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Introduction  Introduction  The MVC Architecture  Anatomy of a Request  ASP.NET MVC  Diff Between MVC & Web Forms  The Tenets of MVC  Web Forms vs. MVC  Summary Building an MVC Application  Introduction  MVC Project Templates  Demo: Default MVC Web App  Demo: Application Structure  Demo: Implementing the App  Summary MVC Code  Introduction  Demo: MVC Code  Demo: MVC Views  Demo: MVC Models  Demo: MVC Testing  Summary Controllers  Introduction  Manage App Using Controller  Controllers in System.Web.Mvc  The IController Interface  Demo: IController Interface  Controller Abstract Base Class  The Controller Class  MVC Request Process Pipeline  Action Method Selection  Action Method Qualifications  ActionName Attribute  Demo: ActionName Attribute  ActionMethodSelector Attribute  Demo: ActionMethodSelector  Summary Controller Actions  Introduction  Action Method Input  Context Object Input  Demo: Context Object Input  Parameter Input  Demo: Parameter Input  Model Bindings  Demo: Model Bindings  Summary Action Results  Introduction  Returning Action Results  Action Result  ActionResult Types  Demo: ActionResult Types  Demo: Finding Appropriate View  Demo: Passing Data to the View  Demo: Content Result  Demo: JavaScript Result  Summary Data and Business Rules  Introduction  MVC Models  Models Role in MVC  Anatomy of a Request  Building Models  Creating a Custom Data Model  Demo: MVC Models  Demo: MVC Model Interaction  Demo: Action Method  Demo: Creating Views  Demo: Editing Views  Demo: Deleting Views  Summary Entity Framework Model  Introduction  LINQ to SQL  Entity Framework MVC Model  Demo: Framework MVC Model  Display a List of Products  Demo: Product Controller  Demo: Create the View  Demo: Editing Features  Summary Data Validation  Introduction  Validation and Annotations  Validation Attributes  Demo: Validation  Client-Side Validation  Demo: Client Validation  Summary Views  Introduction  MVC View Engine  Anatomy of a Request  Default View Engine  Creating Views  Demo: Creating View  Adding Content to a View  Demo: Adding Content  Content Result  Demo: Content Result  Inline Code  Demo: Inline Code  Code Nugget Syntax  ViewData  Summary HTML Helper Methods  Introduction  HTML Helper Methods  Demo: HTML Helpers  Partial Views  Demo: Partial Views  RenderAction Components  Demo: RenderAction  Summary HTML Helpers  Introduction  HtmlHelper Class  HTML Helper Methods  Using View and Model Data  Adding Arbitrary Attributes  Demo: Arbitrary Attributes  Using HTML Helpers  Demo: Using HTML Helpers  Input Element Helpers  Demo: Input Element Helpers  Summary StronglyTyped and Template  Introduction  Strongly Typed Helpers  Demo: Strongly Typed Helpers  Other HTML Helpers  Demo: Other HTML Helpers  Templated Helper Methods  Demo: Templated Helper  Creating Custom Helpers  Demo: Custom Helpers  Summary Action Filters  Introduction  Action Filters  MVC Action Filters  Authorize Action Filter  Demo: Authorize Filter  HandleError Action Filter  Demo: HandleError Filter  OutputCache Action Filter  Demo: OutputCache Filter  RequireHttps Action Filter  Demo: RequireHttps Filter  Summary Routing  Introduction  MVC and Routing  Two Components of Routing  Guide to URLs  URL Rewriting  Matching URLs to Methods  Defining Routes  Demo: Routing  URL Pattern  Demo: URL Pattern  Demo: Default Values  Summary Routing and Generating URLs  Introduction  Constraints  Demo: Constraints  Catch-All Parameter  Demo: Catch-All Parameter  Limitations  Stopping + Ignoring Routes  Demo: Ignoring Routes  Generating URLs  ActionLink + RouteLink  Demo: Generate URLs  URL-Matching Algorithm  Named Routes  Demo: Named Routes  Summary MVC and Ajax  Introduction  Problems with Ajax  MVC and Ajax Together  Ajax Libraries  Microsoft Ajax Library  Ajax Library Files  jQuery in MVC Applications  jQuery Files  When JavaScript is Disabled  Demo: Degrading  Summary MVC Ajax Features  Introduction  MVC Ajax Features  Ajax Helper Methods  AjaxHelper Class  AjaxOptions Class  Fetching Page Content  Demo: Fetching Content  Demo with Firebug  Summary Submitting Ajax Forms  Introduction  Submitting Form with Ajax  Demo: Submitting Form  Demo: GetDog View  Demo: Null response  Ajax-Related Action Results  Working with JSON Data  Demo: JSON Data  Invoking JavaScript  Demo: Invoking JavaScript  Summary MVC 3 and Razor  Introduction  Breaking Change  Upgrading from MVC 2 to 3  Demo: Converting to MVC 3  The Razor View Engine  Razor Design Goals  Using Razor  The Razor Syntax  Demo: Razor View  Layout Pages  Demo: Layout Pages  Summary New MVC 3 Features  Introduction  New Features from Old  Demo: New Features  Model Validation  Demo: Model Validation  SkipRequestValidation  Demo: SkipRequestValidation  Remote Attribute  Demo: Remote Attribute  Summary View and Controller Changes  Introduction  New Helper Methods  Demo: New Helper Methods  Running Code Before a View  Demo: Code Before a View  Controller Enhancements  Demo: Controller Enhancements  New Redirection Methods  Global Filters  Demo: Global Filters  Partial Page Output Caching  Demo: Output Caching  Controller Session State  Demo: Session State  JavaScript and Ajax  Separation of Functionality  Demo:JavaScript Enhancements  Summary

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SAP SAP is business software which specializes in industry specific Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions. SAP Education can help design and implement learning strategies which cover the entire corporate education value chain. Training options are based on solution, role, or program. We offer certifications and customized, industry-based education solutions. Salient Points  Trainer with Industry exposure  Focus on business Scenario Building than SAP Customization or SAP Transaction Industry knowledge  Career Guidance in SAP  Flexi Hours  One to one courses  Placement services MODULES AVAILABLE 1.TECHNICAL MODULE ABAP: Advance Business Application Programming BASIS: Business Application Software Integrated Solution 2. FUNCTIONAL MODULE FICO : Financial accounting and controlling SD : Sales & Distribution PM : Plant Management HRM : Human Resource Management PP : Production Planning MM : Material Management 3. NEW DIMENSIONAL MODULE PLM : Project Lifecycle Management APO : Advance Planning Optimizer SCM : Supply Chain Management CRM : Customer Relationship Management EHS : Environmental Health & Safety PS : Project System PI : Project Integration QM : Quality Management SEM : Strategic Enterprise Management SRM : Supplier Relationship Management HCM : Human Capital Management CIN : Country India Version. 4. INDUSTRIAL SPECIFIC IS Retail IS Oil & Gas IS Banking IS Utilities 5. SAP TECHNO FUNCTIONAL BI : Business Intelligence 6. PROJECT PREPARATION Technical Module Functional Module New Dimensional Module Industry Specific Module CIN(Country India Version) SAP_BASIS A set of middleware programs and tools that provide the underlying base that enable applications to be interoperable across operating systems. SAP Basis includes a RDBMS, GUI, and client server architecture. Beyond the interface aspect of Basis, it also includes such components as a data dictionary as well as user and system administration. Basis is the administration of the SAP system. It s a piece of middleware which links the application with the database and the operating system. Basis is most commonly associated with the GUI interface to the SAP. It consists of the following applications/sub modules/screens: Security (BC - SEC) Application Link Enabling (ALE) Remote Function Calls (RFC) Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) Common Program Interface Communications (CPI-C) Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Customizing (BC-CUS) ABAP Programming and Runtime Environment (BC - ABA) Client Server Technology (BC - CST) Network Integration (BC - NET) Basis Services/ Communication Interfaces (BC - SRV) Computing Center Management System (BC - CCM) Upgrade General (BC - UPG) Change and Transport System (BC - CTS) Operating System Platform(BC - OP) Database Interface, database platforms (BC - DB) Front End Services (BC - FES) ABAP Workbench (BC - DWB) Documentation and Translation Tools (BC - DOC) Controls and Control Framework (BC - CI) Business Management (BC - BMT) Middleware (BC - MID) Computer Aided Test Tool (BC - CAT) Ready to Run R/3 (BC - BRR) Authorizations System Monitoring with CCMS Workload Alert Monitor SAP ABAP 1 Introduction to SAP � Introduction to ERP � Overview of SAP � SAP modules at a Glance 2 ABAP Data Types � Character � Integer � Numeric Character � Floating Point � Packed Decimals � Time � Date, Strings 3 Loops & Branches � Do, Do n times, While � If, If Else, if Ladder, Case � Small Programs � Factorial program � Indentation � Code Inspector � Extended Program Check 4 Structures & Internal Tables � Over View of Structures � Similar Structures creation � Different Structures � Different structures with Extra Fields � Over View of Internal Tables � Similar Internal tables creation � Different Internal tables � Different Internal tables with Extra Fields � Modify Operation on Internal Table � Delete Operation on Internal Tables Sorting Of internal tables ( Sort) Searching Techniques Of internal Table 5 Landscape & SAP R/3 Architecture � Landscape Model � Overview of R/3 6 Normalization & Select Statements � Over view of Normalization � Select Statements � Logical operators � Select Single & Up to 1 rows � Nested Select queries � For all Entries � Join Statements � Inner join & Left Outer Join 7 Modularization Techniques � Over view of Modularization � Macros � Includes � Subroutines � Function Modules 8 Selection Screen Design � Over View of Selection Screen � Selection Screen elements 9 Basic Report � Over view of Report � Report with out events � Report with events ( Classical report) � Interactive Report � Menu Design � Message class Creation � Text messages creation � Hide Technique � Get Cursor Technique � Read Line Statement � At Events ( control Events) � Variant Creation � Transaction Code Creation � End User access 10 BDC (Batch Data Communication) � Over view of BDC � GUI Up load � GUI Down load � Data sets � BDC Programming � Call Transaction � Session Methods 11 Data Dictionary � Creation of Data Base Table � Creation of Domains � Creation of Data types � Creation of Views � Creation of Structures � Creation of Type pools � Creation of Search Help � Creation of Lock objects � Creation of table maintenance 12 Module Pools � Over view of Module pools � Creation of Create button � Creation of Display � Creation of Sub screens � Creation of Tab Strip � Creation of Table Control � Creation of Save button to update Data Base 13 Sap Scripts � Over view of Scripts � Creation of Paragraphs � Creation of Character Formats � Creation of Pages � Creation of Windows � Creation of Page windows � Creation of Script program � User Exists Over view Cross Applications 14 RFC � Over view of CA � Creation of RFC � Fetching Data Using RFC � ARFC & TRFC 15 ALV (ABAP List Viewer) � Over view of ALV � ALV List Display � ALV Grid Display � ALV Catalog Creation 16 BAPI � Over View Of BAPI � Remote FM Creation � Creation of BOR � Creation of BAPI � Check The Status of BAPI � Super type Creation 17 LSMW � Over view of LSMW � Creation of Project , Sub Project , Object Type � Creation of Batch Input Using Recording Mode � Steps To Create LSMW 18 SMART FORMS � Over view of Smart Forms � Creation of Paragraphs(Styles) � Creation of Character Formats(Styles) � Creation of Pages � Creation of Windows � Creation of Page windows � Creation of table format � Creation of Smart Form program 19 Work Flow � Over view of Work Flow � Creation of prefix � Creation of Standard tasks � Creation of Standard Template � Creation of Workflow builder 20 ALE/Idocs � Over view of ALE/ IDOcs � Creation of RFC Destinations � Creation of Ports � Creation of Partner Profile � Creation of Distributed sys � Transfer the data Btw sys This course consists of 2 modules (25 days/5 weeks) Module 1: ABAP Workbench Fundamentals Duration : 15 days Course Objectives � Work with the ABAP Workbench tools � Develop your own simple ABAP programs � Use object-oriented programming in ABAP Objects TARGET AUDIENCE Development Consultants who are responsible for developing and customizing ABAP / ABAP Objects programs COURSE CONTENT Introduction into mySAP Business Suite (presentation of e-business solutions, overview about SAP Web Application Server, communication and integration technology)  ABAP Workbench tools � Fundamentals of programming in ABAP: Basic ABAP syntax elements, user dialogs, techniques of list creation, function modules, program calls and data transfer � ABAP Dictionary � Creation of global objects (data types, tables, views) and search helps � Object oriented programming with ABAP Objects (classes and objects, inheritance, interfaces, events, exception concept, persistent objects) � Programming list with the ALV Grid Control � Advanced programming in ABAP (performance of internal and data base table accesses, dynamic programming) � Case study (applying the basic knowledge learned in this course in a programming project Module 2: ABAP Workbench Concepts Duration : 10 day(s) Course Goals: � Use the ABAP/ABAP Objects programming language and the ABAP Workbench tools to develop your own business applications or to customize SAP standard software � Utilize your knowledge directly as a junior consultant in your first period of practice Target Audience � Development consultants who are responsible for the development and customizing of business applications in ABAP/ABAP Objects Course Content � Dialog programming: principles and ergonomics, user interface, screen object attributes, implementation, and processing, context menus, list processing � Database updates: Open SQL statements, LUW-concept of SAP Web AS, usage of SAP locking concept, database updates from dialog programs using suitable techniques: inline updates, synchronous, asynchronous and local updates in V1 and V2 mode, implementation of complex transactions � Overview of the SAP implementation tool Solution Manager: e-learning for selfstudy � Enhancements and modifications: changing the SAP standard software, personalization, enhancement techniques (Dictionary appends, customer exits, business transaction events, Business Add Ins), modifications incl. modification assistant and adjustment, SAP Note Assistant � Case study: applying basic knowledge learned in this course in a programming project SAP ABAP HR HR ABAP Course Content SAP ABAP-HR Online Training SAP ABAP-HR , SAP ABAP HR Component is to be able to process employee related data according to business requirements in an effective structure. The Human Resources module uses a system of data grouped together called infotypes. Course contents 1) Introduction to SAP and different modules of SAP 2) Introduction to R/3 Architecture and ABAP 3) Difference between ABAP and HR ABAP programming 4) Logical Database 5) Structures of SAP HR 6) Different modules in SAP HR 7) Personnel Administration � Infotypes � Custom infotype creation � Programming � Infotype processing � Join and Projection � Repetitive structures 8) Organization Management � Overview � Creation of reporting structure � Infotypes � OM programming using LDB � OM programming using function modules 9) Payroll � Overview � Introduction to different payrolls � Programming in payroll � Different macros used in payroll � Different function modules used in payroll � Retro concept 10) Time management � Overview � Different infotypes used in TM � Programming in Time management � Integration of Time with Payroll � Time management system (CATS) 11) Benefits � Overview � Different infotypes used in benefits � Programming 12) Posting � Important tables and standard reports in posting � Small reports in posting 13) Introduction to ESS and MSS 14 ) Files PCL1, PCL2, PCL3 and PCL4 15) Other useful function modules in ABAP HR 16) Standard reports highly useful in ABAP HR SAP BASIS COURSE CONTENTS ________________________________________ 1. INTRODUCTION TO ERP Introduction to SAP R/3 2. SAP R/3 ARCHITECTURE Central System Distributed Presentation 2-Tier Configuration 3-Tier Configuration 3. SYSTEM LANDSCAPE AND FLOW Single System Landscape Two System Landscape Three System Landscape Multi System Landscape 4. INSTALLATION OF SAP Installation Concepts on Windows & UNIX and Quick Sizing Naming Convention, Software Kit, SAP Licensing Installation Procedure - Windows Application Server for UNIX SAP System R/3 Directory Structure, Kernel 5. GUI ADMINISTRATOR Optimization Security 6. OPERATION MODES Manual Switching of OP Modes Exceptional Mode Monitoring 7. PROFILE MAINTENANCE & PARAMETER SETTING System Profile Transport Profile Client Profile Authorization Profile 8. USER ADMINISTRATION Creating and Maintaining Master Records, Architecture Logon and Password Security, Protecting Special Users Creating and Maintaining Single and Mass Users and User Groups Copying, Deleting, Locking/Unlocking Users Explanation of Terms Object Class, Authorization Object, Authorization, Profile Create/Maintaining Authorization/Profile Manually Create/Maintaining Roles/Generating Profiles by using PFCG 9. CLIENT ADMINISTRATION Client Maintenance Copying Client within R/3 System (Local) Copying client between R/3 Systems (Remote) Export/Import Protecting Client Monitoring and Verifying a Client Copy Deleting Client Tips and Troubleshooting 10. TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TMS Terminology and Concepts Configuring TMS and Checking Transport Directory Configuring Transport Domain, Domain Controller and Group Configuring Virtual SAP System and Displaying Configuration Including SAP systems in the Transport Domain Creating Consolidation and Delivery Routes Maintaining SAP Systems without Common Transport Directory Configuring External Systems Locking and Unlocking TMS for a SAP System Deleting SAP System from the Transport Domain Deleting TMS Configuration 11. CHANGE AND TRANSPORT SYSTEM Releasing and Transporting Change Request and Tasks Cutomizing, Workbench, Transport Organizer Importing Change Requests 12. SPOOL ADMINISTRATION Print related Terminology in OS/SAP Level Setting Local, Remote and Front-End Printing Logical and Real Spool Server Managing Spool Requests using Output Controller Connecting Output Devices to Window System SAPLPD, TemSE, Authorization 13. PATCH AND KERNEL ADMINISTRATION Checking the Patch, Spam, Kernel Levels Downloading Installing Patches, Kernel Applying at OS Level, SAPNET, Front-End Troubleshooting Various Issues 14. CCMS Introduction to CCMS CCMS Monitors Alert Monitors Analyzing Alerts and Performance Tuning 15. BACKGROUND PROCESSING Background Dialogs Concept Defining Jobs Analyzing Jobs Maintenance Jobs 16. DISTRIBUTED R/3 SYSTEM Creating Regular Instance Creating Logon Groups for Load Balancing 17. OSS AND SNOTE CONCEPTS How to Use for Different Purposes Manually Applying OSS note on SAP Standard Program 18. SAP ROUTER Installation of SAP Router Creating Route Permission Table Setting Route String Entry for SAP Router Using Various Administrative Options 19. DATABASE MANAGEMENT Introduction to Oracle Oracle Architecture Introduction to SAPDBA Creating Tables and Table Space Adjustment Database Backup, Restore and Recovery 20. PERFORMANCE TUNING OS, H/W Performance Considerations Memory, Management R/3 Buffers, Page Buffers, Extended and Heap Memory, PRIV Mode 21. SYSTEM MONITORING Daily, Weekly, Monthly Tasks 22. SAP IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY 23. CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN R/3 AND BW BW Architecture Defining and Assigning Logical Systems Workbench Administration 24. SAP NETWEAVER SAP FICO ________________________________________ SAP ERP Module A. Financial Accounting (FI) SAP ERP Sub-Module and Functionalities 1. General Ledger 2. Account Receivables 3. Account Payables 4. Fixed Assets Accounting 5. Bank Accounting 6. Cash Journal Accounting 7. Inventory accounting 8. Tax Accounting 9. Accrual Accounting 10. Cash Transactions 11. Bank Transactions 12. Financial Statements - Legal and Statutory Reporting B. Financial Supply Chain Management 1. Credit management C. Management Accounting Or Controlling (CO) 1. Profit Center Accounting 2. Cost Centre Accounting 3. Internal Order Accounting 4. Profitability Accounting 5. Transfer Pricing 6. Job Order Costing DETAILED SYLLABUS GL � General Ledger CEA � Cost Element Accounting AP � Accounts Payable CCA � Cost Center Accounting AR � Accounts Receivables IO - Internal Order Accounting AA � Asset Accounting PCA � Profit Center Accounting BA � Bank Accounting PC - Product Costing CO-PA � Controlling Profitability Analysis GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTING Organization Structure Company Company Codes Business area , Profit Centers Financial Accounting Global Settings Fiscal year Variant Field Status Variant Tolerance Groups Document types & Number Ranges Master Data GL Planning (New) Introduction to New GL Accounting (New) Parallel Currencies Foreign Currencies Interest Calculation Business Process (Easy Access Screen) Creation of General Ledger master Document postings, changes and reversals Account balance verification Templates like Sample , Reference Documents ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Master data Outgoing Payment  Manual Payments  Automatic Payments  Payment Methods Spl GL transactions  Advances or Down Payments  Notes items Payment Terms & Cash discounts Business Process (Easy Access)  Creation of Vendor Master records  Purchase cycle  Invoice Postings  Advance payments  Payments  Forex liability valuation ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE Master data Incoming Payment  Manual Receipts  Cheque Deposits Spl GL transactions  Customer (Advances) Down Payments  Notes items  Bill of Exchanges Payment Terms & Cash discounts Dunning Process Business Process (Easy Access)  Creation of Customer Master records  Sales cycle  Invoice Postings  Advance receipts  Receipts  Forex liability valuation ASSET ACCOUNTING: Organization structure  Chart of Deprecation  Account Determination  Screen Layout Rules  Number Ranges  Asset Classes Integration with General Ledger Depreciation keys Asset Under Construction from internal orders Business Process (Easy Access)  Creation of Asset Masters  Acquisition of Assets  Sales of Assets  Transfer of Assets a. Inter company b. Intra company  Depreciation postings  Settlement of AUC BANK ACCOUNTING House Banks o House Banks o Banks Id�s o Check lots � Cheque Deposits � Manual & Automatic bank reconciliation � Cash Journal CO - CONTROLLING GENERAL CONTROLLING Organization structure in Controlling Controlling Area COST ELEMENT ACCOUNTING Master data � Primary & Secondary Cost Elements Accrual Calculation COST CENTER ACCOUNTING Master data � Cost Centers, Activity Type & Statistical Key figure Cost Center Planning Actual Postings Period End closing activities INTERNAL ORDER ACCOUNTING Master data � Internal Order Internal Order Planning Budget & Availability Control Period End closing activities PRODUCT COSTING Product Cost Planning Costing Sheet Cost Component Structure Costing Variants Cost Object Controlling Product cost by Period Product cost by Order Product cost by Sales Order Period End closing activities Overhead calculation WIP Calculation Variance Calculation Settlement CO-PA (Controlling Profitability Analysis) Structures Master Data Flow of Actual Values Forms & Reports Profit Center Accounting Basic Settings Master Data Planning Actual Posting INTEGRATION Materials Management (MM) with Finance Integration Valuation Class Price Indicator Account Determination Sales & Distribution (SD) with FI Integration. Sales pricing procedure Condition Techniques Account Determination INFORMATION SYSTEM 1. Balance Sheet and Profit Loss Account. 2. Chart of Accounts 3. Trail Balance 4. General Ledger. 5. User Manual. 6. Vendor List. 7. Vendor Wise Purchases. 8. AGE Wise Analysis of Vendors. 9. Down Payment Report of Vendors. 10. Vendor Ledger. 11. Due Date Forecast of Vendors. 12. Customer List. 13. Customer Wise Sales. 14. AGE Wise Analysis of Customers. 15. Down Report of Customers. 16. Bill Of Exchange Bank Wise and Party Wise. 17. Department Wise /Telephone Wise Cost Report Actual Cost and Variance. 18. Vehicle Wise/ Telephone Wise Cost Report Actual Cost Variance. 19. Department Wise and Machine Wise Assets Details � Gross Block, Accumulated Depreciation and Net Block. 20. Depreciation Forecast. 21. Depreciation Posting Period Wise. 22. Schedule V Assets Report. 23. Assets Addition Report, Sale Report, Profit/Loss on Sale of Assets Report, Assets Transfer Reports. 24. Audit Information System SAP MM Materials Planning Basics Planning Run Lot-Size Calculation Reorder Point Planning and Planning Evaluation Section 4: Purchasing Details & Optimization Introduction to Purchasing Details Outline Agreements Source Determination Optimized Purchasing Section 5: Inventory Management / Physical Inventory Purchasing Details & Optimization Inventory Management: Overview Goods Receipts Reservations and Goods Issues Stock Transfers and Transfer Postings Consignment Subcontracting Physical Inventory Management Cycle Counting Inventory Sampling Section 6: Valuation & Account Determination Introduction to Material Valuation Valuation and Account Assignment Material Price Changes Special Inventory Management Features Section 7: Invoice Verification Introduction to Invoice Verification Basic Invoice Verification Procedure Taxes, Cash Discounts, and Foreign Currency Variances and Blocking Reasons Invoice Reduction Variances without Reference to an Item Invoices for POs with Account Assignment Delivery Costs Subsequent Debits/Credits Credit Memos and Reversals Invoice Verification in the Background ERS and Invoicing Plans Releasing Blocked Invoices GR/IR Account Maintenance Conventional Invoice Verification Customizing for Invoice Verification Conclusion Section 8: Classification & Related Areas in MM Classification Document Release (Approval) Procedure Batch Management overview Section 9: ASAP ASAP Overview Implementation Roadmap Section 10: Cross-Functional Customizing Global Settings MM Organizational Levels: Business Scenario Master Data in Materials Management Purchasing Pricing Inventory Management Test Mock Interview Project Training in SAP MM Assignments Table of ContentsSAP BI 7.0 1. SAP Net weaver Business Warehouse � Overview ............................................................................... 3 1.1 Evolution ..................................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Layers .......................................................................................................................................... 3 1.3 Basic Navigation ............................................................................................................................ 3 1.4 Workbench Functions ................................................................................................................... 3 1.5 Landscape ................................................................................................................................... 3 2 Info Objects and Master Data ............................................................................................................... 4 2.1 Types Of InfoObjects ..................................................................................................................... 4 2.2 Creating an InfoArea ..................................................................................................................... 4 2.3 Creating & Configuring InfoObject Catalog ................................................................................... 4 2.4 Creating & Configuring a Characteristic InfoObject ...................................................................... 4 2.5 Creating & Configuring a Key Figure InfoObject ........................................................................... 4 2.6 Creating a Unit InfoObject ............................................................................................................ 4 3 DSO�s ................................................................................................................................................... 4 3.1 An Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 4 3.2 Types of DSO�s ............................................................................................................................... 4 3.3 Architecture ................................................................................................................................ 4 3.4 DSO Design & Configuring ............................................................................................................. 4 3.5 Advantages & Disadvantages of DSO�s ......................................................................................... 4 4 Infocubes ............................................................................................................................................. 4 4.1 Modeling InfoCubes ...................................................................................................................... 4 4.2 The Schemas ............................................................................................................................... 4 4.3 Types of InfoCubes ........................................................................................................................ 4 4.4 Creating & Adding Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 4 5 InfoProviders ....................................................................................................................................... 4 5.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 5 5.2 Design .......................................................................................................................................... 5 5.3 Infosets ........................................................................................................................................ 5 5.4 Creating an Infoset ........................................................................................................................ 5 5.5 Joins ............................................................................................................................................. 5 5.6 Virtual Providers ........................................................................................................................... 5 6 Extraction, Transformation and Loading .............................................................................................. 5 6.1 Transformation ............................................................................................................................. 5 6.2 Loading Master Data ..................................................................................................................... 5 6.3 Creating Source System ................................................................................................................ 5 6.4 Creating a DataSource .................................................................................................................. 5 6.5 Creating a DTP ............................................................................................................................... 5 6.6 Creating an InfoPackage ............................................................................................................... 5 6.7 Data Extraction .............................................................................................................................. 5 6.8 Monitor PSA ................................................................................................................................ 5 6.9 Monitor DTP ................................................................................................................................ 5 6.10 Loading Transactional Data ........................................................................................................... 5 6.11 PSA & Error Stack .......................................................................................................................... 5 7 Extraction from SAP source system ...................................................................................................... 5 7.1 Bi Content ................................................................................................................................... 5 7.2 Activation of bi content ................................................................................................................ 6 7.3 Data extraction using Lo � cockpit ................................................................................................ 6 7.4 Extraction modes .......................................................................................................................... 6 7.5 Update modes ............................................................................................................................... 6 7.6 Generic extraction ......................................................................................................................... 6 7.7 Creating, configuring a generic data source ................................................................................. 6 7.8 Extraction Queues ......................................................................................................................... 6 8 BEx Query Designer ............................................................................................................................... 6 8.1 Tool Landscape............................................................................................................................ 6 8.2 Creating a simple BEx query.......................................................................................................... 6 8.3 Defining filters ............................................................................................................................... 6 8.4 Define rows & columns ................................................................................................................. 6 8.5 Executing the query ...................................................................................................................... 6 8.6 OLAP Variables .............................................................................................................................. 6 8.7 Types of variables........................................................................................................................ 6 8.8 Processing types ............................................................................................................................ 6 8.9 Variable editor .............................................................................................................................. 6 8.10 Structures .................................................................................................................................... 6 8.11 Selections & Formulas ................................................................................................................... 6 8.12 Conditions & Exceptions ............................................................................................................... 6 9 Administration & Monitoring ................................................................................................................ 6 9.1 DSO Administration & Maintenance ............................................................................................. 6 9.2 Info cube administration & Maintenance ..................................................................................... 7 9.3 Aggregates .................................................................................................................................. 7 9.4 Compression ............................................................................................................................... 7 9.5 Process Chains ............................................................................................................................... 7 SAP BI 7.0 Syllabus 1. 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GUI-Based Applications � Describe how to construct a menu bar, menu, and menu items in a Java GUI � Understand how to change the color and font of a component Module 15 - Threads � Define a thread � Create separate threads in a Java technology program, controlling the code and data that are used by that thread � Control the execution of a thread and write platform-independent code with threads � Describe the difficulties that might arise when multiple threads share data � Use wait and notify to communicate between threads � Use synchronized to protect data from corruption Module 16 - Networking � Develop code to set up the network connection � Understand TCP/IP Use Server Socket and Socket classes to implement TCP/IP clients and servers JDBC � Type of Drivers � JDBC classes and interfaces � Statements � Prepared Statements � Callable Statements � Scrollable Result set � Batch Updations � Save Points � Row Sets JSP � MVC Architecture � Life Cycle � Tags � Directive Tags � Declaration Tags � Expression Tags � Scriplets � Comments � Implicit Objects � Standard Action Tags � Error Pages � Custom Tags Types of Custom Tags Servlets � Life Cycle � Introduction to HTTP � HTML Basics � Servlet Classpath � Http Servlet Request � Http Servlet Response � Request Dispatcher � Managing Cookies � Session Handling � Filters � Listeners � Web.Xml Deployment JavaScript � Introduction to JavaScript � Why use a Scripting Language? � What does JavaScript Look Like? � Controlling your JavaScript � The Web Browser Object Model � Web Browser Hierarchy and Scoping � The Window Object � The Location Object � The History Object � The Document Object � The Data Object � Math Object Hibernate Module-1-Introduction to Hibernate � What is ORM? � Hibernate Architecture � Hibernate Configuration � Hibernate Sessions � Hibernate Callbacks � Hibernate s Support for Other Technologies Module-2- Hibernate Development Environment � Obtaining Hibernate � Hibernate Prerequisites and Requirements � Installing Hibernate � Hibernate Configuration File � Hooking Up a Database Server � Setting Up Hibernate to Use MySQL 6.0 Module-3- Developing a Standalone Hibernate Application � Creating the Java Class � Creating a Database Table � Building a Mapping Document for Database Tables � Application Skeleton Code � Loading the Mapping into an Application � Obtaining the SessionFactory � Creating Persistent Classes � Updating Objects � Deleting Objects � Loading Persistent Classes � Finding Data Objects � Exercising the Application Module-4- Developing a Servlet-Based Hibernate Application � Installing and Configuring Tomcat � Setting Up Tomcat Database Access � Adding Hibernate to the Web Application � Writing a Servlet to Use Hibernate Module-5- Overview of Hibernate JDBC Properties � hibernate.connection.driverclass � hibernate.connection.url � hibernate.connection.username � hibernate.connection.password � hibernate.connection.pool_size � hibernate.connection.datasource � hibernate.jndi.url � hibernate.jndi.class � hibernate.dialect � hibernate.default_schema � hibernate.Session_-factory_name � hibernate.use_outer_join � hibernate.max_fetch_depth � hibernate.jdbc.fetch_size � hibernate.jdbc.batch_size � hibernate.jdbc.use_scrollable_resultset � hibernate.jdbc.use_streams_for_binary Module-6- Building the Mapping in Hibernate < hibernate- mapping > Element Spring Module 1 - Introduction to Spring and its Architecture � Introduction to Spring � Spring Technology Benefits � Spring Architecture Overview � Spring 1.2 Overview and new features in Spring 2.0 Overview � Example Module 2 - The IoC Container � What is IoC? � Basics: Container and Beans � First Sample Application � Dependency Injection � Spring XML configuration file in detail � Bean Scope � Life Cycle Interfaces � ApplicationContext in Detail � Resources � Examples Module 3 - AOP with Spring � What is AOP? � AOP Concept � AOP in Action � Using AspectJ with Spring Application � Examples Module 4: Data Access with Spring � Spring DAO Support � Data Access using JDBC � Data Access using ORM Hibernate � Data Access using ORM Hibernate � Examples Module 5: Integration with Struts Framework � Introduction � Using Spring s ActionSupport � Override the Struts RequestProcessor with Spring s DelegatingRequestProcessor � Delegate action management to Spring � Examples Module 6: Integration with other J2EE Technologies � Integration to J2EE [JSP, Servlet ] technologies � Examples Module 7: Integration with ORM - Hibernate Framework � Integration to Hibernate technologies � Examples Spring Introduction Framework vs. library, Tight coupling vs. Loose coupling, Spring Characteristics. Why Spring? EJB vs. Spring, Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection?, Spring Modules and Spring Source Projects . Spring Dependency Injection Spring Schema Configuring Beans in Spring IOC container (Bean Wiring), Instantiating Spring IOC container, Specifying bean references- Dependency Injection Primitives and Strings, object references, Using Collection(set,list,map) for bean properties, Constructor vs. Setter Injection, Dependency checking of beans, Dependency checking using Annotations, Spring Auto Wiring with XML, Spring Auto Wiring with Annotations, Specifying data types for elements, Creating Beans using static factory and Instance Factory method, Setting bean scopes, Bean aware interfaces, Internationalization of messages, Loading Resources, Handling Application events. Spring AOP Classic Spring AOP Crosscutting Concerns & AOP Introduction, Classic Spring AOP ,Spring 2.X AOP and AspectJ introduction, Static and Dynamic Proxy, Classic Spring Advices,Before,AfterReturning,Around and Throws Advice, Pointcuts and Advisors, Creating proxies automatically. Spring 2.x AOP Enabling AspectJ support in XML configuration, Declaring Aspects using AspectJ Annotations, AspectJ annotations �Before, After returning, After throwing,After,Around, Using Join Point and Point Cut, Writing AspectJ Point Cut Expressions. Spring JDBC & Transaction JDBC vs. Spring JDBC templates, Using different JDBC Templates to query the database, Using different JDBC Templates to update the database, Using named parameters in JDBC template, Handing exceptions in Spring JDBC framework, Modeling JDBC operations as fine grained objects, Programmatic Transaction and declarative transaction management with Spring Transaction Manager. Spring ORM Support Problems in using ORM framework directly, Resource Factories and Hibernate Contextual Session, Spring Hibernate integration. Spring MVC Framework MVC Architecture � Using a Front Controller Framework, Analyzing Spring Web Application Flow, Understanding the usage of different type of controllers - AbstractCommandController, SimpleFormController, AbstractWizardFormController, MultiActionController, Understanding the usage of different type of View Revolvers, Understanding the usage of different type of Handler Mappings, Creating Controllers with Annotations, Grouping multiple actions into a controller, Internationalization in Web application, Introducing Security in Web Application & Testing. Spring Testing and Spring Security Creating Junit test, Spring Mock objects, Unit Testing Spring MVC application using Junit and Spring Framework classes, Spring Security Overview, Authenticating and authorizing users in a Spring web application using spring security API s. 1. 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