Hello, good to have you back. This time we will continue to develop simple, yet powerful navigation iViews using the new JSP tag libraries of the EFP feature package. I can assure you that you'll like the two examples given here, especially the secon...
After having explained in Part 1 what I mean by "good" HTML, I now want to show you some real life examples.Here once again the topics of this 4-part weblog:EFP: Working with the New Taglibs - Part 1Simple Hierarchical Breadcrumb Recursive Vertical T...
Based on the ideas expressed in weblogs before (e.g. Extending Firefox & IE to ease SAP sites search by https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/u/27304 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [o...
Hi, folks! It's time to write a blog again. I've been "offline" for quite a while now. The EFP (External Facing Portal) features have been out in the market since October 2005, and I've heard a many "ooohs!" and "aaahs!" so far. What people like most...
External Facing Portal? Tell me more!The External Facing Portal feature enables the implementation of an external (.com) portal that supports website-like behavior and performs well in low-bandwidth networks using the standard SAP NetWeaver platform....
Hi, Reuven!
That is exactly what I was trying to do for some time now. You nailed it! In my previous attempts I worked with a local version where I set up some Gulp tasks to produce a Component-preload.js, additionally embedding even CSS files via a...
Wow, Fahad! Nice job! So, now I know who to contact in future if I have questions regarding UI5 or Angular Keep up the good work. And hopefully we'll meet again some time.
