Object-oriented programming with ABAP objects: [learn the basic principles of OOP using ABAP objects ; explore core concepts, quality assurance, and enhancement techniques up to ABAP 7.0 ; discover how to use UML through practical tutorials]
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adam_text | CONTENTS AT A GLANCE PART I BASICS 1 INTRODUCTION TO OBJECT-ORIENTED
PROGRAMMING 23 2 WORKING WITH OBJECTS 41 PART II CORE CONCEPTS 3
ENCAPSULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION HIDING 89 4 OBJECT INITIALIZATION AND
CLEANUP 107 5 INHERITANCE 127 6 POLYMORPHISM 155 7 COMPONENT-BASED
DESIGN CONCEPTS 183 8 ERROR HANDLING WITH EXCEPTIONS 201 9 UNIT TESTING
WITH ABAP UNIT 233 PART III CASE STUDIES 10 WORKING WITH THE SAP LIST
VIEWER 257 11 ABAP OBJECT SERVICES 279 12 WORKING WITH XML 303 13
WHERETO GO FROM HERE 329 APPENDIX A DEBUGGING OBJECTS 333 B THE AUTHOR
343 BIBLIOGRAFISCHE INFORMATIONEN HTTP://D-NB.INFO/994152639
DIGITALISIERT DURCH METHODS 61 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 15 PART I: BASICS
1.1 THE NEED FOR A BETTER ABSTRACTION 23 1.2 CLASSES AND OBJECTS 24 1.3
ESTABLISHING BOUNDARIES 27 1.4 REUSE 29 1.4.1 COMPOSITION 29 1.4.2
INHERITANCE 30 1.4.3 POLYMORPHISM 31 1.5 OBJECT MANAGEMENT 33 1.6 UML
TUTORIAL: CLASS DIAGRAM BASICS 33 1.6.1 CLASSES 34 1.6.2 ATTRIBUTES 36
1.6.3 OPERATIONS 37 1.6.4 ASSOCIATIONS 38 1.6.5 NOTES 39 1.7 SUMMARY 39
B 2.1 SYNTAX OVERVIEW 41 2.1.1 DEFINING CLASSES 42 2.1.2 DECLARING
COMPONENTS 42 2.1.3 IMPLEMENTINGMETHODS 51 2.2 CREATING AND USING
OBJECTS 52 2.2.1 OBJECT REFERENCES 52 2.2.2 CREATING OBJECTS 53 2.2.3
OBJECT REFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS 53 2.2.4 WORKING WITH INSTANCE COMPONENTS
54 2.2.5 WORKING WITH CLASS COMPONENTS 57 2.2.6 CREATING COMPIEX
EXPRESSIONS USING FUNCTIONAL 4.5.4 USING CLASS ATTRIBUTES 124 CONTENTS
3 *ENEAPSULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION HIDIN 2.3 BUILDING YOUR FIRST
OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAM 64 2.4 GETTING STARTED WITH THE CLASS BUILDER 71
2.4.1 CLASS POOLS 71 2.4.2 ACCESSTNG THE CLASS BUILDER 71 2.4.3 CREATING
CLASSES 72 2.4.4 DEFINING CLASS COMPONENTS 74 2.4.5 EDITING THE CLASS
DEFINITION SECTION DIRECTLY 82 2.5 CASE STUDY: WORKING WITH REGULAER
EXPRESSIONS 82 2.6 UML TUTORIAL: OBJECT DIAGRAMS 84 2.7 SUMMARY 86 PART
II: CORE CONCEPTS SS5BSSEI 3.1 LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE PROCEDURAL
APPROACH 89 3.1.1 DECOMPOSING FUNCTIONAL DECOMPOSITION 90 3.1.2 CASE
STUDY: A PROCEDURAL CODE LIBRARY IN ABAP 91 3.1.3 MOVING TOWARD OBJECTS
94 3.2 DATA ABSTRACTION WITH CLASSES 94 3.3 DEFINING COMPONENT
VISIBILITIES , 95 3.3.1 VISIBILITY SECTIONS 96 3.3.2 FRIENDS 99 3.4
HIDING THE IMPLEMENTATION 101 3.5 DESTGNING BY CONTRACT 102 3.6 UML
TUTORIAL: SEQUENCE DIAGRAMS 103 3.7 SUMMARY 105 4.1 CREATING OBJECTS 107
4.2 CONTROLLING OBJECT LNITIALIZATION WITH CONSTRUCTORS 111 4.3 TAKING
CONTROL OF THE INSTANTIATION PROCESS 117 4.4 GARBAGE COLLECTION 121 4.5
TUNING PERFORMANCE 122 4.5.1 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS 123 4.5.2 LAZY
INITIALISATION , 123 4.5.3 REUSING OBJECTS 124 6.4.1 INTERFACES 180
CONTENTS 4.6 UML TUTORIAL: STATE MACHINE DIAGRAMS 125 4.7 SUMMARY 126
5*LNHERITAN 5.1 GENERALIZATION AND SPECIALIZATION 128 5.2 INHERITING
COMPONENTS , 133 5.2.1 DESIGNINGTHE INHERITANCE INTERFACE 133 5.2.2
VISIBILITY OF INSTANCE COMPONENTS IN SUBCLASSES 135 5.2.3 VISIBILITY OF
CLASS COMPONENTS IN SUBCLASSES 136 5.2.4 REDEFINING METHODS 136 5.2.5
INSTANCE CONSTRUCTORS 138 5.2.6 CLASS CONSTRUCTORS 140 5.3 THE ABSTRACT
AND FINAL KEYWORDS 140 5.3.1 ABSTRACT CLASSES AND METHODS 140 5.3.2
FINAL CLASSES 143 5.3.3 FINAL METHODS , 144 5.4 INHERITANCE VERSUS
COMPOSITION 145 5.5 USING THE REFACTORING ASSISTANT 148 5.6 UML
TUTORIAL: ADVANCED CLASS DIAGRAMS PART I 150 5.6.1 GENERALIZATION , 150
5.6.2 DEPENDENCIES AND COMPOSITION 151 5.6.3 ABSTRACT CLASSES AND
METHODS 152 5.7 SUMMARY 153 J PPM 6.1 OBJECT REFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS
REVISITED 155 6.1.1 STATIC AND DYNAMIC TYPES 156 6.1.2 CASTING, 158 6.2
DYNAMIC METHOD CALL BINDING , 160 6.3 INTERFACES 163 6.3.1 INTERFACE
INHERITANCE VERSUS IMPLEMENTATION INHERITANCE ... 164 6.3.2 DEFINING
INTERFACES ,. 165 6.3.3 IMPLEMENTING INTERFACES 167 6.3.4 WORKING WITH
INTERFACES 170 6.3.5 NESTING INTERFACES 177 6.4 UML TUTORIAL: ADVANCED
CLASS DIAGRAMS PART II , 180 CONTENTS 6.4.2 PROVIDING AND REQUIRED
RELATIONSHIPS WITH INTERFACES 181 6.4.3 STATTE ATTRIBUTES AND METHODS
182 6.5 SUMMARY 182 7#GOMPONENT-BASEDTDESIGRUCONCEPT
^^I^VTYYIR^4^G4^F- TI^^ TV I 7.1 UNDERSTANDING THE SAP COMPONENT MODEL
183 7.2 THE PACKAGE CONCEPT 185 7.2.1 WHAT IS A PACKAGE? 186 7.2.2
CREATING AND ORGANIZING PACKAGES USING THE PACKAGE BUILDER 188 7.2.3
EMBEDDING PACKAGES 191 7.2.4 DEFINING PACKAGE INTERFACES 192 7.2.5
CREATING USE ACCESSES 194 7.2.6 PERFORMING PACKAGE CHECKS 195 7.2.7
PACKAGE DESIGN CONCEPTS 196 7.3 UML TUTORIAL: PACKAGE DIAGRAMS 197 7.4
SUMMARY 199 8.1 LESSONS LEARNEDFROM PRIOR APPROACHES 201 8.2 THE
CLASS-BASED EXCEPTION HANDLING CONCEPT 203 8.3 DEALINGWITH EXCEPTIONS
205 8.3.1 HANDLING EXCEPTIONS 205 8.3.2 CLEANING UP THE MESS 209 8.4
RAISINGAND FORWARDING EXCEPTIONS 210 8.4.1 SYSTEM-DRIVEN EXCEPTIONS 211
8.4.2 THE RAISE EXCEPTION STATEMENT 211 8.4.3 PROPAGATING EXCEPTIONS 215
8.5 CREATING EXCEPTION CLASSES 219 8.5.1 UNDERSTANDING EXCEPTION CLASS
TYPES 220 8.5.2 LOCAL EXCEPTION CLASSES 221 8.5.3 GLOBAL EXCEPTION
CLASSES 221 8.5.4 DEFINING EXCEPTION TEXTS 223 8.5.5 MAPPING EXCEPTION
TEXTS TO MESSAGE IDS 227 8.6 UML TUTORIAL: ACTIVITY DIAGRAMS 229 8.7
SUMMARY 231 10 CONTENTS HA. 3M 9.1 ABAP UNIT OVERVIEW 9.1.1 THE NEED FOR
UNIT TESTING FRAMEWORKS 9.1.2 UNIT TESTING TERMINOLOGY 9.1.3
UNDERSTANDING HOW ABAP UNIT WORKS 9.2 CREATING UNIT TEST CLASSES 9.2.1
TEST ATTRIBUTES 9.2.2 TEST METHODS 9.2.3 MANAGING FIXTURES 9.2.4
GENERATING TEST CLASSES FOR GLOBAL CLASSES 9.3 CASE STUDY: CREATING A
UNIT TEST IN ABAP UNIT 9.4 EXECUTING UNIT TESTS 9.4.1 INTEGRATION WITH
THE ABAP WORKBENCH 9.4.2 INTEGRATION WITH THE CODE INSPECTOR 9.5
EVALUATING UNIT TEST RESULTS 9.6 MOVING TOWARD TEST-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT
9.7 UML TUTORIAL: USE CASE DIAGRAMS 9.7.1 USE CASE TERMINOLOGY 9.7.2 AN
EXAMPLE USE CASE 9.7.3 THE USE CASE DIAGRAM 9.7.4 USE CASES FOR
REQUIREMENTS VERIFICATION 9.7.5 USE CASES AND TESTING 9.8 SUMMARY 234
234 235 236 237 238 239 239 240 241 244 245 245 246 247 248 249 249 251
252 252 253 PART III: CASE STUDIES M LFFLLO 3 10.1 OVERVIEW OF THE SAP
CONTROL FRAMEWORK 10.1.1 CONTROL FRAMEWORK ARCHITECTURE 10.1.2 SURVEY OF
AVAILABLE CONTROLS 10. CONTENTS 10.4 EVENT HANDLING WITH THE ALV OBJECT
MODEL 271 10.4.1 INTEGRATING EVENT HANDLER METHODS INTO THE CONTROLLER
271 10.4.2 REGISTERING EVENT HANDLER METHODS 272 10.4.3 RESPONDING TO
EVENTS 273 10.4.4 TRIGGERING EVENTS ON THE FRONTEND 274 10.4.5 TIMING OF
EVENT HANDLING 275 10.5 UML TUTORIAL: COMMUNICATION DIAGRAMS 275 10.6
SUMMARY 277 11.1 OBJECT-RELATIONAL MAPPING CONCEPTS 280 11.2 PERSISTENCE
SERVICE OVERVIEW 280 11.2.1 MANAGED OBJECTS 282 11.2.2 MAPPING CONCEPTS
284 11.2.3 UNDERSTANDING THE CLASS AGENT API 285 11.3 BUILDING
PERSISTENT CLASSES 286 11.3.1 CREATING A PERSISTENT CLASS IN THE CLASS
BUILDER 287 11.3.2 DEFINING PERSISTENT ATTRIBUTES WITH THE MAPPING
ASSISTANT 288 11.3.3 WORKING WITH OBJECT REFERENCES 292 11.4 WORKING
WITH PERSISTENT OBJECTS 293 11.4.1 CREATING NEW PERSISTENT OBJECTS 294
11.4.2 READING PERSISTENT OBJECTS USING THE QUERY SERVICE 295 11.4.3
UPDATING PERSISTENT OBJECTS 297 11.4.4 DELETING PERSISTENT OBJECTS 298
11.5 UML TUTORIAL: ADVANCED SEQUENCE DIAGRAMS 298 11.5.1 CREATING AND
DELETING OBJECTS 298 11.5.2 DEPICTING CONTROL LOGIC WITH INTERACTION
FRAMES 300 11.6 SUMMARY 301 ^ 12.1 XML OVERVIEW 303 12.1.1 WHY DO WE
NEED XML? 304 12.1.2 UNDERSTANDING XML SYNTAX 305 12.1.3 DEFINING XML
SEMANTICS 307 12.2 XML PROCESSING CONCEPTS 309 12.2. CONTENTS 12.2.2
MODELING XML WITH THE DOM 310 12.2.3 FEATURES OFTHEIXML LIBRARY 310 12.3
CASE STUDY: DEVELOPINGA READING LIST ADT 311 12.4 CASE STUDY: BUILDING
AN XML DOCUMENT 314 12.5 CASE STUDY: READING AN XML DOCUMENT 320 12.6
UML TUTORIAL: ADVANCED ACTIVITY DIAGRAMS 325 12.7 SUMMARY 327 * F R ^ *.
APPENDIX AAEEBUGGINIOEBJECT 1 A.1 DEBUGGING OBJECTS USING THE CLASSIC ABAP
DEBUGGER 333 A.1.1 DISPLAYING AND EDITING ATTRIBUTES 333 A.1.2 TRACING
THROUGH METHODS 336 A.1.3 DISPLAYING EVENTS AND EVENT HANDLER METHODS
336 A.1.4 VIEWING REFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS FOR AN OBJECT 337 A.1.5
TROUBLESHOOTING CLASS-BASED EXCEPTIONS 338 A.2 DEBUGGING OBJECTS USING
THE NEW ABAP DEBUGGER 340 I INDEX 345
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