>Road map technique and Floor Plan Manager Technique, both are same or different.
They are different. The FloorPlan Manager is a tool for constructing WD applications with a similar layout and user interface. There are two different floor plans currently - the OIF - Object Instance Floorplan and the GAF - Guided Activity Floorplan. The OIF is for the editing of a single business object. It allows for things like the nesting of header and item details. The GAF, on the other hand, uses a road map to walk you through an activity - much like a Guided Procedure. The FloorPlan Manager is very powerful because it can be configured using component and application configuration - allowing you to plug in different UI Building Blocks (UIBB) as Web Dynpro Components or Views. You can change the roadmap, for instance, adding a new step by just chaning this configuration and not having to touch the code. Consistency between applications is also a major stregth of the FloorPlan Manager.
The Road Map is just a UI element in WD. It can be used to create your own custom applications.
>can I develop this application in WebDynpro for ABAP
Sure. The Floorplan manager has been available for WDA since SPS13. Have a look at the packages APB_FPM_DEMO and ABP_FPM_TEST for examples of how to build components designed for the FloorPlan Manager.
Admittedly there aren't a whole lot of documents available on the subject yet. Some eLearning is being worked on now. There are going to be some workshops at TechEd on the subject:
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/Community/BringitallTogetherwithFPM%28FloorplanManager%29forWebDynpro+ABAP
The best thing to do right now is to study the demo applications SAP provides.
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