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SAPUI5
Figure 13.43 Uploading SAPUI5 Application to the ABAP Repository: Part 2
Another box appears, asking for a name for the BSP application and a development
package (or you could choose $TMP for a local object). After this point, your
application will be snugly inside the SAP ERP system.
13.6.2 Storing the Application in Releases 7.31 and Above
Release 7.31 SP 4 and above can import SAPUI5 application definitions directly
from Eclipse into the SAP ERP system. In Eclipse, select your main Monster Monitor
node, right-click, and choose Team 폷 Share Project. The reason for this naming
is that the component that moves things from Eclipse to SAP is called a team
provider, on the grounds that if something is in Eclipse it’s on your local machine
and only available to you, but if it’s inside the SAP system, it’s available to anyone
on the programming team.
The first pop-up is shown in Figure 13.44. There are a few options; choose
SAPUI5 ABAP Repository . In the next box, you will be asked to browse to the
SAP logon pad on your local machine to get the details of the SAP system you
want to connect to. All the logon pad deta ils will be copied over, and then you
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