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Course information

SAP EP is a web based application that is fast gaining popularity among organizations worldwide and that is why you need to take up our SAP EP Admin online training. With a curriculum designed by domain experts this course is bound to keep your career curve ahead of those of the rest.

Full form or SAP EP stands for (Enterprise Portal), provides more than mere integration of data from various sources. It enables interaction and collaboration between various applications.

SAP Enterprise Portal is the Web front-end component for SAP NetWeaver - the comprehensive integration and application platform that facilitates the alignment of people, information, and business processes across organizational and technical boundaries.

 

 

 

SAP FICO: - SAP stands for Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing

FICO stands for Financial Accounting (FI) and Controlling (CO).

These modules of your ERP solution that has been designed to meet all accounting and reporting requirements. With just a click of a button, you can gather information, analyse, prepare financial statements, reports and generate charts that can be presented to the management with greater accuracy and relevance.

It is the go-to software that helps you carry out all the accounting and controlling responsibilities in a timely manner. Both the FI and CO modules store substantial amounts of financial data and the required tools that assist you in performing the various transactions, generate helpful reports and maintain a highly reliable financial system.

Training Objectives of EP ADMIN:
SAP EP ADMIN is a complete set of tools to administrate, manage and monitor the portal within one coherent environment. It is a building block of SAP NetWeaver – Complete integration and application platform is designed to unify and align people, Sharing information and business processes across technologies and organizations.
Target Students / Prerequisites:
Students must be aware of the concepts in SAP.
Module 1: Overview
A brief overview of SAP
Overview of SAP Netweaver and EP
A motivation for Portals and need for SAP EP
Module 2: Technical Infrastructure
SAP Enterprise Portal installation
SAP NW Architecture
Portal Framework, Portal Runtime, Portal Services.
Building Blocks of SAP EP
SAP Enterprise Portal Architecture
Module 4: User Management
Overview and Architecture
User Management Engine
User Management Tools
Module 5: Portal Security
Security Concepts
Introduction to Authentication
Authorization Concepts
Single Sign-On
Network Security
Module 6: Portal Platform Content
Content Object Model
Portal Content
Portal Content Catalog
Portal Content Studio
Object relations: Delta Links and copies
Working with iViews and Pages
Working with Worksets and Roles
Delegated Content Administration
Introduction to business packages
Design Changes and Branding
Module 7: Connectors
Portal Landscape
SAP Java Connector
Configuring of Java Connector (JCO)
Integrating SAP systems
Module 8: Knowledge Management & Collaboration
Understanding Knowledge Management
Content Management (CM)
Search and Classification (TREX)
Collaboration & Unification Overview
Collaboration Rooms (CR)
Real-Time Collaboration
EP Development Contents
Module 10: SAP Java development environment
Sap Net Weaver developer studio
SAP Component Model
Module 11: Web Dynpro Introduction
Introduction to Web Dynpro Architecture
Web Dynpro Tools
MVC-the roots of Web Dynpro
The life cycle of web Dynpro
Module 12: The context structure at Design time
Types of nodes
The structure of context
Context mapping
Internal mapping
Module 13: The context structure at runtime
The typed context API
The Generic Context API
Module 14: Introduction of UI elements
Putting data on Screen: Context binding
Controlling the behavior of UI Elements using the context binding
Using basic composite UI Element
Module 15: Generic UI Services
Types of value help
Defining static Simple type containing value set
Simple value selector
Populating DDK UI Element
Extended value selector: Value help for using larger value sets
Dynamic type modification: Modifying the value attribute’s data type programmatically
Module 16: Dynamic UI generation
Introduction
Modification of the context & UI elements at runtime
The use of dynamic actions
Module 17: The Adaptive RFC Layer
Remote invocation of ABAP functionality
The creation and management of Adaptive RFC model objects
The management use of adaptive RFC Model Objects
Module 18: Overview of Interactive Forms
Prerequisites
Introduction to Interactive forms
Module 19: Overview of NWDI (Net weaver development infrastructure)
Module 20: ESS/MSS
Module 21: Web Page Composer Overview