abap2UI5

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Getting Started ​

1. Installation with abapGit ​

Install the project with abapGit.

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ABAP Cloud

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2. Create HTTP Handler ​

Create a new package and define a new class for the HTTP handler implementation:

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CLASS zcl_my_abap2UI5_http_handler DEFINITION PUBLIC CREATE PUBLIC.

  PUBLIC SECTION.
    INTERFACES if_http_extension.

ENDCLASS.

CLASS zcl_my_abap2UI5_http_handler IMPLEMENTATION.
  METHOD if_http_extension~handle_request.

    z2ui5_cl_http_handler=>run( server ).

  ENDMETHOD.
ENDCLASS.
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CLASS zcl_my_abap2UI5_http_handler DEFINITION PUBLIC CREATE PUBLIC.

  PUBLIC SECTION.
    INTERFACES if_http_service_extension.

ENDCLASS.

CLASS zcl_my_abap2UI5_http_handler IMPLEMENTATION.
  METHOD if_http_service_extension~handle_request.

    z2ui5_cl_http_handler=>run( req = request res = response ).

  ENDMETHOD.
ENDCLASS.

3. Create HTTP Service ​

Use the transaction SICF and create a new HTTP service for abap2UI5:

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For ABAP Cloud environments, follow this guide.

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Security

This project communicates solely with the HTTP service you define, giving you complete control over accessibility, authentication, and other security aspects.

4. Initial Launch ​

After installing the abap2UI5 framework and configuring your HTTP handler, you can access the HTTP endpoint from a web browser: image Press "Check" and launch the test app. That’s it! Now you can create a new class and start developing your own abap2UI5 applications.