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Create An ABAP Project in Eclipse

This document provides steps for configuring the Eclipse IDE with ABAP Development Tools to create an ABAP project, including downloading and launching Eclipse, installing the ABAP Development Tools plugin, switching to the ABAP perspective, closing the welcome page, selecting the ABAP perspective, familiarizing yourself with the tooling layout, creating a new ABAP project, selecting connection settings, and entering log on data so that the project is created.

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Create An ABAP Project in Eclipse

This document provides steps for configuring the Eclipse IDE with ABAP Development Tools to create an ABAP project, including downloading and launching Eclipse, installing the ABAP Development Tools plugin, switching to the ABAP perspective, closing the welcome page, selecting the ABAP perspective, familiarizing yourself with the tooling layout, creating a new ABAP project, selecting connection settings, and entering log on data so that the project is created.

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Create an ABAP project in Eclipse

By olgadolinskaja

Learn how to configure the Eclipse IDE with the ABAP Development Tools for SAP
NetWeaver (ADT) and create an ABAP project

Details

You will learn


In this tutorial you will learn how to configure your ABAP development environment and create your
first ABAP project.
 
Step 1: Download, Install and launch the Eclipse IDE
Step 2: Install the ABAP Development Tools for SAP NetWeaver (ADT)
Step 3: Switch perspective
Switch to the ABAP perspective by clicking the Open Perspective button or using the menu: Window >
Open Perspective > Other.

Step 4: Close the Welcome page


Step 5: Select the ABAP perspective
Step 6: Familiarize yourself with the tooling layout
Step 7: New ABAP Project
Step 8: Select Connection Settings
Step 9: Enter your log on data
Step 10: Project created

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