Blogs from members of the FPM team.
You'll find the more recent blogs at the top of the table.
| Blogger | Topic | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Dirk Becker | SAP Screen Personas for Web Dynpro ABAP | Personas is widely known as a powerful tool for reducing complexity and increasing efficiency for end users working on SAP GUI screens. Personas is now available for WDA and FPM. (This blog was posted previously on the SAP GUI space). |
| Celeste Hoefkens | FPM and WDA - A Change of Image | An intro to the 'Fiorification' of FPM and WDA. |
| Dirk Becker | SAP TechEd (#SAPtd) Lecture of the Week: Big Data @ Web Dynpro ABAP/FPM - Analytical and Productivity Features | Dirk's 2014 TechEd lecture was selected as 'Lecture of the Week' for the week of 13th of July 2015. In case you missed the session or want to have a repeat, watch the replay here. |
| Christian Guenther | Creating a SAP UI5-Based UIBB | Read about how you can integrate a SAP UI5 control with an FPM application. |
| Ulrich Miller | List ATS UIBB: Controlling the Properties of Single Cells | Discover how to control the properties Read Only, Enabled and Visibility for single cells as well as columns in a List ATS UIBB. |
| Christian Guenther | Navigation within the SAP Fiori Launchpad | Find out how to navigate from a WebDynpro/FPM application to another application within the SAP Fiori Launchpad. |
| Jens Ruths | Initial Search Page and subsequent External Navigation in the OVP Floorplan | Learn about the general requirements when navigating from a search result list, set up as an initial page, in an OVP application. |
| Jens Boeckenhauer | A New Filter UIBB | I would like to introduce a new Generic UIBB which serves as an analytical data browser and can be used for deep drill-down into specific segments of your (potentially big) data. In combination with a results list, you can find your filtered data records and navigate into specific object maintenance. |
| Jens Boeckenhauer | How to Create Beautiful Apps on BOPF Objects: Simple, without Code and Deploying Latest Features (I)
Part II: Fine-Tuning the Attribute Filter and Forms
| You may have heard that it is possible to create web applications with FPM without any UI code. You may also have heard that with NW 7.40 release, FPM offers a large variety of new modern features such as quickviews, charts, maps, responsive design features, carousels, etc. But if you want to make use of it, you may not know how to start - and how to continue. This blog aims to show you how in a guided tour, supplemented by many screenshots, easy to understand and easy to reproduce. |
| Jens Boeckenhauer | A Single Point of Entry to FPM UI Development | The new 'transaction code' for FPM. |
| Jens Ruths | Maximize Mode in the OVP Floorplan | With this feature, the end user can enlarge the display of a UIBB so that only this UIBB is visualized on the page and all other UIBBs are no longer displayed. |
| Heike Leopold | Carousel UIBB | A new GUIBB capable of displaying icons and pictures in a carousel format. |
| Julia Bender | Fly around the World with FPM & SAP Visual Business | The integration of SAP Visual Business with FPM lets you visualize your business data in an interative, graphical, 3D fashion. |
| Christian Guenther | Instance Styling in FPM | Learn how to format individual UI elements in your applications using FPM's Instance Styling. |
| Christian Guenther | Asynchronous Events | If you must start a backend process from your FPM application that takes longer than 1 second, you have the following options:
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| Christian Guenther | Work Protection | The basic requirement for work protection is very simple: Whenever the application contains unsaved data ('is dirty') and the user is about to leave the application, present him with a data-loss popup. Although this seems to be a rather easy requirement, there is some complexity involved. This is due to the fact that 3 parties must interact: The shell (Portal or NWBC), FPM and the business logic. |
| Ulrich Miller | Switching from the Old List UIBB to the New List UIBB (aka List ATS UIBB) | How you can switch from the List UIBB to the List ATS UIBB and the new features you can expect. |
| Julia Bender | Translation and Texts of FPM Applications | All you ever wanted to know about translation of FPM objects. |
| Dirk Becker | Model-Driven UI Development with FPM | Deriving UIs directly from business logic relations is an old dream of Software Architects and UI Designers. Many frameworks were built to reach this goal, but most of them failed due to the complexity of the business logic which needed to be implemented. Until now! Generation and configuration of UIs has never been as easy as it is today with FPM. |
| Simon Hoeg | How to use a Java Script Chart Library in Floorplan Manager Applications | This blog presents an introduction on how to involve Java Script Chart libraries in FPM applications based on the new HTML Island UI element provided by WD ABAP from SAP Netweaver 7.31 SP5. |
| Julia Bender | Analyzing your FPM Application (in general, customizing, enhancements, ...) | Ever wondered which kind of analysis tools and tricks are available to get a deep insight into your FPM application? |
| Jens Ruths | Drag & Drop in FPM GUIBBs | All you need to know about D&D in GUIBBs... |
| Jens Ruths | Melting Groups in the Display Mode of the GUIBB Form@GL2.0 | There are often fields in forms that belong semantically together and are therefore positioned one after the other in the same row of the form. Such fields are called “Melting Groups”. Typical examples include addresses with zip code and city, street and house number, phone numbers with area code and extension, amount and their currency, or numbers and their measure unit. |
Also:
ALV and FPM on SAP HANA: See and feel the Difference - Thea Hillenbrand