SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe: The comprehensive guide to creating forms in SAP. Learn how to solve real-life problems that occur when working with . connections, and more (SAP PRESS: englisch) : The comprehensive guide to creating forms in SAP. Learn how to solve real-life problems that occur when working with interactive forms. New information on ABAP Offline Infrastructure, XDC Editor, secure ADS connections, and more

Jürgen Hauser, Andreas Deutesfeld, Thomas Szücs, Stephan Rehmann

ISBN 10: 1592293980 / ISBN 13: 9781592293988

Edité par SAP PR, 2011

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Neu Neuware, Importqualität, auf Lager, Sofortversand - This detailed and comprehensive guide shows you how to create and design forms with SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe. SAP and Adobe experts explain how to use Interactive Forms and integrate it into your SAP business processes and workflows. Extensive examples illustrate how you can fully benefit from modern SAP form technology. This book has all the information you need to answer your questions, increase your knowledge, and improve your efficiency. 1. Getting Started Learn how to install software components, create form templates, and output forms. The first several chapters of the book are devoted to getting started with SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe. 2. Beginners and Experts Consult step-by-step instructions about how to develop and implement your own form design solutions. Both beginners and experts can benefit from the increasing degree of complexity of the examples. 3. All-in-One Solution Discover how to create interactive, digital, or printed forms with detailed and extensive instructions (for example, via Adobe Document Services, Adobe LiveCycle Designer, or interface calls). 4. Updated and Expanded Edition Explore new topics such as the parallelization of print jobs, ABAP Offline Infrastructure, and job profile management. This edition is updated for SAP NetWeaver 7.0 EhP 2. Highlights: Adobe Document Services Adobe LiveCycle Designer Web Dynpro Script programs Form Builder SAP NetWeaver Portal ABAP Offline Infrastructure XDC Editor JobProfiles Editor Parallelization of print jobs. N° de réf. du vendeur INF1000239941

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Titre : SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe: The ...

Éditeur : SAP PR

Date d'édition : 2011

Reliure : Gebundene Ausgabe

Etat : Neu

Edition : 2ème Édition

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Dr. Jürgen Hauser has worked for Adobe Systems since 2005. His responsibilities include representing Adobe at SAP AG in Walldorf, Germany; product management for SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe, and additional duties, such as local contact for Adobe Flex and Adobe AIR. He has presented SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe at numerous conferences worldwide. He previously worked as a project manager and system architect for a large German consulting firm. After finishing his studies in computer science, with a minor in mathematics, he participated in the Distributed Systems research group. He earned his doctorate in multimedia systems from the University of Stuttgart, Germany.

Andreas Deutesfeld studied physics and computer science at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany. After finishing his studies, he joined SAP AG in Walldorf, Germany, in 1996. His work focused on form technologies in the development of SAP NetWeaver. He has conducted numerous workshops and classes and consulted for many projects on this topic. Since 2003, he has been heavily involved as a development architect in the design and implementation process of the new form solution, SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe. He lives in a small town on the Rhine with his wife and son.

Thomas Szücs was senior software developer at SAP AG for the Web Dynpro ABAP division where he was in charge of Adobe integration, among other things. After almost nine years at SAP working on SD, CRM, and SAP NetWeaver, he now works as a senior solution architect at Corporate Business Solutions GmbH in Heidelberg, Germany. He is married and lives near Bruchsal, Germany, with his wife.

Dr. Stephan Rehmann holds a PhD in low-temperature physics from the University of Bayreuth, Germany. He joined SAP AG in 1998 and worked in the development division of the overhead cost-controlling product team. At present, he is responsible for the ISR framework for SAP ERP, among other things.