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Touch technology for ABAP

Former Member

‎2012 Jan 07 1:03 PM

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Hi,

As considering mobile and tablet is getting more market penetration and enterprise is more keen on adapting these technology for their employee.

Now seem like most developer are jumping ship to develop mobile apps for all kinds of businesses.

Someday, enterprise office application may go into touch technology, something like microsoft surface, or kinect.

Was wondering, will there be possible ABAP may come out with something that is touch technology enabled that could program like iOS or android platform?

Moderator message : Not directly related to ABAP development, thread locked.

Edited by: Vinod Kumar on Jan 9, 2012 1:26 PM

Hi,

As considering mobile and tablet is getting more market penetration and enterprise is more keen on adapting these technology for their employee.

Now seem like most developer are jumping ship to develop mobile apps for all kinds of businesses.

Someday, enterprise office application may go into touch technology, something like microsoft surface, or kinect.

Was wondering, will there be possible ABAP may come out with something that is touch technology enabled that could program like iOS or android platform?

Moderator message : Not directly related to ABAP development, thread locked.

Edited by: Vinod Kumar on Jan 9, 2012 1:26 PM

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Former Member

‎2012 Jan 07 1:13 PM

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you need to understand what is touch technology first. it basically means converting the mechanical touch to a screen event.. right? so thats the work of hardware.

ever heard of RFID technology?, in the RFID devices(handlheld) they do use touch screens(resistive touch). so its not abap which enable touch technology, its the touch driver which generates the logic to identify which part of screen is touched (pressed) and operates on that.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/c9/c93237d5c2cf12e10000009b38f839/content.htm

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‎2012 Jan 07 1:21 PM

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To be precisely, was about the interface design that enable "touch" interaction.

Thanks for your reply.

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‎2012 Jan 07 1:28 PM

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may be..

but learn about screw driver technology..