Advanced BSP Programming

Contents\r......Page 2
Target Audience......Page 7
Aclmowledgements......Page 8
1.1 Internet Communication Manager......Page 10
1.3\r BSP Development Environment......Page 12
1.5 BSP Compiler......Page 13
1.7 BSP Debugger......Page 14
2 HTTP and HTML......Page 15
2.2 Structure of HTTP......Page 16
2.2.2 HTTP Request Headers......Page 17
2.2.5 The HlTP Response Status Line......Page 18
2.3\r Server Objects for HTTP Request and Response......Page 19
2.4 HTML Forms and Data Handling......Page 20
2.5.1 Input Fields......Page 23
2.5.3 File Upload and Download......Page 24
2.6 Cookies......Page 27
2.8 Handling of HTML Resources in HTTP......Page 29
2.9.3 Relative URLs That Become Invalid......Page 31
2.9-4 Estimating Performance......Page 32
3.1 URL Handling in the leF Tree......Page 33
3.3 Sample Handler for Reading Images......Page 34
3-3.1 URL Syntax......Page 35
3.3.2 Handler Coding......Page 36
3.4 Alias Handling......Page 37
3.5 Handler Example-Table Query......Page 38
3.5.1 Table Query Handler Implementation......Page 39
4.1.1 What is URL Mangling?......Page 41
4.1.3 Attempting to Hide the URL Mangling......Page 42
4.2\r Fully Qualified Domain Names......Page 44
4.2.3 Browser Requirements......Page 45
4.4 URL Parameters......Page 46
4.5 URL Escaping......Page 47
5 Authentication......Page 48
5.1 Basic Authentication......Page 49
5.2 Single Sign-On......Page 51
5.3 Digital Certificates......Page 52
5.5 Form-Based Authentication......Page 54
5.6 Implementing a Simple Logon Application......Page 55
5.7 De-Authentication......Page 56
6.1 Session Identification......Page 57
6.2.1 Catching and Handling a Session Timeout......Page 59
6.3 Confusion with Processing Timeout......Page 60
6.4 Catching and Handling a Restart after Timeout......Page 61
6.5 Session Management from the Browser......Page 62
6.6 Warning the User of a Pending Timeout......Page 64
6.7 Summary......Page 65
7.1 Using a BSP Application in a Dynpro......Page 66
7.2 .2 The Second Authentication......Page 68
7.2.4 Window Open Behavior......Page 69
7.2.5 Effects of SAP\'s New Visual Design......Page 70
7.2.6 Loading HTML Pages Directly......Page 71
7.3.1 BSP Application Event to SAP CUI......Page 72
7.3.2 SAP GUI\r Event to BSP Application......Page 73
7.4 Starting a New Browser Outside the SAP GUI......Page 74
8 Performance Measurements......Page 75
8.2 Quick Sizing with HTTP Trace Tool......Page 76
8.4 Server Processing Time......Page 77
8.5 Browser Rendering Time......Page 78
8.6 Determining Hotspots......Page 79
8.7 Load Testing......Page 80
8.8 SQL Traces......Page 82
9.1 Extension Overview......Page 83
9.1.3 Finding Details about the Extensions......Page 84
9.1.5 Extensions Designs......Page 86
9.1.6 High Level Elements......Page 87
9.2.2 Manually Handling Events......Page 90
9.3.1 ......Page 93
9.3.2 ......Page 96
9.3.3 ......Page 97
9.3.5 ......Page 98
9.3.6 ......Page 100
10.1.1 What is a BEE?......Page 102
10.1.2 N=1, Using Any BSP Element as BEE......Page 103
10.1.3 HTML BEE......Page 104
10.1.4 Table BEE......Page 105
10.1.5 XML BEE......Page 106
10.2 Table View Iterators......Page 107
10.2.1 What is a Table View Iterator?......Page 108
10.2.2 Method GET_COLUMN_DEFINITIONS......Page 109
10.2.3 Method RENDER_ROW_START......Page 110
10.2.4 Method RENDER_CELL_START......Page 111
10.2.5 Finished Output......Page 112
11.1.1 Extension Framework Hierarchy......Page 113
11.1.2 User-Defined Validation......Page 114
11.2.1 Designing a New Composite Element......Page 115
11.2.2 Processing Other SSP Elements......Page 116
11.2.3 Writing the Composite asp Element......Page 118
11.3.1 Introduction to SSP Extension Events......Page 119
11.3.2 Rendering Events......Page 120
11.3.4 Rendering an Event via the  Element......Page 121
11.4.2 Using the Composite Element......Page 122
11.4.4 Integrating into the HTMLB Manager......Page 123
11.4.5 Data-Handling......Page 124
11.4.6 Event-Handling......Page 125
12.1.1 SAP Example......Page 126
12.1.3 Database Storage......Page 127
12.1.5\r BlF Editor in the Page Layout......Page 128
12.1.7 Retrieving BTF Content on Input......Page 129
12.2.3 IGS BSP Extension......Page 130
12.2.4 Chart Data......Page 131
12.2.5 Chart Model Classes......Page 132
12.2.7 Image Click Event Handling......Page 133
12.3.2 htmlbEvent Element......Page 134
12.3.3 Portal Integration......Page 135
13.2 Application Structure......Page 137
13.2.2 Controller......Page 138
13.2.3 View......Page 141
13.3 Model Binding......Page 142
13.3.1 Getter/Setter methods......Page 143
13.4 Dynamic Model Binding......Page 144
13.5.1 XML Serialization of ABAP Objects......Page 145
13.5.3 Controller Modifications to Support Serialized Models......Page 146
13.6 Building a Pattern Engine with MVC......Page 147
13.6.1 The Final ESS Application......Page 148
13.6.2 Writing the ESS Application......Page 149
13.6.3 Writing the Pattern Engine......Page 150
14.1.1 The Help UI......Page 153
14.1.3 BSP\r Element Properties......Page 155
14.1.5 Element Handler Class......Page 156
14.2 Dialog Windows......Page 159
14.3.2 The Solution......Page 161
14.3.4\r Input Help Controller......Page 162
14.3.5 Input Help View......Page 163
14.3.6 Input Help Model......Page 164
15.1 Multiple Language Support......Page 168
15.2 Logon Language......Page 169
15.3.1 What is Unicode?......Page 170
15.3.2 Unicode in BSP\r......Page 171
15.4.1\r Types of OTR: Alias and Long......Page 173
15.5 Translation......Page 174
15.5.2\r Field Labels and Quick Info......Page 175
15.6 Date Format......Page 176
16.1 MIME Repository......Page 177
16.2 lCM\r File Handler......Page 178
16.3.1\r Test Program......Page 179
16.3.2 Display Document Inline......Page 180
16.3.3\r Display Document Inside HTML Page......Page 181
16.5 Microsoft Excel Download......Page 183
16.5.3 Unicode Formats and Endians with Excel......Page 184
16.6.1 Push Using the Current RESPONSE Object......Page 185
16.6.2 Push Using a Cached Response......Page 186
16.7.2 The Element Properties and Attributes......Page 187
16.7.4 Rendering Logic......Page 188
16.7.5 Trapping Events......Page 189
16.7.7 Event Handler......Page 190
16.7.8 Get Structure Definition......Page 192
16.7.9 Process Excel Download......Page 193
16.8.1 leM File Handler......Page 194
16.8.2 SAP Content and Cache Server......Page 195
16.9 ZIP Tool......Page 196
17.2 Export-Modify-Import......Page 197
17.3 NetWeaver Theme Editor......Page 198
17.4.2 What is ALFS?......Page 199
17.4.4\r A New Theme from Five Colors......Page 200
17.4.5 Integration into Web AS......Page 201
17.4.7 ALFS Theme Editor in Detail......Page 202
17.6 Theme Root White List......Page 203
17.7.2 Error Pages-New Approach......Page 204
17.8 Logon Application......Page 206
18.1.1 Working with ......Page 208
18.1.2 Processing the Field History......Page 209
18.2.1 PRINT Method Interface......Page 211
18.2.2 PRINT Method Coding......Page 212
18.2.3 Printer Dialog......Page 213
18.3 Select-Options/Parameters......Page 214
18.3.2 Solution Structure......Page 215
18.3.4 Select-Option Controller Class Coding......Page 216
18.3.5 Select-Option Model Class Attributes......Page 217
18.3.6 Select-Option Model Class Coding......Page 218
18.3.7 Recreating Transaction SE16......Page 221
19.1 Interactive Excel......Page 224
19.2.1\r Consuming an RSS Feed......Page 225
19.2.3 XML......Page 226
19.2.4 BSP Output......Page 227
19.2.6 Creating an RSS Feed......Page 228
19.3.1 Mini-Portal Example 1-Common Page Header......Page 229
19.3.2 Mini-Portal Example 2-Portal with Navigation......Page 230
19.3.3 Portal within the SAP GUI\r......Page 232
19.3.4 Current Weather Display......Page 233
20 Closing......Page 235