Simplified explanation on WAS UI Tools

Hello all, I am looking for some explanation/documentation on the differences between: SAP BSP, SAP Dynpro and SAP iViews. I am trying to create a 'picture' on the differences between these various UI tools and - if applicable - how they are tied together. Can anyone provide me some clarification? Much appreciated, Tiest
Message was edited by: Tiest van Gool

Hi Tiest,
Phew quite an interesting question for which pages of info can be written ... a simplistic difference between those technologies could be (as far as I am concerned):
BSP is a server side technologie to build web applications by combining static HTML and/or extension libraries with ABAP/4 code.
Web dynpro and IViews are both GUI-driven software development tools to build web applications that use a server side technology (like BSP, JSP, ...) to build a web application.
If I would need to draw a picture then I would put BSP below (part of server side technologies), Web dynpro in the middle (it does use parts of server side technology but also introduces its own (javascript client)) and Iviews on top as this one is clearly a GUI representative using any server side technology ...
Hope this helps,
Steven

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41, 67,3597054, -2,4798621, 71,9148546, -1,9742256, 71,7432283, 4,41878772, 72,8
698623, -1,416879, 71,8860517, 4,52649053, 72,8122526, -,50120336, 71,9405632, -
,73551748, 72,0504801, 2,89978127, 72,6620086, -,03435262, 72,1492992, 2,97018311
, 72,6193014, ,018847266, 72,0722867, 3,04418215, 72,5535901, ,198259139, 72,0181787
, 3,22209193, 72,4865797, ,276061466, 71,9525685, 3,28428939, 72,4202686, ,473772831
, 71,8760574, 2,72680263, 72,1813226, 1,68306421, 72,7689189, 3,30060056
, 71,7129527, ,547178691, 73,1469855, 3,05285269, 71,4839162, ,121326784, 73,085271
, 2,45051033, 71,5642229, -,10050751, 72,9395414, -,82198316, 72,9230354, -,50034338
, 73,0341583, 1,47055648, 71,874063, ,364605226, 72,4719567, 2,52156221, 72,8304369
, -,24996327, 72,2897221, 2,91649976, 72,7839314, -,18986264, 72,2089086
, 3,02480439, 72,7308224, 3,31881376, 72,5687954, -1,3170745, 71,7809355, -1,5212864
, 71,9162563, -,13586013, 72,1713025, ,014347302, 72,0791878, -1,9711251
, 71,75383, -1,6372994, 71,7680328, -3,7134102, 66,319762, -5,5455029, 59,897899
, -6,1319107, 58,0187899, -6,4952136, 57,9000878, -7,540535, 56,3235608, -5,1883214
, 54,4165272, -5,9829533, 51,4761912, -6,0178661, 49,9881936, -5,2705573, 48,5816924))
        SELECT ID,
               sdo_util.simplify(
                                 GEOM,
                                 1000,0.05) SMPL_SHAPE
              FROM TEST_SP A;
         1
SDO_GEOMETRY(2006, 8307, NULL, SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1, 2, 1), SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(
-4,4782378, 48,3825828, -4,5072387, 48,35188, -4,8323474, 48,2797711, -4,9683509
, 48,2972713, -5,2159566, 48,4627829, -5,8881628, 50,0156972, -5,8003495, 51,496
9942, -5,5118342, 52,9619711, -5,4198306, 53,3166867, -5,3821299, 53,3367877, -5
,1849215, 54,3967266, -6,0559248, 55,4059499, -6,5756301, 55,4708485, -7,5433349
, 56,3382611, -6,6858165, 57,6307846, -5,8250091, 57,9737903, -4,7190009, 60,166
6997, -3,5777005, 62,2962013, -3,3610006, 62,7598027, -4,4027049, 63,6375088, -5
,9890247, 64,9128292, -3,9806117, 65,9147493, -3,1632041, 67,3597054, -3,006201,
67,7414256, -2,4798621, 71,9148546, -1,9742256, 71,7432283, ,964944602, 72,2605
232, 2,24328978, 72,4805703, 4,44568645, 72,8442578, 4,41878772, 72,8698623, 1,5
2000878, 72,3918494, -1,416879, 71,8860517, -1,3401746, 71,8337437, -1,2962712,
71,8331437, ,112555419, 72,0745875, 1,52130154, 72,3159363, 4,52649053, 72,81225
26, 4,52808622, 72,7867478, 3,69667156, 72,6776188, 3,6240575, 72,638711, 2,2489
818, 72,4059572, -,50120336, 71,9405632, -,54520702, 71,9389628, -,73551748, 72,
0504801, ,476199597, 72,2543194, 2,89978127, 72,6620086, 2,92168221, 72,6514068,
1,93635925, 72,4840686, -,03435262, 72,1492992, ,009249796, 72,1270957, 2,97018
311, 72,6193014, 3,03378745, 72,6007986, 3,00258239, 72,588196, ,024648569, 72,0
854889, ,018847266, 72,0722867, ,089052559, 72,0609852, 3,04418215, 72,5535901,
3,11158397, 72,5140836, ,198259139, 72,0181787, ,260163137, 71,9989759, 3,222091
93, 72,4865797, 3,26629348, 72,4638761, ,276061466, 71,9525685, ,329964682, 71,9
328656, 3,28428939, 72,4202686, 3,36939068, 72,3648597, ,473772831, 71,8760574,
,569477285, 71,82595, ,611380719, 71,8259502, 2,72680263, 72,1813226, 2,75830711
, 72,1931249, 1,68306421, 72,7689189, 1,5126426, 72,7341112, 3,30060056, 71,7129
527, 3,17418717, 71,6957489, 1,60063452, 72,5691815, ,547178691, 73,1469855, ,35
9854829, 73,1102772, 1,95133441, 72,2365257, 3,23637231, 71,518823, 3,05285269,
71,4839162, 1,48840202, 72,3534425, ,121326784, 73,085271, -,04839361, 73,057664
8, ,202722649, 72,9185387, ,388343833, 72,9396437, ,47655216, 72,9276418, ,53675
5404, 72,890735, ,33223128, 72,8561273, ,341231045, 72,8413245, 1,09627118, 72,4
258526, 2,60622659, 71,5950287, 2,45051033, 71,5642229, 2,40460672, 71,5665229,
1,61758053, 71,999284, -,10050751, 72,9395414, -,65997036, 72,8536226, -,8219831
6, 72,9230354, -,50064638, 72,9851486, -,50034338, 73,0341583, 1,63627318, 71,90
10684, 1,47055648, 71,874063, 1,42765317, 71,8782634, ,894730643, 72,1679072, ,3
64605226, 72,4719567, 2,52156221, 72,8304369, 2,61736591, 72,7780277, 2,59136171
, 72,7677256, -,24996327, 72,2897221, -,25916558, 72,2638176, -,21176165, 72,259
117, 2,91649976, 72,7839314, 2,96800578, 72,7859322, 2,96630196, 72,7599273, -,1
8166113, 72,2224109, -,18986264, 72,2089086, -,1158568, 72,197907, ,931051106, 7
2,3755428, 3,02480439, 72,7308224, 3,31881376, 72,5687954, 2,37159441, 72,408958
7, 1,69002721, 72,411154, 1,47059079, 72,2531252, -1,3170745, 71,7809355, -1,521
2864, 71,9162563, -,13586013, 72,1713025, -,08725586, 72,1719028, ,014347302, 72
,0791878, -1,9151213, 71,7320267, -1,9711251, 71,75383, -1,7742095, 71,7850351,
-1,7418077, 71,7564308, -1,8250142, 71,7445288, -1,8391156, 71,7305266, -1,79971
27, 71,7277262, -1,6372994, 71,7680328, -1,8371151, 71,7477293, -1,7914116, 71,7
485295, -2,5499818, 69,7686808, -3,7134102, 66,319762, -4,296207, 64,3409166, -4
,7468036, 62,8630039, -4,8797025, 62,2661018, -5,5455029, 59,897899, -5,9832082,
58,4219931, -6,1319107, 58,0187899, -6,4952136, 57,9000878, -7,4540322, 56,5183
651, -7,540535, 56,3235608, -6,3898286, 55,3796474, -6,1153258, 55,3534483, -5,1
883214, 54,4165272, -5,9829533, 51,4761912, -6,0178661, 49,9881936, -5,2705573,
48,5816924))
        SELECT ID,
               sdo_util.simplify(
                                 GEOM,
                                 100000,0.05) SMPL_SHAPE
              FROM TEST_SP A;
         1
SDO_GEOMETRY(2006, 8307, NULL, SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1, 2, 1), SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(
-4,4782378, 48,3825828, -7,5433349, 56,3382611, -3,3610006, 62,7598027, -5,9890247
, 64,9128292, -2,4798621, 71,9148546, 4,54839096, 72,7997504, ,569477285, 71,82595
, ,547178691, 73,1469855, 3,23637231, 71,518823, -,82198316, 72,9230354, 3,31881376
, 72,5687954, -1,9711251, 71,75383, -7,540535, 56,3235608, -5,1883214, 54,4165272
, -5,2705573, 48,5816924))              Which version of server and client do you use (database)?
regards, Andreas

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Thanks for any comments...

Hi AKPT.
Thanks for info but I understand how it can be updated manually... What I am asking is if there was any tool which allows you to see all the releases for multiple materials and allows you to change the quantity and then update the release etc... Like how t-code MF50 works with planning. I'm assuming its not in the standard ERP. but maybe in a SCM add-on, SNC etc....
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