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    1. To install SAP Netweaver Developer Studio, follow the installation instructions in the provided link, configuring the JDK path in the SapNetweaverDeveloperStudio.ini file. 2. Once installed, access the development configuration by importing from the system landscape directory using the NWDI credentials. 3. Select the relevant projects and sync/create them to view the code under the Web Content folder of each "Web" type development configuration.

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    1. To install SAP Netweaver Developer Studio, follow the installation instructions in the provided link, configuring the JDK path in the SapNetweaverDeveloperStudio.ini file. 2. Once installed, access the development configuration by importing from the system landscape directory using the NWDI credentials. 3. Select the relevant projects and sync/create them to view the code under the Web Content folder of each "Web" type development configuration.

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    1. To install SAP Netweaver Developer Studio, follow the installation instructions in the provided link, configuring the JDK path in the SapNetweaverDeveloperStudio.ini file. 2. Once installed, access the development configuration by importing from the system landscape directory using the NWDI credentials. 3. Select the relevant projects and sync/create them to view the code under the Web Content folder of each "Web" type development configuration.

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    1. To install SAP Netweaver Developer Studio, follow the installation instructions in the provided link, configuring the JDK path in the SapNetweaverDeveloperStudio.ini file. 2. Once installed, access the development configuration by importing from the system landscape directory using the NWDI credentials. 3. Select the relevant projects and sync/create them to view the code under the Web Content folder of each "Web" type development configuration.

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    SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio Installation

    and accessing the Code

    1. SAP Netweaver Developer Studio Installation.

    Please follow the steps till page number 4 mentioned in the below link
    to install it on the system.
    http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/80
    a100d2-109f-2e10-e996-c2b80803740b?overridelayout=true

    Once the folder structure is unzipped, open the


    “SapNetweaverDeveloperStudio.ini” file in notepad and mention the vm
    with the downloaded jdk path. As shown in below image.

    Once it is saved, continue with the steps in the above document till page
    number 6.

    Click on “Workbench” button.


    2. Accessing the code

    Once the page is in “Development Infrastructure” page, click on the


    button “New/Import Development configuration” as shown in below
    image.

    Click on “Import from System Landscape Directory” and Next.


    Screen will prompt for user id and password. Provide “NWDI” credential.

    Click on “FDXUI_Dev” and next and press “Finish”. Give same credential
    if its prompt again.

    Once the Track is created locally, we can see the project DC’s on left
    side.
    Green – Checkout DC
    Blue – Picking (both Single and MOP)
    Red – Report

    To see the code, select both “web” and “web/ear” of each module. Right
    Click. -> Sync/Create Project - > Create
    It will check the dependency DC’s and prompt a dialogue box. Click ok.
    Once the project is created, it will ask to switch to “JEE” perspective.
    Select ok.

    The page will be as shown below.


    The code will be under Web Content folder of “Web” type DC’s. Click on
    each file to see the code.

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