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Background documentation What is a BSP Application? Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Overview

A Business Server Page (BSP) application is a complete functional application as is a classic SAP transaction. Though this application is executed in a Web browser rather than in SAPGUI. HTTP or HTTPS is used to access the application across the network, which means that standard products like firewalls and proxy servers can be used.

The Business Server Pages programming model is similar to the server page technology. The focus of the BSP programming model are points that ensure optimum structure in interfaces and business logic.

For more information about BSP applications, see:

     The components of a BSP application and how they interact, see Structure of a BSP Application

     How to call an existing BSP application from a Web browser, see Accessing a BSP Application

     How to start and end a BSP application, see Starting and Ending a BSP Application

     How a BSP application is processed, see Processing a BSP Application

     How to create a BSP application, see Creating a BSP Application

     The URL parameters you can use to access the BSP runtime environment and BSP applications, see System-Specific URL Parameters

     The concept of an application class for encapsulating the business logic of a BSP application, see Application Class of a BSP Application

Tutorials

The following tutorials are available:

First tutorial: Getting Started with Business Server Pages

Second tutorial: A Small BSP Application and A Small BSP Application with HTMLB

Third tutorial: Online Bookshop

Fourth tutorial: Further Developing the Online Bookshop

A small tutorial is also available for getting started with the Model View Controller (MVC) Design Pattern.

A more comprehensive MVC tutorial based on the third tutorial: Our Online Bookshop Using MVC and HTMLB

 

 

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