.

CO3 :: describe the architecture of classic Business Add-Ins and enhancement options.

CO4 :: classify the different hook and controller methods and the order in which they are
processed.

List of Practicals / Experiments:

Adjustment of SAP standard software


• Explaining terms for adjusting SAP standard software

• Describing classic enhancement types

Enhancement of dictionary elements


• Enhancing tables using append structures and customizing includes

• Enhancing text of data elements

Customer exits
• Handling enhancement projects

• Enhancing programs using program exits

• Enhancing menus using menu exits

• Enhancing screens using screen exits

Classic Business Add-Ins


• Describing an ABAP objects interface

• Describing classic Business Add-Ins (BAdIs)

• Explaining advanced details of BAdls

Modifications of the SAP standard


• Modifying the SAP standard software

• Modifying with the modification assistant

• Implementing user exits

• Adjusting modifications

Enhancement points, options, and sections


• Describing the enhancement framework

• Using explicit enhancements

• Describing implicit enhancements

• Using implicit enhancements in SAP function modules

• Using implicit enhancements in global SAP classes

• Using other implicit enhancements

Business Add-Ins (BAdIs)


• Understanding the change from classic BAdIs to new business Add-Ins

• Implementing new Business Add-Ins program exits

• Implementing new Business Add-Ins menu exits

• Implementing new Business Add-Ins screen exits

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Introduction to Web Dynpro
• Outlining the benefits of Web Dynpro

• Explaining Web Dynpro architecture

• Navigating between views

• Using view assemblies

• Explaining Web Dynpro architecture and relationships between entities

Web Dynpro controllers


• Explaining Web Dynpro controllers

Web Dynpro context


• Defining the context

• Setting context node properties

• Context mapping

Web Dynpro user interface


• Defining the view layout

• Data binding and controlling the UI element behavior

• Using composite UI elements

Controller and context programming


• Understanding controller methods and attributes

• Using controller methods to access the context at runtime

• Adding new elements to a context node

• Implementing supply functions

References:
1. SAP ABAP WORKBENCH CONCEPTS PART-II by SAP ENTERPRISE, SAP EDUCATION
SERVICES

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