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Procedure documentation Creating a BSP Application Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

Web applications are implemented in the SAP System as BSP Applications (see also Structure linkWhat Is a BSP Application?). So, first you need to create a BSP application.

Procedure

  1. Log on to the SAP System.
  2. From the SAP menu, choose Overview ® Object Navigator, or alternatively call transaction SE80.

    3. This takes you to the Object Navigator in the ABAP Workbench.

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  3. Select BSP Application from the pull-down menu in the topmost field of the Repository Browser. In the field underneath, enter a meaningful name for your BSP application, such as tutorial_1.

    4. Note

    When doing this, make sure that the customer namespaces are correct.
    And also make sure that the length of the name you choose is not longer than the service name in transaction     SICF (see also Structure linkCreating an ICF Service).

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  4. Choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.
  5. In the popup that appears, confirm that your BSP application is a new object.

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    In the next popup, enter a short description for your BSP application and choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

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  6. In the next popup, enter a package name and save your entries.

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Recommendation

If your BSP application is purely a test or sample application, save it as a local object and assign the package $TMP to it. If, on the other hand, you want to use the application productively, select an existing package, and assign the object to a modifiable transport request, so that you can transport it later. See the F1 Help of the Package field for detailed information on the package concept.

Result

The Web Application Builder now opens automatically. There you see the empty "container" you have just created for your BSP application. The next step is to "fill" your application.

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Note

When you create a BSP application, from SAP Web AS 6.20 a node is automatically created in the ICF service tree (see also Structure linkCreating an ICF Service).

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text To continue with creating your BSP, go to Creating a BSP.

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