Hi Mario,
As far as I am concerned, NWDS is an Eclipse based development tool targeted to Java applications that will be deployed onto a Netweaver Java System. This type of system will support any server side apps based on J2EE standards. It means you have a wide range of libraries available to build your Java backend - including any Odata/REST (recommended for usage with Angular2) libraries like OLingo. For the front-end application, the deployment can also be done as a stanadrd J2EE web application (just like in the old days of JSP). Since Angular2 apps are based on HTML5, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, etc, they can be treated as a web app as well. In fact, you could basically use any Angular2 tutorials out there and replace the Tomcat server with the Netweaver Java Server. Pay attention to the supported Java version though as many older versions of Netweaver servers only support older versions. Other than that - it is pretty simple straightforward stuff.
If this is the case, I would recommend deploying the Angular2 on Netweaver as a resource based web app so you could "share" the library across any applications you develop on Angular2 (bootstrapping).
I don't think it would be possible to mix SAPUI5 and Angular2 in the same application as they rely on different technologies - mainly because of typescript. There might be conflicting script definitions (from both sides) and your app could behave weirdly. Not to mention the CSS, etc. Since both SAPUI5 and Angular2 are front-end technologies, your choice should be one of them only and stick with it.
Regards,
Ivan
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