Introduction (SAP Library - Web Application Builder for BSPs)

Introduction

Features of the Web Application Builder

Creating BSP applications and their pages (BSPs)

Editing the layout of BSPs using HTML and the scripting languages ABAP and JavaScript

Declaring page parameters for page-based data storage

Implementing event handlers using ABAP

Defining the page flow using navigation requests

Integration of the MIME Repository for storing MIME objects

Creating and defining themes for adjusting the layout

Provision of an interface for using external tools for layout implementation using the WebDAV protocol

Prerequisites

SAP System with Basis Release 5.0

Any external Web development environments that you want to use for implementing the page layout must support the WebDAV protocol.

Note

External HTML editors function as the WebDAV client, while the mySAP.com application server is the WebDAV server. WebDAV is an extension of the HTTP protocol and provides an infrastructure for editing documents across distributed Web development environments. To be able to function as the WebDAV server, the mySAP.com application server includes a WebDAV service.

See also:

Structure of a BSP Application

Event Handlers

Page Attributes

Global Objects