Java Development Tools in Detail

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1 Nov , 2002 Java Development Tools in Detail Joachim Jakob, SAP AG SAP Labs, LLC. SAP TechEd 2002 November 12-15, 2002 (JAVA102) / 1

2 Overall Java Development Infrastructure Tool Integration Platform Software Logistics (SL) Java Java Dictionary J2EE Web Dynpro Web Service DTR/CBS/SL Integration Component Build Service (CBS) Deploy Run Time J2EE Server Graphics Tool Service Layer Generic Model Abstraction Layer Local File System Design Time Repository (DTR) 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 2

3 Learning Objectives As a result of this workshop, you will be able to: Know which development tools for Java will by offered by SAP beyond the J2EE toolset Describe how these tools fit into SAP s new development infrastructure Get a feeling of how you can work with these tools 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 3

4 Agenda Why J2EE is not enough The Java Dictionary The idea The Type System The Database Layer Developing database objects Accessing data with SQLJ The Business Layer Web Services The Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Summary 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 4

5 Agenda Why J2EE is not enough The Java Dictionary The idea The Type System The Database Layer Developing database objects Accessing data with SQLJ The Business Layer Web Services The Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Summary 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 5

6 Why J2EE is not enough The J2EE programming models provides mechanisms for all aspects of business applications... User Interface Servlet + JSP as base mechanism Taglibraries Business logic Development and deployment of enterprise Java beans (EJB) Session Beans Entity Beans Java persistence J2EE Container managed persistence (CMP) Dynamic database access using JDBC Presentation layer Servlet, JSP Business layer Session Beans Entity Beans JDBC Database layer 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 6

7 Why J2EE is not enough but the J2EE programming model is not sufficient for SAP s needs! Platform independence Support for several databases Support for different browsers Cross-platform development (Java, ABAP) Performance Large-scaled applications require a very efficient database layer Efficiency in development Lack of higher levels of abstraction Lack of efficient development infrastructure SAP has to support higher-level programming models SAP has to provide a highly productive development infrastructure 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 7

8 Agenda Why J2EE is not enough The Java Dictionary The idea The Type System The Database Layer Developing database objects Accessing data with SQLJ The Business Layer Web Services The Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Summary 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 8

9 Java Dictionary The Idea Content exists independent of program code Describe content outside of program code Generate programming language specific access layer Usage of content description in declarative programming environments (Web Dynpro, Web Services, Persistence Frameworks) Content has many aspects Extend content description with framework specific information Generate appropriate interfaces for different scenarios, e.g. Metadata interface (e.g. field length in Web Dynpro) UI Service interfaces (e.g. field labels, value help,...) Use standards for content description XML Schema is the recommended type system for Web Service description XML Schema is the supported type system of SAP s Interface Repository 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 9

10 Java Dictionary Simple Type example SimpleType Core datatype information Restriction base Restriction base Restriction base Constraints UI related information Database related information Web Service related information <simpletype name='airline'> <restriction base='string'> <maxlength value='3'/> <enumeration value='lh '/> <enumeration value='ua '/> <enumeration value='aa '/> </restriction> <annotation> <fieldlabel value='airline'/> <col_label value='airline'/> </annotation> <annotation> <notnull value='true'/> </annotation> </simpletype> 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 10

11 Java Dictionary Simple Type example 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 11

12 Java Dictionary Simple Type example 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 12

13 Java Dictionary Simple Type example 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 13

14 Java Dictionary Simple Type example 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 14

15 Java Dictionary - The Type System DataType ScalarType ComplexType BuiltinType SimpleType Structure List FlatStructure User-defined Type Abstract Type 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 15

16 Java Dictionary Services attached to datatypes Classification Value Services Text Services Other Services Service Format / Parse Validate Simple value sets Complex value sets History Default value Field label Column label Value description Quick info Help texts / documentation Metadata Access Parameters Data Source, Locale Data Source Data Source, Locale Data Source, Locale Locale, Sector,... Locale, Sector,... Locale, Sector,... Locale, Sector,... Locale, Sector,... Locale, Sector, 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 16

17 Java Dictionary Benefits Datatypes can be used in all layers of application development Enhance portability of application development regarding Development platform (Web Dynpro for ABAP, Java,.Net) Database platform Central source of definition Reuse Central points for extension/modification Services are attached centrally Seamless integration into Java development infrastructure Java IDE based on Eclipse Local, component-based development process Fits well into declarative frameworks like Web Dynpro 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 17

18 Agenda Why J2EE is not enough The Java Dictionary The idea The Type System The Database Layer Developing database objects Accessing data with SQLJ The Business Layer Web Services The Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Summary 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 18

19 Database Layer - Requirements Support for several RDBMSs Platform-independent access to data Platform-independent definition of database objects Performance Caching of data Caching of statements SQL trace Fit into local development process Definition and deployment of database objects Checked usage of database objects Support for relational persistence as well as for object relational persistence 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 19

20 Database Layer Open SQL for Java Java program Relational Persistence Object Relational Persistence unchecked SQL Open SQL/ Native SQL Open SQL/ JDBC Open SQL/ SQLJ Open SQL Engine SQL Processor DB access layer EJB CMP JDO Table buffer Table catalog Statement cache portable SQL Vendor JDBC Open SQL for Java SQL trace RDBMS 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 20

21 Database Layer Support for database objects Development tool integrated into IDE DB platform independent maintenance of database objects Database tables Indexes Database views For very limited scenarios it should be possible to bypass DB platform independence Fieldtypes can bound to datatypes of the Java Dictionary Generation of deployment information and runtime objects Deployment of DB objects based on deployment information Analysis of existing DB catalog Generation of DDL-Statements DB table conversion if necessary Catalog Reader for Open SQL for Java layer 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 21

22 Database Layer Support for database objects Designtime Build Phase Deployment Eclipse Based IDE Project Browser Table/index editor Checker Build Server Archive Pool Deployment Tools: SDM Dictionary Deployment Tools Designtime Repository DB 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 22

23 Database Layer Definition of DB tables 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 23

24 Database Layer Definition of DB tables 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 24

25 Database Layer Definition of DB tables 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 25

26 Database Layer SQLJ (embedded SQL) Test.sqlj String from, to, conn_id; String carr_id; #sql { SELECT CITYFROM, CITYTO FROM SFLIGHT INTO :from, :to WHERE CARRID = :carr_id AND CONNID = :conn_id }; SFlight.dbtable FieldName IsKey Type Length CARRID True Airline 3 CONNID True String 4 FLDATE True Date... System.out.println (from + ", " + to); Editing SQLJ sources Features of standard Java source editor SQLJ-specific features, e.g. syntax coloring of SQL-blocks Debugging of SQLJ sources Setting of breakpoints in SQLJ source Display of SQLJ source instead of Java source in Debugger Step by step debugging (step over single sql-statement) 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 26

27 Database Layer SQLJ (embedded SQL) Test.sqlj String from, to, conn_id; String carr_id; #sql { SELECT CITYFROM, CITYTO FROM SFLIGHT INTO :from, :to WHERE CARRID = :carr_id AND CONNID = :conn_id }; SFlight.dbtable FieldName IsKey Type Length CARRID True Airline 3 CONNID True String 4 FLDATE True Date... System.out.println (from + ", " + to); SQLJ Translator SAP SQLJ Checker SAP-specific SQLJ checker Uses database object metadata instead of not database catalog IDE integration of SQLJ checker Display of translation errors (-> SQL syntax errors) Navigation to error position in coding 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 27

28 Database Layer SQLJ Tool support 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 28

29 Database Layer SQLJ Tool support 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 29

30 Database Layer SQLJ Tool support 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 30

31 Agenda Why J2EE is not enough The Java Dictionary The idea The Type System The Database Layer Developing database objects Accessing data with SQLJ The Business Layer Web Services The Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Summary 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 31

32 Business Layer The Web Service Paradigm Service Discovery Service Publication Service Directory UDDI WSDL XML/ SOAP HTTP Service Requestor Service Invocation Service Provider 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 32

33 Business Layer Web Service Development WS Development IDE WS Usage IDE WS Definition Virt. Endpoint Configuration Publish UDDI Lookup Proxy generation Generate WS Endpoint (e.g. EJB) Checkin DTR Get definition WS Proxy Checkin WS Client WS Server SAP Web AS Deploy WS Client SAP Web AS WS Endpoint SOAP Framework SOAP SOAP Framework WS Client 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 33

34 Business Layer Web Service Toolset Tools for Web Service definition Web Service creation wizard Virtual endpoint definition Tools for calling Web Services Browsing of UDDI directory Client proxy generation Efficient development process Server configuration UDDI publishing Web Service build and deployment Web Service test environment 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 34

35 Agenda Why J2EE is not enough The Java Dictionary The idea The Type System The Database Layer Developing database objects Accessing data with SQLJ The Business Layer Web Services The Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Summary 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 35

36 Presentation Layer - Web Dynpro Improve User Experience through a "High Fidelity Web UI" browser based frontend, zero footprint flicker-free screen, minimal refreshs client-side dynamics minimal response times personalization of the user interface 508 accessibility compliance Web Dynpro Tools Web Dynpro Meta-Data Web Dynpro Runtime.NET J2EE ABAP Deliver an Enterprise Quality Web Development Environment minimize coding, maximize design support reuse of components support web services and data-binding separate layout and programming logic Achieve Independence... from platform from UI technology 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 36 Multi Device Internet

37 Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Toolset Key features Complete toolset based on Eclipse IDE Graphical design of view composition and navigation flow WYSIWYG view designer Standard Java editor for implementing event handlers Efficient development cycle (edit build deploy run) 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 37

38 Demo Demo 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 38

39 Agenda Why J2EE is not enough The Java Dictionary The idea The Type System The Database Layer Developing database objects Accessing data with SQLJ The Business Layer Web Services The Presentation Layer Web Dynpro Summary 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 39

40 Summary Extended SAP J2EE programming model Presentation Layer Servlet JSP Web Dynpro Java Dictionary Business Layer Session Beans Entity Beans JDBC Business Layer Web Services JDO SQLJ Open SQL Datatypes Schema SAP supports standard J2EE In addition SAP supports higher-level programming models 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 40

41 Summary The Java Dictionary provides a uniform datatype system for all layers of business applications The Java Dictionary allows the definition and deployment of platform-independent database objects Tool support for SQLJ enables checked access to data from relational database tables Benefit from the active information market using the Web Service toolset Web Dynpro is the toolkit for rapid user interface development 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 41

42 Questions? Q&A 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 42

43 Feedback Please complete your session evaluation and drop it in the box on your way out. Be courteous deposit your trash, and do not take the handouts for the following session. The SAP TechEd 02 New Orleans Team 2002 SAP Labs, LLC, JAVA102, Joachim Jakob 43

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