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Developing an MI application

Former Member
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Hi,

I want to get a basic idea of developing a simple MI application (MAM specifically). Can anybody help?

regards

Juhi Kulshreshtha

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Former Member
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Hi Juhi,

You can find and study the MAM application provided by SAP,

You can follow the following link and find out the MAM Kit for your reference from service.sap.com,

https://websmp103.sap-ag.de/swdc

Go TO SAP Software Search -->

Search for "Mobile"

and you will find SAP <b>Mobile Asset Management</b> link there,

you can download that and might be it is useful for you,

After that you can follow step provided by Jo,

Good Luck

Deepak

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Former Member
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thanks

Former Member
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hello juhi,

if u want to start working on the MAM application u can download the study material available in service.sap.com

search for "TZMAM2" here u will get to know all abt MAM from scratch.If u r unable to find it i will help u out in this regard.Also for MI application please go through the link provided below.

http://media.sdn.sap.com/public/html/submitted_docs/MI/MDK_2.5/index.htm

Former Member
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Hello Devendra,

The link that u've given is very useful but I'm unable to register on service.sap.com to download the study material. please help.

regards

juhi

Former Member
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Juhi

You need the corporate membership which comes as part of SAP Support purchased with product.

I do not think individual can subscribe for free to get the access.

Ragavan.

Former Member
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Juhi

Sorry, my previous reply was incomplete.

So, either you should be SAP customer or SAP Partner to get service.sap.com resources.

Individual users none of these categories are not eligible for the membership, except SAP CERTIFIED professionals i believe.

Ragavan.

Former Member
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hello juhi,

do you mean developing an application like MAM from scratch?

and what kind of help do you require?

the MDK gives you the basics of how to develop an MI

application. it also have an explanation on the architecture

which i think is necessary before diving into development.

regards

jo

Former Member
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hello Jo,

I am already aware of the architechture of MI and the functioning of MAM . I just want to develope a simple application of MAM . How should I proceed if I'm having all the prerequisites like backend, MI server and MI client ? What is the role of SAP netweaver in this? How can we implement the concept of MAM using MI?

regards

Juhi

Former Member
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hello juhi,

here's just a summary of steps to do if your BAPIs/backend,

MI server and client ready.

1)create an RFC connection that will be used your BAPI

wrappers in invoking the backend.

2)if you don't have your BAPI wrappers, you have to create

them accordingly to the specification of a BAPI wrapper.

3)define your SyncBos using the SyncBo Builder, specifying

the BAPI wrappers you created; then generated them. do the

necessary test as well... thru emulator

4)create your application's MCD and assign your SyncBOs

into that MCD. (tcode: mi_mcd)

5)download the metadata xml file of your MCD, thru syncBo

builder; and store it on your local pc.

6)using NWDS, create a smartsync project, and specify the

meRepMeta.xml which you had downloaded for the wizard to

create the skeleton codes of your application.

7)do the necessary codings - business logics, etc...

-> you can deploy and test your application locally without

deploying it from the MI web console (see <a href="http://jogel.sdn.googlepages.com/milad">MI LAD</a> for details)

😎 if your app is ready, pack it and register it into the

MI WebConsole and assign it to your client for deployment.

9) deploy your application to your client and do the initial

data download. be sure that you have data on the backend

which should be downloaded to the client. and if you have

great volume of data, try setting a filter...

well, i think that's it... and wishing you luck.

regards

jo