on 2005 Jul 28 3:33 PM
Hi All,
I am brand new to WebDynpro development, so please forgive me. We are testing ESS on EP6 and I need to make some modifications to Working Time. Can someone tell me how I can get to this code?
I am used to working with .par files for JSP dynpages, etc., where I could just download the .par file, make modifications and export back tot he portal. But I am unfamiliar on how to work with WebDynpro applications in this way.
Thanks for any help you might offer on this.
-Kevin
Hi...You need to implement the DTR and import the ESS Source code. You can then check out the ESS source code in NWDS.
I recommend going to this link. http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/b0/ee3441d95dd92be10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm.
Click on SAP Java Development Infrastructure. Scenario 2+ and/or 3 will give you a good overview.
You can download the DTR install guide from the SDN. Look Netweaver - Development install guides.
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Thank you very much for that Stephen. I really do appreciate it. I am looking into that now.
One other question: I have been able to find plenty of documentation on how to create a webdynpro application. I don't see too much problem with that. But where I seem to be having trouble is, what all needs to be installed/configured to allow me to work with webdynpro applications.
I am used to working with .par files within NW Dev studio, which is really straightforward as far as import/exporting, but there appears to be more work involved in working with WebDynpro from a Developer's standpoint. Can you suggest any complete documentation on step-by-step what needs to be setup behind the scenes so that i can work with WebDynpro apps in NW Dev studio?
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