on ‎2016 May 10 6:58 PM
Hello everyone,
I am trying to understand how or if I can start writing my own add-ons for our SAP B1 in my company?
We work with a subsidiary and they modify all the things for us? Can I just start writing modifying SAP?
What do I need to do this? Do we have to buy Developer Suite? I know programming but I don't know how I can program SAP.
Let me know.
Thanks.
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Hi Korhan,
Your company will need to purchase the SDK development license from SAP before writing any addons inhouse. This license allows you to use the DI API in any code that you write to use for your company or to sell commercially.
Which programming languages and development environments are you familiar with? The APIs that SAP provide (DI API for modifying data and the UI API for the user interface) are COM objects so any development platform that can reference COM objects should allow you to create addons. The most popular are C# and VB.Net using Visual Studio. I'd recommend one of those as you'll find the most training material and examples in those languages.
SAP do provide SDK training courses in most regions of the world. That's not a bad starting point but if you are already familiar with a suitable programming language then I would recommend just getting stuck in and trying to create a simple addon. The SDK includes code examples which will help to get you started.
I would definitely recommend that you do any development in a completely separate development environment to your live system.
Kind Regards,
Owen
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