SAP Netweaver Corner

I found a very good blog in SDN that provide you the study guide for Web Application Development focus Java. It gives you the outline of the topics based on the certification exam struture.

Here is the link:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/5559

Labels: Java, SAP Certification, Web Application Server

I was introducing the book "Maximizing Web Dynpro for Java" two weeks ago. It is more like a example-based explanantion for someone who know Web Dynpro and work with it for sometimes.

If you are new to Web Dynpro for Java. This is a book that I recommend you to read- "Inside Web Dynpro for Java". The author of this book is Chris Whealy. (Of course, I have a copy of this book too..)



This unique book on SAP's new Java-based user interface (UI) technology teaches readers how to leverage the full power of Web Dynpro — taking it well beyond the standard “drag and drop” functionality. You’ll start with a detailed introduction to the Web Dynpro basics like MVC Design Pattern, the general architecture, event handling and the phase model. Then, benefit from expert guidance on how to create your own Web Dynpro applications, with volumes of practical insights on the do’s and don’ts of Web Dynpro Programming. The authors provide you with detailed sections on the use of the Adaptive RFC layer, as well as Dynamic Programming techniques, to name just a few. This exceptional book is complemented by an in-depth class and interface reference, which further assists readers in their efforts to modify existing objects, design custom controllers, and much more.

Some highlight on this book:

• General architecture
• Coding principles in Web Dynpro
• Dynamic UI generation
• The Common Model Interface
• The Adaptive RFC layer
• Web Dynpro phase model
• Class and Interface Reference

You can order this book from SAP Press:
http://www.sap-press.com/product.cfm?account=&product=H983

Labels: Java, Web Dynpro

I have been followed the Integrating Web Dynpro and SAP NetWeaver Portal Series written by Jochen Guertler published in SDN. In the series, he introduce this book - Maximazing the Wed Dynpro for Java. I have ordered this book, and I think this is really a good investment to have one if you want to understand more on this new UI technology in SAP.

This book has it all - everything you need to know in order to get the very most from your Web Dynpro applications - straight from the developers at SAP.

Based on interesting (and surprising) sample applications, such as GameStation, Google Search, and MusicBox, this unique reference helps you easily memorize the vast array of Web Dynpro for Java capabilities in an engaging and entertaining manner.

Readers learn about the dynamic creation of UI components and how to access web services and get details on the integration of Web Dynpro applications into SAP NetWeaver Portal, the componentization of applications, navigation options between different Web Dynpro applications, display techniques, and much more. An entire chapter is devoted to the installation, configuration, and administration of the Web Dynpro runtime. In addition, this comprehensive book provides you with many tips and tricks to increase the speed, security, and structure of your Web Dynpro applications, as well as key insights on troubleshooting and performance optimization.



You can order this book in SAP Press or Amazon.com

Labels: Java, SAP, SAP Books, Web Dyndro Java