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Inside Web Dynpro for Java
Fully updated and significantly expanded, this 2nd edition of the bestselling developers' guide teaches readers how to obtain the best results from Web Dynpro for Java in release SAP NetWeaver 7.0.
Starting with the origins of Web Dynpro, the component concept, design principles and the phase model, this book leaves no questions about the backgrounds open. Then, learn everything you need to know about basic development topics like the context at design- and runtime, the handling of UI elements, and multi-language applications. Experienced developers will further benefit greatly from chapters on advanced topics like dynamic context manipulation, navigation and error handling, or the Adaptive RFC layer.
The author's extensive experience with developing and implementing Web Dynpro applications since the very first Web Dynpro release, the invaluable tips, best practices and caveats he shares with his readers make this book a must-read reference for every serious Web Dynpro for Java developer.
Starting with the origins of Web Dynpro, the component concept, design principles and the phase model, this book leaves no questions about the backgrounds open. Then, learn everything you need to know about basic development topics like the context at design- and runtime, the handling of UI elements, and multi-language applications. Experienced developers will further benefit greatly from chapters on advanced topics like dynamic context manipulation, navigation and error handling, or the Adaptive RFC layer.
The author's extensive experience with developing and implementing Web Dynpro applications since the very first Web Dynpro release, the invaluable tips, best practices and caveats he shares with his readers make this book a must-read reference for every serious Web Dynpro for Java developer.
538 pages, Hardcover
First published November 30, 2007
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