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SAP Developer News, October 26th, 2023

thomas_jung
Developer Advocate
Developer Advocate

‎10-26-2023 5:29 PM - last edited on ‎12-06-2023 10:01 PM by Community Manager

SAP TechEd Developer Keynote

ABAP Console Updates

Migrating BPMs and Retry option in HTTP Receiver Adapter

SAP TechEd

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CHAPTER TITLES

0:00 Intro
0:10 TechEd Developer Keynote
2:03 ABAP Console Updates
3:16 Migrating BPMs and Retry option in HTTP Receiver Adapter
4:18 SAP TechEd Last Chance

TRANSCRIPT

So if you've been watching the SAP Developer News over the last few weeks, you're probably very aware that SAP TechEd is just around the corner. In fact, for most of you watching this news video, it's a week or less away by the time you're watching it. As part of this year's SAP TechEd, I want to remind you about a very special portion of that that our team is going to be putting on. The developer advocates are going to be delivering the developer keynote again this year, and once again, if you're watching the developer news channel, then I'm assuming that you would be very interested in the content of the developer keynote. We're going to have all kinds of looks at new demos and technologies that are going to be coming your way in the very near future. Everything is very developer-centric, no slides, all hands-on demos. So if that sounds interesting to you, then be sure to tune in live at the event at the end of day one at 5 p.m. local time or to be live streamed on the platform and available for replay later in the day as well. And just to give you a little hint of some of the content that is going to be part of the Developer Keynote, I've got the Star Trek Enterprise calendar from the year 2003. I've got, of course, the Calma-Lamma, which has been part of the past couple of TechEd keynotes as well. We've got Giant Inflatable Beach Ball, and we've got Stephen Hawking's book, A Brief History of Time. So that's all a little bit of the hints of what you can expect in the developer keynote, but you'll have to tune in to see it to find out how all these things are going to come together. So we look forward to seeing you all there. Hey folks, Rich Heilman here. Just putting some final touches on the SAP TechEd developer keynote here. And I thought I'd take a quick break and share some ah-bop news with you. So first, a rare but certainly welcome blog post from our friend Horst Keller. Horst talks about the new capabilities of the ABAP console in ADT, including the ability to handle war complex data types as well as the upcoming release of a new abstract class which provides enhanced functionalities to the ABAP console. For further details, please have a look at Horst blog post today. And finally, did you know that ABAP is turning 40 years old? If we consider 1983 as the birth year, Sonja Lehner posted a new video to LinkedIn called The ABAP Story starring some very familiar faces. So check out the new video and learn about the history of ABAP over the last 40 years. We'll see you all next week in Bangalore for SAP TechEd. Or virtually online. Holla, SAP Developers. A question integration developers normally ask when migrating from SAP PL to SAP Integration Suite is how to migrate their existing BPMs. I want to highlight this blog post from Venugopal, where he explains how to migrate your BPM to SAP Build Process Automation. In part one, you can learn about the services to be used in BTP as part of migrating the current process like assertion solutions. In part two, it includes a functional mapping to help you understand the equivalent capabilities in SAP Build Process Automation, or the plan roadmap to achieve the required capabilities. Now, the next version of SAP Cloud Integration comes with an enhancement in the HTTP receiver adapter. The adapter will now have an inbuilt retry option. Once you enable it, you will just need to provide HTTP error response codes for which you want the adapter to trigger the retry. Also, how many times did you retry and the retry interval. I'm including links in the description below. It's almost time for SAP TechEd and I can't wait to reconnect and learn with all of you. If you haven't registered yet, it's not too late. Join our lectures and jumpstarts to hear directly from SAP experts and get your questions answered. Customers and partners will also share their experience with SAP technology. And the best part? All the content is available from anywhere in the world. With two full days of live programming, this is your chance to level up on the latest skills and innovations you'll need to broaden your expertise and stay ahead of the game. So what are you waiting for? Register now and start building your agenda today. See you November 2nd.

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