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ABAP in Eclipse

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4842-6963-3

ISBN: 978-1-4842-6962-6

Publisher: Apress - Springer Journals

May 30, 2021

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Installation and Basic Information

Pęgiel, Łukasz

Pages: 1 –47

[This chapter shows you how to install Eclipse and ABAP Development Tools for Eclipse (ADT). You’ll also start using them, by creating your first ABAP project. I also describe the Eclipse perspectives that are installed with ADT and explain how you can customize them or create perspectives that...
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Views

Pęgiel, Łukasz

Pages: 49 –122

[Views are the single tabs (windows) that you can see inside your Eclipse perspective. For example, when you created your first project, you saw the project in the Project Explorer view. This view has a tree of projects and objects. There are many different types of views, such as form base...
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How to Use ABAP in Eclipse to Accelerate Your Work

Pęgiel, Łukasz

Pages: 123 –199

[In my opinion, using the ABAP Development Tools in Eclipse instead of the ABAP Workbench (SE80) brings lots of efficiency and new possibilities to ABAP developers’ lives. Although I know it is not easy to switch to Eclipse if you have used SE80 for many years, I hope that after reading this...
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Eclipse and ADT Preferences

Pęgiel, Łukasz

Pages: 201 –252

[The last chapter explained what you can do with Eclipse out of the box, but there are many more possibilities if you dig a bit into the preferences, which are the settings kept for your workspace or project. This chapter covers the most important Eclipse and ADT preferences.]
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Eclipse Extensions That Will Make the Difference

Pęgiel, Łukasz

Pages: 253 –325

[The previous chapters described everything that’s available in Eclipse and ADT by default. ADT is a plugin for Eclipse itself, without which the ABAP development in Eclipse would not be possible.]
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Extending Eclipse

Pęgiel, Łukasz

Pages: 327 –413

[After reading about the Eclipse plugins and seeing how many of them are listed in the Eclipse Marketplace, you might be curious if it is hard to create an Eclipse plugin. This chapter should give you some insights about this process, so at the end of it, you will have your own opinion about the...
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Extending ABAP Development Tools

Pęgiel, Łukasz

Pages: 415 –469

[This chapter focuses on the ways to make your plugin work with ADT and how to fetch data from the backend using built-in ADT functionalities. This is presented as a separate chapter so you gain basic knowledge about creating an Eclipse plugin. Otherwise, it could be too much to understand at...

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