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This section describes GWM Visual Studio Add-In projects.

You create GWM add-in projects using the following GWM add-in wizards:

  • GWM Outlook 2010 or 2013 Add-In

    Use the GWM Outlook 2010 or 2013 Add-In wizard to generate code and resources for Microsoft Outlook items, such as, Contacts, Appointments, and Tasks.

    In addition, you can generate code and resources that expose specific SAP Business Workflow OData services, or implement functionality representing SAP FIORI Task Approvals as Tasks add-ins in Microsoft Outlook.

  • GWM Excel 2010 or 2013 Add-In

    Use the GWM Excel 2010 or 2013 Add-In to generate code and resources as a template for a GWM Excel add-in that runs in the Microsoft Excel application.

When you use a GWM add-in wizard to create an add-in, you have a new project that has the generated code and resources to implement your add-in.

Each project can contain one or more add-ins with the appropriate configuration for a target solution. Each add-in that you create will contain the files and the generated code for your target application.

You can either run the solution in the target application without modifying the code, or customize, and extend the code to suit your needs.

Getting Started with GWM Visual Studio Add-In Projects

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You can start and access the GWM Visual Studio Add-In projects in the New Project window under the Visual C# node in Microsoft Visual Studio.

When you start GWM Visual Studio Add-In, you can choose an add-in wizard to use for your solution.