SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio, SAP’s new integrated development environment for building and deploying Java applications, is built as a set of plug-ins to the extensible, open source Eclipse platform. Eclipse offers an open API for developing custom plug-ins or leveraging the thousands available on the Web, enabling you to use additional plug-ins to enhance your SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio environment. Using an example, this article shows you how easy it is to build, develop, and deploy plug-ins to enhance SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio functionality. You will see that you need to invest only a small amount of time and effort to develop useful tools for delivering better-quality software more efficiently.
Sebastien Cherry
Sebastien Cherry received a bachelor’s degree in management computing in 2002, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in computer engineering at École Polytechnique de Montréal. In his early career, Sebastien worked at a startup company where he acquired a taste for technological entrepreneurship. He joined SAP in 2002 as a software developer, mainly in the mySAP CRM group. In 2006 he left SAP to co-found his own IT company. In addition to providing expert SAP technical consultations, he has developed computer programs for which patent applications have been submitted.
You may contact the author at sebastien.cherry@netlab.ca.
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