Category Archives for SAP Development

SAP Personas

Easy to use and allows you to quickly change look and feel of standard SAP transactions. Using traditional SAP screens is a bit like memory test, Personas allows you to rebuild the transaction so that

SAP Fiori and its benefits

SAP Fiori is essentially the new interface for SAP and when designing any Fiori based apps they should be Role based, responsive, Simple (1-1-3) and coherent. The 1-1-3 analogy refers to the screen design

SAP OData

OData is an open protocol developed jointly by SAP and Microsoft and is designed to provide a combination of readability and efficiency. OData is embedded into the SAP FIORI development platform so SAP

SAP and the IoT (Internet of Things)

Retail IoT for retail is all about improving the experience for the customer. The retailer can engage with the customer in a way that improves the customer experience rather than bombarding them with offers

SAP objects search, Function modules, reports, t-codes, tables, messages…

SAP is made up of many different repository objects such as function modules, programs, tables, transaction codes etc Many of which perform very useful functionality or store key important key data which

Compare two ABAP objects using SE39 Split screen editor

Transaction SE39 is useful if you want edit two programs at the same time or if you just want to compare two ABAP objects on one screen. Once you have two objects loaded into the views you can turn

Remove and Add HTML element using Javascript

When creating your SAP BSP using HTML you may want to add and remove elements dynamically using JavaScript and sometimes simply setting the element to visible or not isn’t the solution you are

Hide and display HTML element using Javascript

Within the JavaScript of your SAP BSP application or standard web page it is very simple to toggle a HTML element between hidden and display mode using the visibility attribute. You would just reference

Javascript to split a field value at a certain character

When implementing JavaScript within your SAP BSP you may want to capture an on screen field value, ID or name and then split this value at a certain character. I.e. if you have

jQuery delegated assignment

This is just a basic snippet of jQuery information from an SAP point of view to hep point myself and other SAP developer in the right direction when integrating Javascrip and jQuery into your BSP applications. I

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