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