on 12-27-2014 6:15 AM
Hi,
I had write code for my First Addon.In Debug Mode it's working fine.I have the following doubt about my Add on.
1) Is B1DE 2.2 Tools necessary for Developing or creating SAP Addon Setup.
2) Is B1DE Toolkit Paid Or Free license.
3) Our Company Have 11 Professional License.Can i use Professional license for Developing AddOns.
4) Is any Additional License required for Developing AddOns using DI API , UI API or Event Service.
5) What is Implementation Version/License .As per the Following Link can I Use the Implementation Version License for Developing UI Only Addons.
Also When I try to connect the Implementation connection string ,It shows an error message like 'Connection - Could not find SBO that match the connection string [66000-85]'
http://scn.sap.com/thread/381233
Plese Explain..
Hi Rahesh,
To answer your Q:
1. Not necessary. But it sure helps jump start your addon creation and installation.
2. B1DE is free.
3. Yes. 1 prof license is enough for developing.
4. UI, DI api and event service does not need additional license. DI server and B1WS does.
5. Implementation license is used only if you want to implement sap licensing for your own addon. You can register your addon an sap will manage the license for your addon.
Regards
Edy
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Hi Edy,
But When I Try to Dowload B1DE, it only provide a trial version.I herewith attached the screen shot for your reference.Plese check this Link also.http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-28656.
Can you send the B1DE Setup For Visual Studio 2010.
Also I have one more doubt about my Add on connection string.Which Connection string can i use my Addon connection string parameter.Please help.
HI Rahesh,
not sure why they put it as trial.
just download it, it is free.
there are two type of connection string.
If you are in development, you need to use (1).
Regards
edy
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