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SAP EP Training

admin — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 07:34:37 +0000

SAP Enterprise Portal, also known as an Enterprise Information Portal (EIP) or corporate portal, is a framework for integrating information, people and processes across organizational boundaries. It provides a secure unified access point, often in the form of a web-based user interface, and is designed to aggregate and personalize information through application-specific portlets. One hallmark of enterprise portals is the de-centralized content contribution and content management, which keeps the information always updated.

EP Administration
Module 1: Overview

Brief overview of SAP
Overview of SAP Netweaver and EP
Motivation for Portals and need for SAP EP

Module 2: Technical Infrastructure

SAP Enterprise Portal installation
SAP NW Architecture
Portal Framework, Portal Runtime, Portal Services.
Building Blocks of SAP EP.
SAP Enterprise Portal Architecture

Module 3: End user Perspective

Portal Login and Navigation
Portal Interface
Users, Roles and Groups.
Super Administration, User Administration, Content Administration
Portal Personalization

Module 4: User Management

Overview and Architecture
User Management Engine.
User Management Tools

Module 5: Portal Security

Security Concepts
Introduction to Authentication
Authorization Concepts
Single Sign On
Network Security

Module 6: Portal Platform Content

Content Object Model
Portal Content
Portal Content Catalog
Portal Content Studio
Object relations: Delta Links and copies
Working with iViews and Pages
Working with Worksets and Roles
Delegated Content Administration
Introduction to business packages
Design Changes and Branding

Module 7: Connectors

Portal Landscape
SAP Java Connector
Configuring of Java connector (JCO)
Integrating SAP systems

Module 8: Knowledge Management & Collaboration

Understanding Knowledge Management
Content Management (CM)
Search and Classification (TREX)
Collaboration & Unification Overview
Collaboration Rooms (CR)
Real Time collaboration

EP Development
Module 10: SAP Java development environment

Sap Net Weaver developer studio
SAP Component Model

Module 11: Web dynpro Introduction

Introduction to Web Dynpro Architecture
Web dynpro Tools
MVC-the roots of Web dynpro
Life cycle of web dynpro

Module 12: The context structure at Design time

Types of nodes
The structure of context
Context mapping
Internal mapping
External mapping

Module 13: The context structure at runtime

The typed context API
The Generic Context API

Module 14: Introduction of UI elements

Putting data on Screen: Context binding
Controlling the behavior of UI Elements using the context binding
Using basic composite UI Element

Module 15: Generic UI Services

Types of value help
Defining static Simple type containing value set
Simple value selector
Populating DDK UI Element
Extended value selector: Value help for using larger value sets.
Dynamic type modification: pModifying the value attribute’s data type programmatically

Module 16: Dynamic UI generation

Introduction
Modification of the context & UI elements at runtime
The use of dynamic actions

Module 17: The Adaptive RFC Layer

Remote invocation of ABAP functionality
The creation and management of Adaptive RFC model objects
The management use of adaptive RFC Model Objects.

Module 18: Overview of Interactive Forms

Prerequisites
Introduction to Interactive forms

Module 19: Overview of NWDI (Net weaver development infrastructure)
Module 20: ESS/MSS
Module 21: Web Page Composer Overview

SAP XI Training

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:59:26 +0000

SAP Exchange Infrastructure (SAP XI) is SAP’s enterprise application integration (EAI) software, a component of the NetWeaver product group used to facilitate the exchange of information among a company’s internal software and systems and those of external parties. Like other NetWeaver components, SAP XI is compatible with software products of other companies.

Module I

Introduction to integration
Introduction to EAL-B2B and B2c
Overview Of EAT

Module II

Introduction to SAP Net Weaver
People integration
Introduction to Integration
Process Integration
Information Integration
Modules in SAP NetWeaver

Module III

Components in SAP XI
Design Time Components
Administrative and monitoring components
Runtime Components
Architecture of XI

Module IV

Archating Products
Technical System
Business System
Software Components
Usage dependencies

Module V

Integration Repository
Configuring mapping objects
Interface mapping
Message mapping
Configuring interface objects
Defining Message interfaces
Architecture

Module VI

Integration Directors
Creation’s Logical Routing
Agreements
Architecture
Creating configuring collaboration
Configuring collaboration profiles

Module VII

Adapter communication
File
JMS
JDBC
SOAP
RFC
IDOC
ABAP PROXY
Proxy communication
Java Proxy sever Administration

Module VIII

Business processed Management
Message steps Receive send Transformation
BPM Scenarios
Designing integration process
Workflow steps
Flow steps (Switch Fork Block Control.)

Module IX

Integration Scenarios
File to DOC
ABAP proxy to IDoc
File to RFC
File to file
BPM Scenarios (2)

Module X

Runtime Work bench
End -to-End Monitoring
Cache Monitoring
Components monitoring
Performance Monitoring
Message monitoring

SAP Webdynpro Training

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:58:10 +0000

Web Dynpro (WD) is a proprietary web application user interface technology developed by SAP AG and exists in a Java (Web Dynpro for Java, WDJ or WD4J) and an ABAP (Web Dynpro ABAP, WDA) flavor. Both have in general the same functionality, but usually one flavor is improved after the other, so temporary one flavor is more advanced than the other. Hence, the decision for one of the two flavors shall be based on organizational and business circumstances, but not on functionality.

Unit 1: Course Overview/ WebDynpro Introduction

Course Overview
Evolution of SAP Software User Interface Solutions
Overview of the Web Dynpro Solution / Positioning
Development considerations Building Blocks
How do the pieces work together?
ABAP OO Overview- Basic Concepts refresher

Unit 2: WebDynpro Controllers

Controllers – What are they?
Controllers – Detailed Review
Controllers – Usage in Navigation

Unit 3: Data Hierarchy Trees/ WebDynpro Contexts

Contexts, What are they?
Contexts – How to build them
Definition and Data Binding Techniques

Unit 4: User Interface Components

Overview of User Interface Components
Elementary UI Elements (e.g. Input, Captions, etc.)
Complex UI Elements (e.g. Tables)
Container UI Elements (e.g. View Containers, Trays, ALV Integration)

Unit 5: Programming extensions

Overview of User Programming Extensions, placement, hook methods
Context Data Retrieval, Supply Methods, Updating Values
Debugging Techniques
Programmed Text Retrieval via OTR and Assistance Class
Error Handling and Messages
Programmed Value Help Options
Value Help via Object Value Selector

Unit 6: Advanced Programming Techniques

Dynamic Programming Techniques for UI and Context
Interfaces and Component reusability
Creating and Invoking Dialog Windows/ Pop-up windows
Window Controller Navigation/ Exits
CF Service/ Logon considerations

Unit 7: Specialized Techniques

Customizing and Personalization
Adobe Forms Integration
Portal Integration Overview
Web Dynpro Enhancements / Enhancement Framework
Programming Considerations/ Performance

SAP Netweaver Training

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:57:01 +0000

NetWeaver in simple words is an application and Integration platform in which Web Services play a major role and which is open for Non-SAP applications and platform. It is used by organizations to improve productivity and enhance efficiency by making all the resources that are available in an enterprise to work collectively.

Introduction

NetWeaver Architecture
Installation

Portal User Experience

Navigation
Personalization
WYSWAS

Portal Administration

Concept -> Reality
Content Admin
User Admin
Users, Roles, Groups

Portal Content

Portal Content Directory (PCD)
iViews
Pages
Worksets
Roles
Users
Delta-links
GD*

Portal Runtime & Portal Apps

PRT Definition
Portal Components
PAR File Format
Deployment Descriptor
GD*

Portal Runtime & Portal Apps

Introduction to Portal API
Introduction to HTMLB
DynPage Model
Events
GD*

Session 2

Portal Runtime & Portal Apps
Introduction to Beans
GD
JSPDynpage

HTMLB in JSP

¡P Forms
¡P Compilation
Element IDs

GD*
Portal Runtime & Portal Apps

Client Events

Eventing Framework ¡V EPCF
Raising and Subscribing to events

GD*
Server Events
GD*

Session 3

DB Connectors
Configuring Connectors
GD*
Visual Composer
GD*
Webservices overview for VC
Introduction to WebDynpro programming model.
GD*
WebDynpro Contexts.
Context Mapping ¡V External & Internal.
GD*

Session 4

Configuring EP Gateway to connect to SAP.
Configuring SAP connectors.
Adaptive RFC.
GD*

SAP Workflow Training

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:55:50 +0000

The concept of workflow is closely related to several other fields in operations research and other fields that study the nature of work, either quantitatively or qualitatively, such as artificial intelligence (in particular, the sub-discipline of AI planning) and ethnography. The term workflow is more commonly used in particular industries, such as printing, and professional domains, where it may have particular specialized meanings.

SAP WebFlow – Concepts
Introduction to SAP Webflow/ Workflow
Organization Structure
SAP Workflows
Customizing
Business Workplace
Workflow Architecture
Extension of SAP Workflows
Monitoring and Analysis
Workflow Definition (How to create new workflows)
Business Object Builder
Tasks
Containers
Agent Determination
Adhoc processing
Deadline monitoring
Events
Special step types
Business Object Repository
Defining and implementing your own object types, virtual attributes, methods
Event creating using programming
Rule creation using programming
Managing the runtime environment
Implementing function modules to manage runtime environment

SAP BI/BW Training

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:53:59 +0000

SAP BI/BW is the name of the Business Intelligence, analytical, reporting and Data Warehousing solution produced by SAP AG. It was originally named SAP BIW (Business Information Warehouse), then abbreviated to SAP BW, but is now known as “SAP BI” at the end user level. In contrast, “BW” is still used to describe the underlying Data Warehouse Area and Accelerator components. It is often used by companies who run their business on SAP’s operational systems.

Enterprise Data Warehousing

Introduction and OLAP concepts
OLAP v OLTP: The OLAP Concept and differences between OLAP and OLTP

Data Modeling

Creating InfoObjects: Characteristics
Creating InfoObjects: Key Figures
Creating DataStore objects
Creating InfoCubes
Creating InfoSets
Creating MultiProviders

Data Extraction and Monitoring:

For SAP source systems: Maintaining Data Sources
Or for files: Creating Data Sources for File Source Systems
Creating transformations
Using the data mart interface
Creating open hub destinations
Creating data transfer processes
Creating process chains
Checking process chain runs
Jobs Scheduling
Monitor for extraction processes and data transfer processes

Business Content and Metadata Repository

Installing BI Content
Exploring the metadata

Performance optimization

Creating the first aggregate for an InfoCube
Using the BIA index maintenance wizard
BW Statistics: Query Analysis Tools, Performance Tables
Reporting Performance: Effective query design, Line-Item, Compression, Partitioning
Aggregates: Creating Aggregates, Finding effective aggregates
Data Load Performance: Parallelism, Impact of Aggregates
Partitioning: Logical Partitioning, Table Partitioning

Basic Functions

Condition Technique
Pricing with Scales
Free Goods (Inclusive & Exclusive types)
Material Determination
Material Listing /Exclusion
Dynamic Product Proposal
Cross Selling
Partner Determination
Account Determination
Output Determination
TEXT Determination
Credit Management / Risk Management
Availability Check and TOR
Incompletion Log

BI SUITE: Business Explorer

BEx Query Designer

Queries: New queries, Restricting Characteristics, Formulas and Exception Cells
Query Design: Defining Exceptions, Conditions, Restricted and Calculated Key Figures
Variables: The Variable Wizard, Variable Types and Processing Types, query Properties
Component Properties: Properties of Characteristics, Attributes, Structure, Formula, Key
Figures
Structures: Creating Re-usable structures
Functions on BW Server: Copying queries between Cubes, Deleting Query Elements

Web Application Designer

WAD: Functions of WAD, Web Items Window, Template Window, Properties Window
Web Applications: Creating Web Applications, Settings, Style sheets, Symbols and
Properties
Design: Designing the Layout of Web Templates, working with Library for Web Items
Web Items: Tables, Filters, Checkboxes, Dropdown Box and other web items and their
attributes

Activities

Analyzer
BEx Web Application Designer
BEx Report Designer

Career Related Support

Resume Building with sample resumes
Frequently asked interview questions
Common Production Issues

Advanced Topics (Bonus)

Information Broadcasting
Functions of the Broadcaster: Precalculating and Exporting into Enterprise Portal
User Guide: Distributing Queries and Web Templates, Scheduling Broadcasting Settings
Example Scenarios: Monthly Sales Reports, Ad-hoc Distribution Options.
Overview of Planning with SEM-BPS.
Architecture of BPS components.

Technical Knowledge

Reports
IDOC
Tables

Additional Topics

SD Evaluation Test
General Discussion related to SAP SD interview.

Experiences from Implementations (Case Studies/Project)

SAP ABAP Training

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:52:41 +0000

ABAP is one of the many application-specific fourth-generation languages (4GLs) first developed in the 1980s. It was originally the report language for SAP R/2, a platform that enabled large corporations to build mainframe business applications for materials management and financial and management accounting.

SAP Overview

ERP Overview
Different Modules In SAP
Architecture
Database Layer
ABAP Overview

ABAP Programming Language –I

Data Dictionary
Tables, Views, Structures, Match codes
Declarations of variables
Different types of Program, report, Screens etc.
Assignments, calculations, control statements

ABAP Programming Language –II

Internal tables
Write Statement
Selection Screens
Events, Subroutines, Function Modules

ABAP Programming Language -Advanced I

BDC(Data Transfer Techniques)
User Exits- (SMOD, Includes), BADI, BTE
LSMW
BAPI
Dialog Programming

ABAP Programming Language -Advanced II

SAP Tables SD, MM, FI
Order to Cash Flow with transactions -Sales
PO to Invoicing flow with transactions-MM
Basic transactions in FI

Exposure to Real-time Environment

Exposure of real-time systems & Environment
Resume Preparation
Facilitate for Interview preparations