1. Creating a Local Web Dynpro Project

In the first step, you will generate an initial project framework for a Web Dynpro project with the help of a wizard. In this way, you receive a well-defined container for all the development objects and resources of your application.

2. Creating Application-Specific Objects and Implementing the Application 

Starting from the generated standard project, you will generally create one or several Web Dynpro components and there define the visual parts of the application together with the navigation links or implement the required business logic for back-end access.

3. Defining the Web Dynpro Application

After you have provided the full set of functions within one or several Web Dynpro components, you now only have to determine how these functions are to be called by the user, using the URL. Using a Web Dynpro application, therefore, declare an entry point for a Web Dynpro component that can be called from outside.

4. Building the Entire Web Dynpro Project Locally

As is standard in all other project types, you must execute the build function for all the project sources.

5. Deploying and Executing the Application on a J2EE Server

To start a Web Dynpro application in the Web browser, you must first create the respective archive and deploy it on the J2EE server. You can trigger all these steps (building an archive, deploying and starting through the URL) with one single mouse click.