Phases in development life cycle

Hi
    can any body explain briefly explain "various phases in development life cycle(in SAP Terminology) ".And also provide links to blogs as soon as possible.
    Plz provide info on DEBUGGING techiniques in XI.
                                                                                Regards,
                                                                                Vinod.

check this doc for debugging:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/cbc7d790-0201-0010-bea6-c549902e93e2
and the s/w eng development lifecycle holds good for xi also

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In SAP the Development Methodology is called ASAP Methodology:
Project Preparation:
The first step in ASAP is Project Preparation. In this step the Functional Consultant will analyse the business process and define the system for SAP and will give the time line for the project. The Manpower required and the budgets are also considered in this step.
Blue Print Preparation:
This is second step in ASAP Methodology. In this step the Project Preparation scenarios are finalised. A out line of the Project is given in this step.
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In this step the development done by the abaper is being tested. This is the area where the Unit Test Document is prepared (i.e. Positive Testing and Negative Testing).
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is there any possiblity to develop & debug ABAP code and applications under the Eclipce editor in Netweaver Platform ??

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Can n e body help me in knowing the complete life cycle of any project.
Starting from the point customer wants to implement SAP for their business to implementation and support.
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