Importing an Example Project Into SAP
NetWeaver Developer Studio 
Use
In order to be able to implement your own bundle files in SAP NetWeaver Knowledge Management, you must create a project in SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio, which you can integrate the bundle files in.
It is easier if you use the example project that SAP provides. Below you can find out which steps are necessary to do this.
Prerequisites
SAP NetWeaver Developer Studiois installed.
The following settings have been configured there:
In the menu bar, choose Window ® Preferences. Navigate to SAP Enterprise Portal ® Application Development Studio. Check whether the three parameters that appear are activated. If necessary, activate them.
Procedure
Carry out the following steps:
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1. Download the example project that SAP provides, which already contains some bundle files. You can find it attached to SAP Note 817876. When doing this, note the release name in the file name. Save the ZIP file on your local PC.
2. Unpack the ZIP file.
Check whether the unpacked files are write-protected. If necessary, remove the write-protection.
3. Launch the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio and import the example project. In the menu bar, choose File ® Import. Choose Existing Project into Workspace and specify the example project.
If you want, you can change the name of the PAR file that is then generated.
Normally the name
of the generated PAR file would be as follows:
com.customer.km.resource.bundle.ResourceBundleProject.par
However, you can replace customer with the name of your company.
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1. Use the navigator for the Developer Studio to call up the following folder and change the name: ResourceBundleProject ® src.api ® com ® <%your company name%>
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Now change the
source code in the following file:
ResourceBundleProject ® src.api ® com ® sap ® netweaver ® rf ® wrapper ® IRFServiceWrapper.java. Find the entry “com.customer.km.resource.bundle” and change it to match the new name
“com.<%your company name%>.km.resource.bundle”.
Result
You have imported the example project and can now edit the bundle files.
By default, you can find the bundle files at ResourceBundleProject® src.api ® com ® customer ® km ® resource ® bundle or, if you have changed the name, at ResourceBundleProject ® src.api ® com ® <%your company name%> ® km ® resource ® bundle.
Change the existing files or create new bundle files in this folder.
See also:
Changing Labels for Properties
Changing Labels and Symbols for Entry Points