This is part 4 of a 6 part series on User Interface flexibility in the ABAP environment. Part 4 of this series shows how you can use a Filtered BADI for customer specific validations and processing in an SAP application.
This is part 3 of a 6 part series on User Interface flexibility in the ABAP environment. Part three of this series looks at the usage of the Feeder Class for a Generic UI Building Block (GUIBB) and how easily you can extend the data model using the Enhancement Framework.
TechEd is quickly approaching and I thought I would use this episode of the ABAP Freak Show to preview some of the Web Dynpro ABAP related sessions that will presented at TechEd. I preview the following sessions in this video:
In this episode of the ABAP Freak Show, we once again revisit the topic of FlashIslands for Web Dynpro. This time we go deeper into the topic and see some advanced examples as well as alternative techniques for data binding and eventing.
Although the episode comes a few days late because of last minute preparations for ASUG/SAPPHIRE, hopefully everyone will find it worth the wait.
In this episode of the show we continue a theme from the previous episode when we discuss alternative ways to upload files. Instead of using the fileUpload UI element or FlashIslands; in this episode we explore the new ACFUpDownload UI element that came in NetWeaver 7.01.
This new UI element is intended for usage only with KPRO and SAP Content and Cache Server. However in this eLearning we show how you can write your own ICM Handler Class so that you can have silient, multiple file uploads and downloads directly to/from your ABAP Application Server. We also use the new ACFExecute UI element to launch programs on the users’ desktop. Finally we show how to setup the security whitelist in order to use these new UI Elements.
