SAP Business ByDesign Studio – Application Development

28.10.2011

Englisch

9781592293674

Rheinwerk Publishing

SAP PRESS Englisch

Nein

Thomas Schneider

486

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Gebundene Ausgabe

SMB, Mittelstand, Programming, AppStore, Partner Model

. Foreword. 15 . About This Book. 17 . Introduction. 21 1. Getting Started. 37 . 1.1. Introducing Site Management. 37 . 1.2. Introducing SAP Business ByDesign Studio. 42 . 1.3. The First Development Project. 43 . 1.4. Summary. 46 2. Architecture Overview. 47 . 2.1. Architecture Overview. 47 . 2.2. Repository. 54 . 2.3. Business Object Engine. 56 . 2.4. User Interface Engine. 60 . 2.5. Search Engine. 64 . 2.6. Integration of Add-ons with SAP Business ByDesign. 66 . 2.7. Summary. 73 3. Business Object Modeling. 75 . 3.1. Introduction to Business Objects. 76 . 3.2. Defining Business Objects, Nodes, and Associations. 79 . 3.3. Defining Elements and Data Types. 88 . 3.4. Adjusting Business Object Data for the User Interface and Other Consumers. 98 . 3.5. Defining Actions. 100 . 3.6. Defining Queries. 111 . 3.7. Defining Messages. 117 . 3.8. Example: Sales Order. 118 . 3.9. Naming Conventions and Useful Guidelines. 122 . 3.10. Summary. 128 4. User Interface. 131 . 4.1. User Interface Fundamentals. 131 . 4.2. Configuring a Form Pane. 143 . 4.3. Configuring a List Pane. 154 . 4.4. Using Frontend Scripting. 165 . 4.5. Configuring Object-Based Navigation. 171 . 4.6. Configuring Work Center and Work Center View. 182 . 4.7. Defining Authorizations. 185 . 4.8. Configuring Embedded Components. 195 . 4.9. Mobile User Interfaces. 201 . 4.10. Analyzing Issues in User Interfaces. 202 . 4.11. Summary. 207 5. Business Object Implementation. 209 . 5.1. SAP Business ByDesign Scripting Language. 209 . 5.2. Implementing a Business Object--Fundamentals. 234 . 5.3. Implementing a Business Object--Example. 239 . 5.4. Recording and Evaluating a Trace. 256 . 5.5. Implementing a Number Range. 260 . 5.6. Summary. 264 6. Business Configuration. 267 . 6.1. Business Configuration Fundamentals. 267 . 6.2. Defining Business Adaptation Content. 274 . 6.3. Defining Business Configuration Sets (BC Sets). 278 . 6.4. Defining Scoping Rules. 281 . 6.5. Defining an Implementation Project Template. 282 . 6.6. Summary. 283 7. Business Object and User Interface Extensions. 285 . 7.1. Extensibility Fundamentals. 285 . 7.2. Adding Extension Fields. 290 . 7.3. Implementing Business Logic Extensions. 297 . 7.4. Adding Embedded Components and Mashups to User Interfaces. 302 . 7.5. Other User Interface Extensions. 320 . 7.6. Summary. 324 8. Business Analytics. 327 . 8.1. Business Analytics Fundamentals. 327 . 8.2. Defining Basic Data Sources. 332 . 8.3. Defining Reports. 336 . 8.4. Adjusting Business Object Data for Analytics. 345 . 8.5. Defining Joined and Combined Data Sources. 346 . 8.6. Adding Extension Fields to Data Sources and Reports. 351 . 8.7. Summary. 352 9. Service Integration. 355 . 9.1. Output Management. 358 . 9.2. Business Task Management. 370 . 9.3. Internal Communication. 378 . 9.4. External Web Services. 398 . 9.5. File Input. 409 . 9.6. Summary. 410 10. SAP Business ByDesign Platform Objects and Services. 413 . 10.1. SAP Business ByDesign Platform Overview. 413 . 10.2. Business Partner, Organizational Unit, Party, and Identity. 417 . 10.3. Reuse Services for Address, Text, and Attachment. 425 . 10.4. Cost Objects. 431 . 10.5. Summary. 433 11. Lifecycle Management. 435 . 11.1. Preparation Phase. 436 . 11.2. Development Phase. 445 . 11.3. Deployment Phase. 447 . 11.4. Operation and Support Phase. 454 . 11.5. Continuous Improvement Phase. 456 . 11.6. Summary. 458 . Appendices. 461 . A. Information Sources. 461 . B. Glossary. 469 . Index. 475

229 mm

17.5 cm