WD JAVA

Web Dynpro is a client-independent programming model of the SAP NetWeaver technology platform for developing user interfaces for professional business applications. 

• WD JAVA DAY 1
• WD JAVA DAY 2
• WD Personalization (JAVA IView) Through Portal

1. SAP Java development environment

•     Sap Net Weaver developer studio
•     SAP Component Model
•     System prerequisites for NWDS Installation and Sample Projects
•     NWDS it's Installing and Configuring

2. Web dynpro Introduction

•     Introduction to Web Dynpro JAVA
•     Main features of WebDynpro Java
•     Creating a Simple application in WD JAVA
•     Web dynpro Tools
•     MVC-the roots of Web dynpro
•     Life cycle of web dynpro

3. The context structure at Design time

•     Types of nodes
•     The structure of context
•     Context mapping
•     Internal mapping

4. The context structure at runtime

•     The typed context API
•     The Generic Context API 

5. Introduction of UI elements

•     Putting data on Screen: Context binding
•     Controlling the behavior of UI Elements using the context binding
•     Using basic composite UI Element

6. Generic UI Services

•     Types of value help
•     Defining static Simple type containing value set
•     Simple value selector
•     Populating DDK UI Element
•     Extended value selector: Value help for using larger value sets
•     Dynamic type modification: Modifying the value attribute’s data type programmatically

7. Dynamic UI generation

•     Introduction
•     Modification of the context & UI elements at runtime
•     The use of dynamic actions

8. The Adaptive RFC Layer

•     Remote invocation of ABAP functionality
•     The creation and management of Adaptive RFC model objects
•     The management use of adaptive RFC Model Objects

9. Overview of Interactive Forms

•     Prerequisites
•     Introduction to Interactive forms

10. Overview of NWDI

•     Overview of NWDI
•     Source code journey

11. ESS/MSS

12. Web Page Composer Overview