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Jun 09, 2009 at 03:23 PM

Understanding easy BSP development (MVC vs. Flow Logic and more...)

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Hi everybody,

we are trying to build up an BSP application for manipulating SAP tables. We have a very optimistic project schedule, so we try to program the BSP as easy as possible.

For a blueprint we constructed a small BSP application with flow logic pages and managed to manipulate SAP data with the BSP by using standard function modules. Unfortunately I feel quite uncomfortable with our data binding.

Meanwhile I read a lot of weblog articles concerning BSP and I always hit on MVC-based application. My hope is to increase the reusability of the whole application by applying the MVC-pattern.

Problem: From my point of view all these mentioned explainations are very complicated, because mostly very specific examples are constructed and BSP extensions as HTMLB or complete individual ones are used. So, when I study that material I'm always asking me, which code snippets are influenced by the extensions, and which be the MVC-pattern.

I think, what might help is a very basic MVC-application with standard-html means, because I'm very familiar with web applications. Or kind of migration guide from flow-logic-BSPs to MVC-BSPs.

Can anybody give me some advice how to get a better understanding?

Or perhaps isn't it advisable to focus on MVC, but retain the flow logic pages for keeping it more simple...?

Thanks for any comments and proposals!

Regards,

Sebastian