on 02-09-2007 3:20 PM
Hello
I have a question, how download the Web dynpro ABAP code from the SAP System.
Could You give me a hint how to save code locally on the disk?
Regards
Wojtek
I tried to save my tables, classes, interfaces, Web Dyn Pro and BSP by transport mechanizm. I have succed in creating transport but I do not know how to save transported data on the disk. Could somebody send me a link to some tutorial, instruction how to do it?
I already try to find it on google and sdn but I have not succed.
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First off, you need to release your workbench transport and copy the content over to a transport of copies. Release that one too with a transport target that points to nirvana. Now write down the id of that transport. Now go to the usr/sap/trans directory. There are "data" and "cofiles" sub dirs. Go there. Take the file that represent your transport of copies (same name without the system id in front). An admin of another system can import them to his/her system.
Best regards,
Thomas
As usual via transport request (cofiels/datafiles) or better via the great ZSAPLINK program.
Try a search for ZSAPLINK in google and you'll find also a Web Dynpro for ABAP plug-in.
Sergio
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I started from http://code.google.com/p/saplink/ .
Then in http://code.google.com/p/saplink/wiki/pluginList I found the plug-in for ABAP Web Dynpro.
It still in ALPHA status and to be honest I got trouble installing it (in fact there is the note: But WDA plugin requires SAPlink 0.1.3 or greater).
You should get it running because I can see the nugg file.
Eventually ask navigate to the http://code.google.com/p/saplink/issues/list and the other pages of http://code.google.com/p/saplink.
Sergio
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