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ABAP Folder in Eclipse

Former Member

‎2013 Feb 05 7:27 PM

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Hi - I am unable to view the ABAP folder after importing ADT 2.0 into Eclipse . I thought i need to create my custom abap programs under this folder . Please advice .

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gregorw
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‎2013 Feb 05 7:32 PM

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You have to create an ABAP Project which will represent the connection to your ABAP Backend System. ABAP in Eclipse is not an offline ABAP Editor. You always need connectivity to a backend. Hope that clarifies it a bit.

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In response to gregorw

‎2013 Feb 07 9:16 AM

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I have unistalled the Eclipse and re-installed again with ADT 2.0 . So this time i am able to view the ABAP folder in Eclipse when i choose File->New->Projects and hence able to create connection and work with same for development .

Thanks.