
You can use SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio to import, view, edit, update, and deploy Guided Procedures (GP) development objects and categories, collectively known as GP content. You do this by creating or updating a development component (DC) of type Guided Procedures.
In addition, the deployment of GP DCs to a running Application Server Java (AS Java) enables you to transport content between different systems using the integrated development environment as a mediator.
The manual migration of the GP project (that is the import of GP content from an SAP NetWeaver 7.0 system) can be performed if there are missing processes after the migration of the runtime data from SAP NetWeaver 7.0 to a higher SAP NetWeaver version. To import the GP content:
In case you want to import existing GP content into your project, you must have done at least one of the following:
More information: Configuring the Application Server in the Developer Studio
More information: Creating a Transport Request
In case you want to deploy a GP development component to a specific AS Java, you must have configured this connection as well.
Creating a Guided Procedures Development Component
For example, in case of local development, you can select Local Development → MyComponents.
For more information about DCs in the Developer Studio, see Working with Development Components .
Importing and Updating GP Content
Using the Developer Studio, you can now view, modify, or deploy this content on a selected AS Java. You can subsequently update the content of the GP DC using the same procedure.
Updating GP content does not remove the translation files ending with _<language>.xlf (where <language> stands for a two-letter language code, such as _en.xlf ) that already exist in the project. All other types of files are deleted if they are no longer present in the imported content.
Empty folders that result from project updates are automatically deleted in case of local development. If you use the DTR, you should delete these folders manually by checking in the corresponding activities.
This checkbox enables you to automatically release all objects after deployment without having to release each object in the Administration workset manually. In addition, when you deploy local GP content back to AS Java, all objects are automatically released, even if you have not edited them.
This option allows you to browse for transport (SDA) files in your local file system.
Select the file you want to import and choose Finish.
You always use this mechanism when importing GP content from SAP NetWeaver 7.0 SDA files.
This option allows you to browse the design time gallery for all categories and development objects available in the AS Java system.
Select the objects you want to import and choose Next. Once you inspect the content selected for import, choose Finish. You may be prompted to enter user credentials or connection data to access the content on the AS Java.
Deploying GP Content