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Download a BSP application

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Hi,

stupid question : is there a way to download a bsp application into a .txt file for instance and upload it in another system like for Abap programs?

Regards & Happy new year,

Huy

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Former Member
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Hi

I don't think you can copy your complete BSP application into local system.But layout,type definitions,event handler you can copy individually into the local file using the editor button "Save as local file"

<b>If you want to copy your BSP application to other system. You can create a transport request and that you can transfer to other system.</b>

Regards

Naresh

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former_member181879
Active Contributor

Hallo Huy,

In R/3 systems, the transport system is the best way to move stuff between systems. You can place all the objects you wish onto a transport of copies, export it, and import the transport into the new system. The starting point is transaction SE09. You might need the help/approval of a system administrator, depending on your rights, etc. This is the simplest and best way to do it.

If you should wish to develop your solution, look at CL_BSP_API_GENERATE. It is an API to create BSP applications.

You can also look at our own report BSP_EXPORT_CLASSES (transaction SE38) that we use to dump BSP applications into text files. We use it for checking that our SP systems are in sync with our development system.

brian

eddy_declercq
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Yuu can access your BSP application also via WebDAV and thus can be opened via any external editor. What's the idea behind your question?

eddy_declercq
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Hi,

Pls don't forget to give reward points if you feel that your question is answered.

Eddy