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Procedure documentation Creating BSP Applications and Pages Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Prerequisites

You have implemented the Online Bookshop as a BSP application.

Procedure

Make a copy of the existing BSP application to a new one, with a freely definable name in the customer namespace. In our example, we used tutorial_4. To do this, go to the Web Application Builder and open the BSP application tutorial_3. Right-click on the BSP application and choose Copy.

In the popup that appears, enter ‘tutorial_4’ in the field Target Application.

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In the field Target Application, enter the name of your new BSP application.

Now create from scratch the following BSPs:

Page Name

Meaning

basket.htm

Shopping Basket Page

This page implements the shopping basket function. The user is taken to this page when he or she places a book in the basket, or modifies the contents of the basket.

order.htm

Order Page

The user is taken to this page when he or she wants to order the current contents of the shopping basket. At this stage, the user has to authenticate himself or herself, otherwise the ordering process cannot continue.

newuser.htm

Registration Page

This page is used to register new customers. The customers enter their e-mail address to identify themselves.

cnewuser.htm

Registration Confirmation Page

This page confirms that a new customer has registered successfully. The customer’s data is stored in the database table BSCUSTOMER of the package in question (see Data Model for the Bookshop Tutorials).

Some existing pages and page fragments must be changed.

These modifications are described in the following sections:

Modifying the Title Bar head.htm

Modifying the Order Confirmation Page corder.htm

Modifying the Entry Page default.htm

Modifying the Results Page results.htm

Modifying the Search Page search.htm

 

 

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