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‎2008 Apr 27 3:32 PM
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‎2008 Apr 30 11:22 AM
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- ABAP Development
Hi ,
Web Dynpro uses the model-view-controller
(MVC) approach to Web interface
development (see sidebar at top of next
page), so that a Web Dynpro component
and all its pieces have the same semantics
whether they are written in ABAP
or Java.The very first version of the Web
Dynpro development environment to be
delivered was for Java-based projects.
For Web Dynpro
http://www.esnips.com/doc/97d0d50d-907a-4e99-82db-f558888bd544/Web-Dynpro
where as Dynpro , here we use number of screen , push buttons, text boxes table controls tabs stips etc. nothing but Module Pools
Reward Points If Usefull
Regards
Fareedas
Edited by: Fareeda Tabassum S on Apr 30, 2008 3:52 PM
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‎2008 Apr 27 4:23 PM
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Dynpro is nothing more than a screen. So when you develop a dynpro application, you are creating an application which involves screens in which the user will interact with. In classical ABAP programming we use module pool programs which contain a numbr of screens, and we use the screen painter to creat these screens in a graphical way. These applications would then run in SAPgui. Web dynpro is a way to create screens and interactive programs as well, but is not tied to the SAPgui. These applications can run in a web browser, or in a smart client. The design paraidigms between the two are quite different, Web Dynpro uses the MVC paradigm(Model View Controller), you can mimic the same with classical dynpro, but it is not enforced.
Regards,
Rich Heilman
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‎2008 Apr 28 11:51 AM
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Hi
DYNPRO as the name suggest is basically the Dynamic Programing or the Screen Programing. It deals with creating the screens for interaction with the user and also it provides various screen interfaces through which the user can interact.
Web Dynpro is the way of using the web to bring the UI to the user. You can get a much detailed information about WebDynpro from the following link.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/nw-wdabap
Thanks,
Samantak.
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‎2008 Apr 30 11:22 AM
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Hi ,
Web Dynpro uses the model-view-controller
(MVC) approach to Web interface
development (see sidebar at top of next
page), so that a Web Dynpro component
and all its pieces have the same semantics
whether they are written in ABAP
or Java.The very first version of the Web
Dynpro development environment to be
delivered was for Java-based projects.
For Web Dynpro
http://www.esnips.com/doc/97d0d50d-907a-4e99-82db-f558888bd544/Web-Dynpro
where as Dynpro , here we use number of screen , push buttons, text boxes table controls tabs stips etc. nothing but Module Pools
Reward Points If Usefull
Regards
Fareedas
Edited by: Fareeda Tabassum S on Apr 30, 2008 3:52 PM
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