ABAP Development for SAP Business Workflow. Questo articolo non è disponibile.ABAP Development for SAP Business Workflow

ABAP developers require special programming skills for workflow-related ABAP development, as well as very specific process knowledge. With this book, you will acquire both! You’ll learn the aspects of the tools that are directly related to the developer’s tasks, understanding when it is necessary to use custom code and how to write this code. In the many activities and tutorials this book provides, you'll discover how your work differs from the workflow engine of classic application development, as well as how to influence the behavior of a workflow with its own ABAP programs. Additionally, you'll learn how to customize the workflow environment beyond standard programming.1. Code ExamplesImplement your workflow needs and avoid typical pitfalls with the help of code examples and step-by-step instructions.2. Detailed ScenariosUnderstand interference in workflow processes: the use of BOR objects in agent determination, as well as data flow or event production.3. Sample ProjectExplore a sample project, where you will follow explicit instructions for developing an ABAP Objects class and creating a BOR object for your workflow.4. Workflow EngineLearn how to use customizing, organizational structure, and events to build your own workflow development environment.5. Process KnowledgeGain the discipline-specific programming knowledge the ABAP programming workflow process requires. This book shows you what is important for use in your daily work.Highlights:

• Workflow Engine
• Workflow runtime
• BOR and ABAP OO objects
• Containers, work conditions, and data flow
• Workflow patterns and tasks
• Methods, work items, and events
• Agent determination
• Event definition and implementation
• Workflow runtime system and log files

Ilja-Daniel Werner is an SAP technical development leader at Océ Document Technologies GmbH, Konstanz. He has been working with SAP interfaces for five years and had already collected experience with interfaces to other critical systems (air traffic control, large databases). He used to be an author for a professional IT magazine.