J2EE for ABAP Programmers - ASUG.ppt

J2EE for ABAP Programmers Ulrich Klingels SAP AG Jeff Gebo SAP Labs, LLC Learning Objectives Focus: Get a J2EE Overview using the ABAP Paradigm As a result of this workshop, you will be able to: Understand the J2EE Server Architecture Discuss the Design of J2EE applications Agenda Prerequisites Server Architecture Development Environment Web Programming JSP Servlets Business Programming Enterprise JavaBeans SAP Enhancements for Business Development Java Dictionary Open SQL for Java Development Infrastructure Summary Discover a ‘new World’ – Point of view SAP Web AS - Server and Cluster Architecture Use a central DB as configuration and application store- stability Use the Enqueue Server as reliable lock handler- stability Use the Message Server as message hub- scalability Use SDM (Software Delivery Manager) to keep track of deployed software components- supportability Java Language - J2EE and ABAP J2EE vs. ABAP – Programming Model J2EE Architecture Overview Local Development Agenda Prerequisites Server Architecture Development Environment Web Programming JSP Servlets Business Programming Enterprise JavaBeans SAP Enhancements for Business Development Java Dictionary Open SQL for Java Development Infrastructure Summary Two Personalities in One Web Application Server Web Application Server Both, a Fully Compliant J2EE and an ABAP personality Single, comprehensive and unified environment Benefits Preserve customer’s investments in the existing software and skills Offer customers business-strength access to J2EE Reducing deployment costs Training Administration Monitoring System and End User Support Bring Enterprise and Web Developers on One Common Platform Opens Larger Talent Pool HTTP Servlet Servlet is a Java class that Handles HTTP communication Runs on a Web server Generates dynamic Web pages Servlets can directly access resources like Enterprise JavaBeans components, JDBC data sources … JavaServer Pages (JSP) Model-View-Controller (MVC) Agenda P