Webdynpro API

[Former Member]

where to download this webdynpro API plz give me the link plz guide me with proper resourse

[Former Member]

sorry for trouble i gave to SDN members not being clear

https://help.sap.com/javadocs/NW04/current/index.html

so how to download this API to access it offline generally in java we download the API in zip format?

[Former Member]

Generally some Portal related API's you dont need to download anything.

If you need to use the API's of Portal in other cases, you may just import the classes and use them.

You will then have to make an entry for the classpath by adding the path to the Jar file containing them classes to your project.

No we dont download api in zip format unless you are talking of some 3rd party API.

In that case you could dowload the api and add it the the classes folder of your project.

Hope this helped.

If it did kindly consider rewarding with points

[Former Member]

Hi! samyuktha,

i think you are more familiar with Java environment.Here i am trying to explain the API from Java and Sap prespective.

taking an example of Java Development IDE - Eclipse and one for SAP EP appl. development IDE - NWDS.

NWDS is nothing but an extention of Eclipse.

if we wanted to develop an appl. in Eclipse for which Eclipse has not privided the jar file then we need to all that jar files in Java project classpath.

same is the case with NWDS as well, NWDS comes with some jar file but if you are using some third party API then you need to download that jar file and then add that jar file in Project class path and lib folder of the project.

Hope this help you.

regards,

Mithileshwar Sahu

[Former Member]

sorry i not avle to put my requirment clear

i want to acess this document offline

https://help.sap.com/javadocs/NW04/current/wd/index.html

https://help.sap.com/javadocs/NW04/current/index.html

so how to download in java we can download API doc in Zip format

i am talking about adding jars

[Former Member]

Hello!

I have no idea what you are asking - maybe someone else does but I am freaking lost.

If you want the community to help you then please put some effort in your question and be as detailed as possible. Don't use abbreviations in your questions/replies either - your are not typing on a cell phone and this is not an SMS.

Thanks,

Harald