Recently I was responsible for a performance benchmark test and I need to create a large number of One order documents as test data. For each created document, it is assigned with a random number of items and a random sales / service order from organization unit pool. as we need a draft overview …

In my blog CRM One Order statistic tool I develop a small tool to print out the statistics of number of assigned line item for all business documents in the system.

In my opinion ABAP ICF handler and Java Servlet play the same role in enhancement which enables your web server with additional functionality.

I am studying Kapsel OData offline plugin recently. In SAP help the source code of OData.js is provided:

I am reading Offline OData plugin introduction from SAP Help, There is one sentence “OData requests made against this plugin use the available open offline stores.“, and I am very curious about how this is done. As a result I had a look at my offline application project. I have found a plugin.xml…

In previous blog How is OData request routed to Offline data store by OData offline plugin, according to comment, the Offline store will only be available once it is opened successfully. The open operation is done in Device native API, delegated in line 232.

Although I have been working on ABAP for several years, I am not well aware of the technical design of SAP note, since most of the time as an application developer, I am responsible for the bug fixing, putting the correction instruction into the note and release it, then our customer can apply it…

Today one of my colleague asks me whether there is some tool which can allow us to get a draft estimation on the size of a BSP application. As far as I know there is no such tool, so I write one by myself. This tool simply fetches source code of all artifacts belonging to a specified BSP applicat…

For every Fiori application we have Component.js, and there is a function extend() call. See one example below.What is the purpose of this function call and what functionality would it achieve?

We know that once we enable debug mode via “Ctrl+Alt+Shift+P”, this setting will be persisted: even if you turn off your laptop and launch the application tomorrow, the debug mode will still be there.