on 12-28-2010 5:08 AM
Hi
I am new to web dynpro abap. and want to get some information on SAP FPM.
--> What is FPM?
--> where is it used?
--> what are the tools required for using it?
---> what are the advantages of using it?
Thanks in advance,
I just want small explainnation for each question. dont need any links .
After attaining this information, i can proceed with online available help to study it in details.
warm Regards,
Sarbjeet Singh
What is FPM?
Floor Plan Manager is a UI Framework sits on top of Web Dynpro ABAP, for easy, efficient and highly-configurable application development.
where is it used?
Standard SAP HR applications are built on this UI Framework.We can also make use of this framework to build custom web dynpro applications.
what are the tools required for using it?
Netweaver 7.00 Ehp1
what are the advantages of using it?
as i already mentioned it is for easy, efficient and highly-configurable application development.
As the framework is in place you can concentrate on building your UIBB( UI building blocks web dynpro components ) and configure your application.
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Hello everyone. I am Jamesjesica and very new to this forum I am here to know some information about SAP FPM. Please share your words with me.
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Hallo Sarbjeet,
have a look at our special [FPM page on SDN|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/nw-ui?rid=/webcontent/uuid/00b4312a-ac72-2b10-e0ad-e0219cfeb78e] [original link is broken];. You find lots of related resources and information there.
Regards, Bertram
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Hi Sarbjeet Singh
Floorplan Manager (FPM) is a Web Dynpro ABAP application that provides a framework for developing new Web Dynpro ABAP application interfaces consistent with SAP UI guidelines.
FPM currently supports you in creating and configuring user interfaces
Floor plans:
Object Instance Floorplan (OIF)
Overview Page Floorplan (OVP)
Guided Activity Floorplan (GAF)
Quick Activity Floorplan (QAF)
one of the example about FPM
check this artcle
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/f0c9c400-b7b9-2d10-b4be-acfe7ceef334
Thanks and Regards
Tulasi Palnati
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You can look into FPM_GAF_COMPONENT , FPM_OIF_COMPONENT also. It may Help.
You may also look into APB_FPM_CORE Package for some more WD Programs
Regards
Rupachandran G
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You can look into FPM_GAF_COMPONENT , FPM_OIF_COMPONENT also. It may Help.
You may also look into APB_FPM_CORE Package for some more WD Programs
Regards
Rupachandran G
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Hi,
as addition to above stated.
1. Sap internally uses FPM for all abap based applictions, any deviation needs UI counsil approval.
2. FPM enforces the UI guidelines in the implemented applications.In 7.02 you even have a option to say wihich UI guidelines to enforce (UI 2.0).
3.FPM provides uniform and consistent UI look and feel.
4.Not every developer need to reinvent the wheel,FPM provides floorplans to buid applications based upon these floor plans. (FPM is highly reusable,configurable).
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