http://www.sdn.sap.com/sdn/weblogs.sdn?blog=/pub/u/5188 SAP Developer Network SAP Weblogs by Adam Baryla © Copyright 2009 SAP. All rights reserved. SAP.com en-us http://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/14870 This article describes how to use the short text in SE91 message class to display up to 200 characters long multi line message in a popup window without using SE91 long text. This could be useful if you want to save user an additional click required to display the long message text. The full source code is included. Adam Baryla ABAP, Beginner, ERP en-us 2009-06-29T21:49-08:00 text/html © Copyright 2009 SAP. All rights reserved. SAP http://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/14862 The SAP software development involves implementation of increasingly complex applications. The standard programming techniques that use 3GL languages like ABAP are a little help in making the development process faster and developed applications smaller and easier to maintain. This document describes how to accelerate ABAP development by at least an order of magnitude with power of 4GL scripts, templates, cockpits, code generators and/or runtime engines. The same techniques apply to other development environments and languages; e.g., Java, C/C++. Adam Baryla ABAP, Emerging Technologies, ERP, SAP Research, Scripting Languages, Widgets en-us 2009-06-29T07:41-08:00 text/html © Copyright 2009 SAP. All rights reserved. SAP http://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/13475 ABAP Docs 2.1 is a premier ABAP software documentation system. Its ABAP Docs Cockpit gives instantaneous access to software components' online documentation organizing the development process and promoting source code reusability. ABAP Docs 2.1 can be also used as Source Code Exchange Platform by consulting organizations. The link to source code and documentation is included. Adam Baryla ABAP, Beginner, Emerging Technologies, Scripting Languages, Standards en-us 2009-03-09T09:16-08:00 text/html © Copyright 2009 SAP. All rights reserved. SAP http://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/12260 This document describes a development cycle for a sample ABAP Form that was prototyped, documented, developed and tested with the help of ABAP Docs system. With ABAP Docs you can build libraries of reusable ABAP components that are well documented, tested and easily available for reference to the entire development team. They can be used as building blocks for your current and future ABAP applications. It also shows how to utilize ABAP Docs to its full potentials, using its unique simulation and developers’ to-do-list features. Adam Baryla ABAP, Beginner, Business Process Modeling, Business Solutions, Community Projects, Emerging Technologies, Knowledge Management (KM), Open Source, SAP Developer Network, Scripting Languages, Standards en-us 2008-11-30T08:51-08:00 text/html © Copyright 2008 SAP. All rights reserved. SAP http://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/12120 With overwhelming success of ABAP Docs -- over 14000 SDN site visits and more than 3500 source code and documentation downloads -- it is time to upgrade to ABAP Docs 2.0 and bring its new exciting features to your ABAP documentation toolbox. This paper describes selected new features of ABAP Docs 2.0 and provides a link to its full source code and documentation. If you are not familiar with ABAP Docs methodology, please, refer to the original whitepaper -- Custom ABAP Development Methodology -- published on SDN July 31, 2008. If you are a seasoned developer and want to contribute to ABAP Docs development, please let me know, and I will give you a project member access to its Google™ Code based community project. Adam Baryla ABAP, Beginner, Community Projects, Emerging Technologies, ERP, Open Source, SAP Developer Network, Scripting Languages en-us 2008-11-20T11:10-08:00 text/html © Copyright 2008 SAP. All rights reserved. SAP http://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/10448 This document describes Custom ABAP Development Methodology that takes into consideration reusable Development Components and incorporates them into implementation process after Technical Specification is completed and before ABAP programming starts. It also provides references to ABAP Docs system that fully integrates the Development Component documentation into ABAP source code and makes any implementation process easier, quicker and more enjoyable. Adam Baryla ABAP, Open Source, Scripting Languages en-us 2008-07-31T03:31-08:00 text/html © Copyright 2008 SAP. All rights reserved. SAP