ABAP Programming SAP NW Programming Core

SAP Programming
SAP NetWeaver Programming Core

SAPNW
NW
BC401
SAP NetWeaver Overview
3 days
NW001
BC402
NW
NW
Advanced ABAP
5 days
BC405
Technology Solutions
Powered by
SAP NetWeaver
5 days
NW
ABAP Reporting
8 hours
SAPTEC
NW
ABAP Objects
5 days
NW
Fundamentals of
SAP Web AS
BC400
NW
3 days
BC410
BC412
NW
BC425
5 days
NW
CR590
Enhancements and
Modification
Managing ABAP
Development Projects
CA611
NW
BC430
ERP
BDT Business Data

Toolset
3 days
2 days
NW
Dialog Programming using

EnjoySAP Controls
3 days
5 days
MBC40
2 days
NW
ABAP Dictionary
eCATT and
Test Workbench
2 days
2 days
BC407
Experience in
any programming
language
NW
Programming User Dialogs
ABAP Workbench
Foundations
NW
Reporting with the InfoSet

Query and QuickViewer
BC414
NW
BC417
Pogramming Database
Changes
2 days
2 days
BC415
NW
BAPI Development for

Accessing SAP
3 days
NW
Remote Function Calls in

ABAP
BC460
NW
SAPscript Forms Design

and Text Management
2 days
3 days
BC416
NW
Web Services in ABAP
BC470
NW
Form Printing using SAP

Smart Forms
2 days
2 days
BC420
NW
Data Transfer
BC480
NW
PDF-Based Print Forms

with the Interactive Forms
Solution
5 days
3 days
CERTIFICATION Solution Academy basic training as Development Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004 - Web Application Development Focus ABAP
(for new ABAP consultants) TAW10 > TAW12 > C_TAW12_04

ALTERNATIVE COURSES SAPTEC > BC400 > BC401 > BC402 > BC405 > BC410 > BC414 > BC425 > BC430 > SM001 > C_TAW12_04
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Overview Course
Foundation Course
Detailed Course
Delta Course
Classroom training
E-learning
On Request
Certification
Recommended/
Required
Prerequisite
SAP Programming
CA611 eCATT and Test Workbench
DURATION 3 days PRICE 1695 STARTING DATES 13-feb-08
TARGET GROUP
GOALS
This course is aimed at all employees who

are involved in creating or organizing test
cases.
SAPTEC Fundamentals of SAP Web AS or
relevant experience in using an SAP
system
Create automated test scripts

Create executable data-controlled test
cases
Include test cases in test projects that
you manage with the Test Workbench
(status tracking and issue management)
Migrate test cases from CATT
PREREQUISITES - RECOMMENDED
CONTENT
General software testing experience

General programming knowledge
(such as BC400 - ABAP Workbench
Fundamentals)
Introduction to automated testing of

SAP systems
Set up the system landscape for eCATT
eCATT environment (scripts and script
language)
Test applications (what can I test
and how?)
PREREQUISITES - REQUIRED
Develop executable test cases

Version eCATT scripts
Migrate CATT to eCATT
Test Workbench overview
SOFTWARE
SAP NW 2004S
NOTES
This training is also suitable for

participants using SAP Web Application
Server 6.20.
The content of course CA611 is the
same as the PDECAT workshop.
MBC40 Managing ABAP Development Projects

DURATION 2 days PRICE 1130 STARTING DATES On request
TARGET GROUP
IT managers
Development managers
SAPTEC Fundamentals of SAP Web AS

GOALS
This course will enable you to explain the

development process using the ASAP
Roadmap and describe the tasks necessary
within an ABAP development project,
including the critical success factors.
CONTENT
Change levels
Customizing
Personalizing
Modifications
Customer exits and user exits

Customer development
Roles in the project team
Standards
Documentation
Software logistics and system
environment
Change requests, Workbench Organizer
Originals and copies
Process and technical design
Using the ABAP Workbench in
development projects
Data model and ABAP Dictionary
Transactional processing
Reporting
Quality assurance, maintenance
SOFTWARE
R/3 4.6C
NOTES
This course is designed for IT managers

who are responsible for implementing
developments using the ABAP
Workbench.
We recommend that you attend this
course to prepare for your project kickoff meeting.
The objective of this course is to give a
complete overview of the development
process, and not to train ABAP
programmers.
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SAP Programming
BC400 ABAP Workbench Foundations
DURATION 5 days PRICE 2825 STARTING DATES 07-jan-08, 31-mrt-08
TARGET GROUP
Developers, project managers, consultants

Programming knowledge
SAPTEC (Basics of SAP Web AS)
GOALS
Learn the fundamental concepts of the

ABAP programming language
Efficiently use the ABAP Workbench
tools
Create simple application programs
with user dialogs (selection screen, list
and screen) and database dialogs
(reading from the database)
CONTENT
Create ABAP programs and the most

important Repository objects using
appropriate ABAP Workbench tools
Navigate in the Workbench and use the
syntax help
Process source text with the ABAP
Editor
Test programs using the Debugger
Define elementary and structured data
objects
Overview of important ABAP
statements
Use internal tables (introduction)
Use modularization techniques local in
the program
Database dialogs: information about
database tables in the ABAP Dictionary,
read database tables
User dialogs: list, selection screen,
screens
Overview of ABAP Web Dynpro (from
SAP NetWeaver Application Server 7.0)
Use function groups and function
modules, classes and methods, BAPIs

Project-oriented development using the
Workbench Organizer
Overview of the different options for
adapting software
SOFTWARE
SAP NetWeaver Application Server 7.0

NOTES
The course is also suitable for participants

who are using a release older than the one
specified (at least SAP R/3 4.6). All ABAP
programming courses require that you
understand the contents of this basic
course.
BC401 ABAP Objects

DURATION 5 days PRICE 2825 STARTING DATES 14-jan-08, 07-apr-08
TARGET GROUP
ONTENT
NOTES
Developer
Consultants
Analyze and design classes (UML)

Classes, instances, references
Inheritance, interfaces, polymorphism
Events
Special object-oriented techniques
Global classes/interfaces (Class Builder)
Class-based exception concept
This course is aimed exclusively at

participants without any knowledge of
object-oriented programming. You
should attend both BC400 (ABAP
Workbench Foundations) and BC401
(ABAP Objects) to gain in-depth
understanding of the ABAP Workbench as
well as the ABAP programming language.
(ABAP consists of procedural and objectoriented parts. This is also reflected in
these courses.) The course is also suitable
for participants who are using a release
older than the one specified (at least
SAP R/3 4.6).
Programming experience
BC400 (ABAP Workbench Foundations)
GOALS
Determine the concepts of objectoriented programming

Develop business applications with
ABAP Objects
Good understanding of object-oriented
programming using ABAP Objects as an
example
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SOFTWARE
SAP Programming
BC402 Advanced ABAP
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
NOTES
Developer
Project team members
Consultants
ABAP runtime environment

ABAP types and data objects
Unicode
Analysis tools for programs
Work with internal tables
Program modularization with function
modules
Performance of complex Open SQL
statements
Dynamic programming with field
symbols and references
Runtime type information, runtime
type creation
Program calls and memory
management
Shared objects
The topic of the performance of ABAP

programs is also subject of the BC490
(ABAP Performance Tuning) course.
BC490 focuses on analyzing and
eliminating existing performance
problems, whereas BC402 is concerned
with avoiding performance problems even
during the design and implementation of
a program. The course is also suitable for
participants who are using a release older
than the one specified (at least SAP R/3
4.6). The topics Shared Objects and
Runtime Type Creation are only relevant
from SAP Web Application Server 6.40.

BC401 (ABAP Objects)
ABAP (Objects) programming skills

GOALS
In-depth knowledge of the ABAP

programming language to be able to
write more robust programs
The ability to assess ABAP
programming techniques according to
performance aspects and develop highperformance programs
Acquire the necessary knowledge to
develop dynamic ABAP programs
SOFTWARE
BC405 Programming ABAP Reports

Developer
Consultants
You can use logical databases to obtain

data from the database and even
program complex database queries
yourself.
CONTENT

Practical ABAP programming
experience
Obtain data:
- Selection screen
- Logical databases
- OpenSQL
ALV programming:
- using the ALV to display tables
- Trigger ALV basic functions from the
application
- Layout adjustments
- Use display variants
- Process user actions (double-click, press
pushbuttons and so on)
TARGET GROUP
GOALS
You will learn how to use the different

techniques for list processing.
You can design and implement simple
basic lists.
You can implement complex data tasks
using the SAP List Viewer (ALV).
SOFTWARE
SAP Web Application Server 6.40

NOTES
If required by all participants, the object

model of the SAP List Viewer (ALV) is
discussed in the course, which was
introduced with SAP Web Application
Server 6.40. If not, the ALV Grid Control
version is used, which was introduced
with SAP R/3 4.6B and can also be used in
the latest SAP software. The version that is
not used can be discussed briefly on
request.
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SAP Programming
BC407 Reporting with the InfoSet Query and QuickViewer
DURATION 2 days PRICE 1130 STARTING DATES 17-apr-08
Query developers
Query administrators
Query tools.
You also learn to set up the
administrative Query environment and
to manage it.
Necessary ABAP foundations to create

the InfoSet
InfoSets
Transportation
CONTENT
SOFTWARE
Fundamental knowledge of a
programming language
SAP user experience
QuickViewer
InfoSet Query
- Lists
- User Administration
SAP Query
- Lists
- User Administration
SAP R/3 4.6C
TARGET GROUP
GOALS
This course enables you to create simple

and complex data analyses using the
QuickViewer, InfoSet Query and SAP
NOTES
When revising courses, we reserve the

right to usemore up-to-date software
than specified in the course.
BC410 Programming User Dialogs

DURATION 3 days PRICE 1695 STARTING DATES 23-jan-08, 21-apr-08
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
Developer
Consultants
Principles and ergonomics of user

dialogs
User interface
- Menu Painter (tool)
- Menu bar
- Application Toolbar
- Options
Screen objects attributes
implementation and processing:
- Screen Painter (tool)
- Text fields, frames, status icons,
input/output fields, dropdown list
boxes, pushbuttons, checkboxes,

BC430 (ABAP Dictionary)

ABAP programming experience
GOALS
In this course you will learn to develop

screen-based user dialogs.
radio buttons, subscreens, tabstrips,

table controls
Context menus
List processing in dialog programming
SOFTWARE
SAP R/3 4.6C

NOTES

right to usemore up-to-date software
than specified. The course is also suitable
for participants who are using a release
older than the one specified (at least SAP
R/3 4.6).
BC412 Dialog Programming using EnjoySAP Controls

TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
SOFTWARE
Developer
Consultants
Function and use of the Control

Framework
Integrate and call controls
Data transport between ABAP programs
and controls
Change control attributes
React to actions in the control
Context menus
Drag and drop functionality
Combination of EnjoySAP Controls
with other ABAP dialog forms
Function scope and use of selected
EnjoySAP Controls: HTML control,
picture control, text edit control, ALV
grid control, tree control
SAP R/3 4.6C

BC410 (Developing User Dialogs)
Knowledge in object-oriented
programming (such as ABAP Objects)
BC401 (ABAP Objects)

GOALS
This course explains techniques for

creating user dialogs that are maintained
using the EnjoySAP Controls from ABAP
programs.
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NOTES
This courses teaches you to control the

EnjoySAP Controls from ABAP programs
(using the classes delivered in the standard
system). The ABAP Objects syntax
elements that are necessary for this are
also part of the course contents. The
following are not part of the course:
object-oriented modeling, general objectoriented programming and the control of
external controls.
SAP Programming
BC414 Programming Database Updates
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
SOFTWARE
Developer Consultants
Open SQL statements fromABAP for

changing the contents of database tables
The LUW concept
Use of the SAP locking concept
Database changes from dialog programs
using suitable techniques: inline
updates, synchronous, asynchronous
and local updates in V1 and V2 mode
Implementation of complex
transactions
SAP R/3 4.6C


GOALS
The courses explains techniques for

programming change transactions in the
SAP NetWeaver Application Server.
NOTES
Participants in this course should be able

to use the ABAP Workbench. Knowledge
of ABAP dialog programming is very
useful. When revising courses, we reserve
the right to usemore up-to-date software
than specified in the course. The course is
also suitable for participantswho are using
a release older than the one specified (at
least SAP R/3 4.6).
CR590 BDT - Business Data Toolset

TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
Technical consultants and developers

working with the BDT and who
Develop new functionality internally
within SAP or
or for development partners
Enhance existing BDT applications
In this course the BDT and its

enhancement technology are discussed.
The enhancement technology includes
programming function groups in
reserved namespaces and the execution
via BDT control tables. The technology
is supported by exercises in using the
SAP Business Partner (programmed
with BDT technology).
The following topics are dealt with:
- Data Dictionary enhancements
- Dialog control
- Event technique in dialog and program
logic
- Enhancements with table appends
- Enhancements with new tables
- GUI menu
Good knowledge of ABAP

Experience with dialog programming

GOALS
At the end of this course you will be able

to carry out enhancements to
applications created with the BDT. The
course provides fundamental information
about dialog, program logic and service
program functionality within the BDT.
- Service programs
- Interfaces
- Visual Configuration Tool (VCT)
SOFTWARE
SAP CRM 3.0

SAP R/3 4.6C
NOTES
BDT is used in SAP Business Partner,

Banking, Insurance, FI-CA, Real Estate,
Payment Cards, Financial Service and
Waste Management.
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SAP Programming
BC425 Enhancements and Modification
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
Project managers
Developer
Consultants
Overview of the options for making

customer-specific adjustments to the
SAP standard system
Personalization (transaction variants)
Enhancements to:
- Elements of the ABAP Dictionary
- SAP programs
- SAP screen menus
- SAP screens
Enhancement techniques:
- Enhancements to elements of the ABAP
Dictionary
- Enhancements via customer exits
- Business Transaction Events (BTEs)
- Business Add Ins (BAdIs)
SAPTEC Fundamentals of SAP Web AS

BC401 ABAP Objects
GOALS
Display the options for making

customer-specific adjustments to the
SAP standard system
Searching for and using enhancements
Correct implementation of
modifications
Modifications:
- Procedure
- Utilities (Modification Assistant,
Modification Browser)
- Modification adjustment
SAP Note Assistant (tool for SAP Note
implementation)
SOFTWARE
WEB AS 6.20
NOTES

right to use more up-to-date software
than specified.
The course is mainly suitable for
participants using SAP R/3 4.6.
BC430 ABAP Dictionary

DURATION 3 days PRICE 1695 STARTING DATES 14-apr-08
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
Dictionary administrators
Developer
Consultants
Terms and functions of the

ABAPDictionary
Type definitions in the ABAP Dictionary
Tables incl. includes and appends
Performance aspects when accessing
tables:
- Buffering
- Indexes
Relationships between tables:
- Define and manage foreign keys
- Texttables
Dependencies between objects in the

GOALS
The course discusses the role of theABAP

Dictionary in the SAP system and its scope
of functions.
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ABAP Dictionary
Views and append views
Search help and append search help
SOFTWARE

NOTES
Basic knowledge of using and the scope of

functions of the ABAP Workbench are
essential. This course is also suitable for
participants using SAP R/3 4.6. When
revising courses, we reserve the right to
usemore up-to-date software than
specified.
SAP Programming
BC460 SAPscript: Forms Design and Text Management
TARGET GROUP

Developer
Consultants

GOALS
Learn the basic elements of SAPscript

and how its components interact
Create and maintain forms
Maintain and execute print programs
CONTENT
Overview of SAPscript: Significance of

SAPscript in the SAP system,
components, forms and print programs,

processing flow
Form elements: windows and pages,
paragraph formats, character formats
Text editor: text layout in the PC editor
and in the line editor
Icons and control commands
Print program: functions of the print
program and the form processor,
important function modules,
outputting text elements, processing
header lines, functions of the form
processor
Formatting text modules using styles
Modifications: procedure for changing

forms and print programs, transporting
SAPscript objects
SAPscript font maintenance
Overview of SAP Smart Forms
SOFTWARE
SAP R/3 4.6C

NOTES
This course discusses the technological

aspects of SAPscript. It does not give you
any application-specific knowledge. This
course is also suitable for participants
using SAP R/3 4.6.
BC470 Form Printing using SAP Smart Forms

DURATION 2 days PRICE 1130 STARTING DATES 07-feb-08, 28-apr-08
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
SOFTWARE

Developers
Consultants
Overview of SAP Smart Forms

General concepts of form printing:
windows and pages, main and
secondary windows, text and data
Create and adapt an SAP Smart Form:
Form Builder, Form Painter, form logic,
node types (texts, graphics, addresses
and so on)
Variables: form interface, global data
Tables: Table Painter, dynamic tables,
templates, headers and footers
Smart Styles: Style Builder, paragraph
and character formats
Changing the form and application
program
SAP R/3 Enterprise

Relevant application courses

GOALS
Learn SAP Smart Forms:

- Create and maintain forms
- Application programs
- Smart Styles
NOTES
This course is also suitable for participants

using SAP R/3 4 6C. Refer you the
documentation for your application(s) to
see whether SAP Smart Forms or
SAPscript is used. SAP Note 430621 offers
initial information. Also note that from
SAP ERP 2005, PDF-based forms are
delivered in addition to the existing forms
fromboth older methods or instead of
them. This course discusses the
technological aspects of Smart Forms. It
does not give you any application-specific
knowledge.
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SAP Programming
BC480 PDF-Based Print Forms
DURATION 3 days PRICE 1695 STARTING DATES 05-mei-08
TARGET GROUP
GOALS
NOTES
Developers
Consultants
Create forms for print scenarios with

Interactive Forms based on Adobe
software
Integration in ABAP programs
From SAP NetWeaver 2004 (SAP Web

Application Server 6.40), a new
technology is available for creating and
displaying forms in addition to SAPscript
and Smart Forms: PDF-based forms using
Adobe technology. Standard forms are
delivered from SAP ERP 2005. (Delivered
forms in SAP ERP 2004 may only be
implemented and used in customer
systems following consultation with SAP
and with support from an SAP
consultant. See also SAP Note 735050.)
Course BC480 provides details about print
scenarios with these forms. (Interactive
applications or integration in Web
scenarios are not discussed in the course,
however.) Course BC480 discusses the
technological aspects of the PDF-based
forms; it does not give you any
application-specific knowledge.

Programming experience with ABAP
Knowledge of SAPscript and/or Smart

Forms
CONTENT
Overview: Architecture
Interface
Context
Designer (the graphical layout tool)
Form structure
Static elements
Dynamic elements and tables
Scripting
Integration in ABAP programs
SOFTWARE
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SAP Programming
SAP NetWeaver Programming Core additional Courses Adobe
Overview / Awareness SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe
WNLADA
NW
Adobe Interactive Forms

Awareness
1 day
SAP Interactive Forms for ABAP Development

SAPTEC
NW
BC400
Fundamentals of
SAP Web AS
NW
ABAP Workbench
Foundations
3 days
BC401
NW
ABAP Objects
5 days
WNLADO
NW
Workshop Interactive
Forms ABAP Development
Introduction
5 days
WNLADV
NW
Workshop Advanced ABAP

Interactive Forms for ECC
4 days
3 days
SAP Interactive Forms for Java Development

JA100
NW
JA300
SAP J2SE Fundamentals
NW
SAP J2EE Fundamentals
5 days
JA310
NW
Java Web Dynpro
5 days
WNLADJ
NW
Workshop Interactive
Forms Java Development
Introduction
5 days
WNLAJA
NW
Workshop Advanced Java

Interactive Forms
for CE
4 days
3 days
Dit SAP Interactive Forms curriculum is een lokale samenwerking tussen Adobe, NL4B en SAP Education Nederland
WNLADA Adobe Interactive Forms Awareness

DURATION 1 day PRICE 565 STARTING DATES 29-feb-08, 16-mei-08, 16-jun-08
Overview of Adobe Software possibilities

Overview of standard Interactive Forms
Scenarios
Sales triggers and the way of selling
Relationship between Interactive Forms
and Business Processes
Possible scenarios and the way of
implementation
Participants presentation of a local case
TARGET GROUP
GOALS
Sales consultants, pre-sales consultants,

project managers, key users / power
users.
Understand the partnership between

SAP and Adobe
Understand the possibilities of
Interactive Forms
Understand the relationship between
Interactive Forms and Business
Processes
Find the sales triggers to sell Interactive
Forms
SOFTWARE
CONTENT
NW 2004s
Partnership SAP and Adobe

Overview of possibilities of Interactive
Forms
NOTES
Knowledge of business processes and

their disruptive process steps
Knowledge of the use of paper forms
within business processes
Knowledge of the way IT supports
business processes
Overview Course
Foundation Course
Detailed Course
Delta Course
Classroom training
E-learning
On Request
Certification
Recommended/
Required
Prerequisite
Course language: Dutch
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SAP Programming
WNLADJ Workshop Interactive Forms Java Development Introduction
DURATION 4 days PRICE 2260 STARTING DATES 22-apr-08, 17-jun-08
TARGET GROUP
SAP Java Developers who want to create

Interactive Forms applications.
Programming experience with Java

JA100 SAP JS2E Fundamentals
JA300 SAP J2EE Fundamentals
JA310 Java Web Dynpro
JavaScript
GOALS
To understand the partnership between

SAP and Adobe
To understand the architecture of
Adobe Document Server within the SAP
NetWeaver environment
To develop Interactive Forms using the
Adobe Document Server and Adobe
LiveCycle Designer
To process data, from an Interactive
Form, within a SAP environment
To implement an Interactive Form in a

Web Dynpro for Java scenario
To use simple Scripting within an
Interactive Form
CONTENT

Overview of possible scenarios for using
Interactive Forms
Architectural overview of Adobe
Document Server within SAP
NetWeaver
Working with the Adobe Acrobat &
Adobe Reader
Setting ReaderRights for Interactive
Forms in Adobe Reader
Standard SAP Controls and their use in
Interactive Forms
Working with the Adobe LiveCycle
Designer
Working with the designer within the
NetWeaver Development Studio
Implementing an offline and online

Interactive Form scenario
Create an Interactive Form for a Web
Dynpro for Java scenario
Zero Client Installation (ZCI) versus
Active Component Framework (ACF)
Generating and E-mailing an Interactive
Form in a SAP environment
Uploading and Downloading Interactive
Forms
Extracting data from an Interactive
Form in a SAP environment
Making use of the PDF object Java
Classes
Making use of Form Scripting
SOFTWARE
NW 2004s
NOTES
Course will be held in Dutch, unless

English is necessary
WNLADO Workshop Interactive Forms ABAP Development Introduction

DURATION 4 days PRICE 2260 STARTING DATES 04-mrt-08, 20-mei-08
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
SAP ABAP Developers who want to

create Interactive Forms applications.

Overview of possibilities of Interactive
Forms
SAP Business Scenarios and use of PDF
Architectural overview of Adobe
Document Server within SAP
NetWeaver
Working with the Adobe Acrobat &
Adobe Reader
Choosing between Active Component
Framework (ACF) and Zero Client
Installation (ZCI)
Standard SAP Controls and their use of
PDF
Making use of the Adobe Designer
Create a standalone Interactive Form
Developing an offline Interactive Form
Making use of the SAP transaction
Form Builder
Change an existing Interactive Form
Making use of the function modules of
the Adobe Document Server
A sound knowledge of ABAP

- BC400 ABAP Workbench Foundations
and
- BC401 ABAP Objects
ABAP Web Dynpro knowledge

GOALS
To understand the partnership between

SAP and Adobe
Adobe Document Server within the SAP
NetWeaver environment
To develop new Interactive Forms using
the Adobe Document Server
To change existing Interactive Forms
within standard SAP scenarios
To process data, from an Interactive
Form, within a SAP environment
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E-mailing an Interactive Form

Developing an online Interactive Form
Making use of Form Scripting
Making use of DDIC or XML Interfaces
Create an Interactive Form for a Web
Dynpro for ABAP scenario
Making use of Zero Client Installation
(ZCI) Forms
Uploading and Downloading Interactive
Forms
Making use of the PDF object ABAP
Classes
How to extract data from an Interactive
Form
Processing Interactive Forms
SOFTWARE
NW 2004s
NOTES
Course will be held in English, unless

everyone understands Dutch, this
course will be held in Dutch
SAP Programming
WNLADV Workshop Advanced ABAP Interactive Forms for ECC
DURATION 3 days PRICE 1695 STARTING DATES 17-mrt-08, 26-mei-08
TARGET GROUP
SAP ABAP Developers who want to

create Interactive Forms applications.
Programming experience with ABAP

BC401 ABAP Objects
WNLADO Interactive Forms ABAP
Development Introduction
NET310 ABAP Web Dynpro

BC425 Enhancements and
Modifications
JavaScript
GOALS
To understand Interactive Forms

possibilities within SAP Enterprise Core
Component (ECC)
To understand the architecture of the

Internal Service Request (ISR)
Framework
To develop Interactive Forms for ISR
Framework scenarios
To make us of fonts replacement,
signatures and certificates
To understand performance
influencing aspects
To understand how to trace and handle
errors
Implementing tables, dynamic

properties and standard SAP library
controls
Adding fonts and font replacements
within Interactive Forms
Making use of Digital Signatures and
Certificates
Understanding aspects influencing the
performance of Interactive Forms
Troubleshooting regarding Interactive
Forms
CONTENT
SOFTWARE
Developing and understanding Internal

Service Request (ISR) Form scenarios
Web Dynpro for ABAP, advanced
Interactive Forms topics
Implementing multi-language
Interactive Forms
NW 2004s
NOTES

WNLAJA Workshop Advanced Java Interactive Forms for Composite Environment

DURATION 3 days PRICE 1695 STARTING DATES 30-jun-08
TARGET GROUP
SAP Java Developers who want to create

Interactive Forms applications.
Programming experience with Java

JA100 SAP JS2E Fundamentals
WNLADJ Interactive Forms Java
Development Introduction
JavaScript
GOALS
To understand Interactive Forms

possibilities within SAP Composite
Environment (CE)
Composite Environment
To develop Interactive Forms for

Guided Procedure (GP) environment
To make us of fonts replacement,
signatures and certificates
To understand performance
influencing aspects
To understand how to trace and handle
errors
Adding fonts and font replacements

within Interactive Forms
Making use of Digital Signatures and
Certificates
Understanding aspects influencing the
performance of Interactive Forms
Troubleshooting regarding Interactive
Forms
CONTENT
SOFTWARE
Developing and understanding

composite Forms in Guided Procedures
Web Dynpro for Java, advanced
Interactive Forms topics
Implementing multi-language
Interactive Forms
Implementing tables, dynamic
properties and standard SAP library
controls
NW 2004s
NOTES

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SAP Programming
Application Specific Programming Courses
SAPNW
NW
3 days
NW001
SAPTEC
NW
Fundamentals of
SAP Web AS
3 days
BC400
NW
ABAP Workbench
Foundations
5 days
NW
Powered by
SAP NetWeaver
HR350
See special prerequisites
for AC400 and HR350
on pages 95 and 116
ERP
Programming in Human
Capital Management
8 hours
5 days
AC400
ERP
Programming in Financials
Cursusdetailgegevens kunt u vinden via de index op pagina 280

3 days
228
SAP Programming
Programming Web Applications
SAPTEC
NW
BC400
Fundamentals of
SAP Web AS
NW
ABAP Workbench
Foundations
3 days
SAPNW
BC401
NW
ABAP Objects
5 days
NET100
5 days
3 days
NET200
NW
Experience in
any programming
language
NW
Developing
BSP Applications
5 days
3 days
NW001
NW
Internet Application
Components (IACs)
NET310
NW
NW
NET311
ABAP Web Dynpro
Powered by
SAP NetWeaver
5 days
8 hours
NW
Advanced Web Dynpro for

ABAP
2 days
NET100 SAP ITS: Developing Screen-Based IACs

component and IACs that are based on

the Web transactions programming
model.
TARGET GROUP
Developers who are creating or want to

adapt IACs
CONTENT

HTML foundations
SAP ITS architecture

Web transactions programming model
Service files and service parameters
HTMLBusiness templates
HTMLBusiness language elements
Creating user dialogs using the SAP
HTMLBusiness function library
Layout and design adjustments
Language-dependencies
ITS Debugger

GOALS
Course participants learn in detail how

to create an Internet Application
Component (IAC).
The course focuses on the differences
between classic transactions of an SAP
Synchronizing
Authentication
Input help
Error handling
Frame transactions
SOFTWARE
SAP Internet Transaction Server

NOTES
This course is not aimed at SAP ITS

administrators. These topics are discussed
in NET170 (SAP ITS: Administration).
NET200 Developing BSP Applications

DURATION 5 days PRICE 2825 STARTING DATES 28-jan-08, 19-mei-08
SAP Web Application Server

Create Web applications that are based
on the Business Server Pages (BSP)
programming model.
TARGET GROUP
Developer
Consultants

Basic knowledge of HTML / HTTP
Basic knowledge of object-oriented
programming (preferably: ABAP
Objects)
Knowledge of transaction programming

(preferably: BC410 (Developing User
Dialogs))
GOALS
Overview of the system architecture of the
CONTENT
System architecture of the SAP Web

Application Server
Process of an HTTP request/response
cycle
Components of a BSP application and a
BSP
Create BSP applications and BSPs
Ease of navigation
Status management (session handling)
MIME objects in BSPs
Overview Course
Foundation Course
Detailed Course
Delta Course
Classroom training
E-learning
On Request
Certification
Recommended/
Required
Prerequisite
Layout design with BSP extensions

Model View Controller (MVC)
programming model
Adjustment options:
- Internationalization (OTR)
- Design adjustment
Logon procedure
Additional techniques:
- Connecting back-end systems using
RFC
- Sending e-mails from BSP applications
- Client role of the SAP Web Application
Server
SOFTWARE
229
SAP Programming
Programming Web Applications
NET310 ABAP Web Dynpro
DURATION 5 days PRICE 2825 STARTING DATES 04-feb-08, 21-apr-08, 16-jun-08
TARGET GROUP
GOALS
Developers and consultants who want

to create applications based on the
ABAP Web Dynpro programming
model.
Project managers who want to learn
about the capabilities of ABAP Web
Dynpro.
To discuss the role of ABAP Web

Dynpro with regard to SAPs UI strategy
To develop ABAP Web Dynpro-based
applications
Changing context and UI at runtime

Connecting components
Integrating the SAP List Viewer (ALV)
Portal integration
Configuring and personalizing
CONTENT
SOFTWARE
Web Dynpro component architecture

Create and use Web Dynpro controllers
Data storage in Web Dynpro
components: context
Navigation and data transfer
Definition of the Web Dynpro user
interface
Internationalization
Define and send messages
Input help
SAP NetWeaver 2004s
A sound knowledge of ABAP, particularly

of the material covered in the courses
and BC401 (ABAP Objects)
NOTES
Please note that Web Dynpro for ABAP is

only available from SAP NetWeaver 2004s
(SAP NetWeaver Application Server 7.0).
NET311 Advanced Web Dynpro for ABAP

DURATION 2 days PRICE 1130 STARTING DATES 28-apr-08, 13-jun-08
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
NOTES
Developers of ABAP Web Dynpro

applications
The ABAP Web Dynpro API

Dynamic Component Usage
Popup windows
Enhancements for ABAP Web Dynpro
Development Rules
Please note that ABAP Web Dynpro was

introduced only with SAP NetWeaver
7.0.
ABAP Web Dynpro (NET310)

None
GOALS
SOFTWARE
At the end of this course you will be

able to use advanced ABAP Web Dynpro
coding techniques
SAP NetWeaver 7.0
230
SAP Programming
Business Programming Java
NW001
NW
SAPNW
Powered by
SAP NetWeaver
NW
JA310
NW
Java Web Dynpro
3 days
JA100
5 days
NW
SAP J2SE Fundamentals
JA300
NW
SAP J2EE Fundamentals
5 days
JA320
NW
Advanced Web Dynpro for

Java
Experience with J2EE
8 hours
JA312
5 days
NW
SAP Java Persistence

Framework
5 days
5 days
JA331
NW
SAP J2EE Open Integration

Technologies
JA314
12,5 hours
JA340
2 hours
NW
SAP Java Development

Infrastructure
EP120
NW
SAP NetWeaver
Portal Development
3 days
EP130
NW
Java WebDynpro
Business Graphics
5 days
NW
SAP KMC Development
5 days
CERTIFICATION Solution Academy basic training as Development Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004 - Web Application Development Focus Java
JA100 > JA300 > JA331 > JA340 > JA310 > JA320 > C_JA320_04
JA100 SAP J2SE Fundamentals

They can implement simple objectoriented applications in Java

They can call remote function modules
in an SAP system from a Java application
TARGET GROUP
Developer
Consultants
Programming knowledge in any

CONTENT
Basic knowledge of ABAP, especially about

function modules and BAPIs
GOALS
Participants learn the attributes, special

features and the syntax of the Java
Development tools in the Java 2

Software Development Kit
SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio
Java data types
Operators, expressions and statements
Object-oriented programming with Java
Inheritance and interfaces
Exception handling
Overview Course
Foundation Course
Detailed Course
Delta Course
Classroom training
E-learning
On Request
Certification
Recommended/
Required
Prerequisite
Collection framework
SAP Java Connector and SAP Enterprise
Connector
Overview of Java 2 Enterprise Edition
(J2EE)
NOTES
The course uses the SAP NetWeaver

Developer Studio as the development
environment. All subsequent courses
(JAxxx) require that you understand the
contents of this course.
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SAP Programming
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
Developer
Consultants
Overview of the SAP NetWeaver

Application Server Java system
architecture
Administration tools: Visual
Administrator, SAP Management
Console
SAP NetWeaver Development
Infrastructure (NWDI)
Overview of Enterprise JavaBeans
Introduction to the SAP persistence
framework
JA100 SAP J2SE Fundamentals or

equivalent knowledge
Knowledge of HTML, especially HTML
forms
GOALS
Develop J2EE applications based on the

SAP NetWeaver Application Server Java
- SAP Java Dictionary

- Open SQL for Java
- Overview of supported persistence
models
Introduction in Web Services
SAP Web Dynpro Java (introduction)
Servlets, JSP (introduction)
Programming Java stand alone clients
and Web clients for EJBs
SOFTWARE
WEB AS 6.40
JA310 Java Web Dynpro Basics

TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
Developer
Consultants
Core Positioning
Web Dynpro development with the SAP
NetWeaver Developer Studio
Web Dynpro Controller
Context definition
Context access at runtime
UI elements
JA100 (Java Start-Up Kit)

GOALS
Develop graphical user interfaces in Java

with the Web Dynpro technology
Messages and multilingual capability

Input help
Debugging Web Dynpro applications
Dynamic changes to context and UI
Using models using adaptive RFC as an
example
SOFTWARE
JA312 Advanced Web Dynpro for Java

TARGET GROUP
Experienced Java Web Dynpro

developers
Project members
Consultants
JA310 Java Web Dynpro Basics

Practical programming experience with
Java Web Dynpro
GOALS
The course provides developers with a

deeper understanding of the Java Web
Dynpro programming model. It also
discusses aspects of larger Web Dynpro
applications with a complex business logic
and user interface layout.
CONTENT
Web Dynpro Programming Model

232
- Phase model
- Dynamic action handler and complex
parameter mapping
- Definition of standalone component
interfaces
- Navigation and popup windows
- Error handling
- Suspend/resume plugs
- Web Dynpro technology service classes
- Application and URL properties
- Structuring complex Web Dynpro
applications
Complex context properties
- Supply and dispose functions
- Typed context API
Complex UI properties
- Programming with tree UI elements
- Object value selectors
- Dynamic context visualization

Multilingual capability in Web Dynpro
Web Dynpro model objects
- Changes to the RFC interface
- Web Service models and Java Bean
models
SOFTWARE
SAP NW 2004S
NOTES
This course is not suitable for beginners.

This is an advanced and highly technical
training course. If possible, programmers
with a basic knowledge of Web Dynpro
should have already completed a
productive Web Dynpro project before
attending this course.
SAP Programming
JA314 Business Graphics Integration
DURATION 2 hours PRICE 150 E-LEARNING
TARGET GROUP
GOALS
CONTENT
Java WebDynpro Developers
Use the Internet Graphics Server with

WebDynpro
Install, Configure and Integrate Web
Dynpro with the Internet Graphics
Server
Supply Business Data from your
WebDynpro Application to the Internet
Graphics Server for presentation
Internet Graphics Server Overview

Installation and Configuration of the
IGS
WebDynpro integration with the IGS
JA300 SAP J2EE Start-Up Kit

NOTES
This content was formerly part of TJA311

Java WebDynpro
JA320 SAP Java Persistence Framework

TARGET GROUP
GOALS
Developer
Consultants
Develop J2EE applications based on

relational database tables
CONTENT
JA100 (Java J2SE Fundamentals)

JA300 (SAP J2SE Fundamentals) or
equivalent knowledge
Maintaining the properties of database

tables using the Java Dictionary
Overview of the persistence models in
SAP Persistence Framework: JDBC,
SQLJ, entity beans, and JDO
Transaction handling
Managing logical locks using the
enqueue server
Logging and tracing
Secure database access with J2EE
security roles and UME permissions
SOFTWARE
JA331 SAP J2EE Open Integration Technologies

DURATION 12 hours PRICE 500 E-LEARNING
TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
SOFTWARE
Development Consultants responsible for

developing in Java applications
SAP Enterprise Connector (JCo)

Java Connector Architecture (JCA)
JCo RFC Provider ABAP > Java
Communication
Java Message Beans (JMS) and Message
Driven Beans (MDB)
Web Services Use and Creation
Protocols of Web Services (SOAP, WSDL,
UDDI)
JA100 (Java Start-up Kit)

JA300 (SAP J2EE Startup Kit)
None
GOALS
Develop Java applications that integrate

with other systems.
NOTES
If you have studied this E-learning

material in detail, successful participation
in the following classroom training course
is possible in all cases. The course material
is available in English only. A training
system is not available from SAP
Education for E-learning.
JA340 SAP Java Development Infrastructure

TARGET GROUP
CONTENT
NOTES
Development Consultants responsible for

developing in Java applications
Component Model
Software Deployment Manager (SDM)
JDI from a programmers point of view
- Design Time Repository (DTR)
- Component Build Service (CBS)
- Change Management Service (CMS)
If you have studied this E-learning

material in detail, successful participation
in the following classroom training course
is possible in all cases. The course material
is available in English only. A training
system is not available from SAP
Education for E-learning.
JA100 (Start-up Kit)

JA300 (SAP J2EE Startup Kit)
None
GOALS
SOFTWARE
Use the Java development Infrastructure

for your development projects
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