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Author's profile photo Andre Fischer

SAP CodeJam about SAP NetWeaver Gateway – Where to go next ?

Setting the scene

Last week I attended the SAP CodeJam event in Eindhoven that was all about SAP NetWeaver Gateway. Nearly 75% percent of people that had registered also showed up so we had a packed room full of developers as you can see on this picture.

First of all I have to thank Ciber Nederland for hosting this event in their location and Craig Cmehil, who created the SAP CodeJam event concept to make this happen. In our session we were able to leverage a cloud based system landscape that consists out of an ERP with a SAP NetWeaver Gateway server deployed on it and a CRM backend that were accessible via the internet. Here my thank you goes to my colleagues that have been busy to create this system landscape.

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I started to provide a short introduction to SAP NetWeaver Gateway to the participants (here I had to use Powerpoint because not everybody knew about SAP NetWeaver Gateway) and showed how to develop a service in 5 minutes (actually it took a little bit longer because I had to talk as well 😉 ).

After this introduction it was time to code and to ask questions for the participants and to do networking.

Participating partners were encouraged to sign up for our 2013 campaign – SAP NetWeaver Gateway Partner-built Solutions Drive.

What are the lessions learned ?

It worked !

Since we used a cloud based system landscape that was accessible via the internet all participants were able to use it without a problem.

Some How To Guides need to be updated

It turned out that some How-To-Guides that can be found on SCN are unfortunately out of date. This is no wonder since we have developed lots of new features in the last 2 years. We started to set up a Wiki for SAP NetWeaver Gateway – Self pace learning where you will find the most up to date content.

We will do it again !

The SAP NetWeaver Gateway team will support additional SAP CodeJam events about SAP NetWeaver Gateway with speakers from our team if you want to have them.

So if you are interested that a SAP CodeJam event about SAP NetWeaver Gateway will be hosted near you or at your location, please let me know and we can work on hosting a SAP CodeJam event as described in the following document.

Best Regards,

André

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      Author's profile photo Fred Verheul
      Fred Verheul

      Hi Andre,

      It was indeed a very good codejam event, and I'm glad you came to Eindhoven to help us out.


      Thanks for the link to the wiki. I didn't know it existed, but it sure looks like it contains some good materials.

      Looking forward to the next netweaver_gateway codejam!

      Cheers, Fred

      Author's profile photo Saumil Jyotishi
      Saumil Jyotishi

      Great to here that "Self Paced Learning" has been launched for gateway as well. I really liked this idea in Duet Enterprise space.

      Awesome and Thanks! 🙂

      Author's profile photo Paul Aschmann
      Paul Aschmann

      Happy to hear you had a successful CodeJam event!

      #GO-GATEWAY 🙂

      Author's profile photo Saumil Jyotishi
      Saumil Jyotishi

      #GO-GATEWAY

      Nice Hash Tag.

      Author's profile photo Syambabu Allu
      Syambabu Allu

      Hi Andre,

      Thanks to SAP CodeJam event team members to conduct the event for SAP Netweaver Gateway.

      Is there any chance to conduct event at SAP Labs Bangalore(India).

      Nice Tag @Paul - #GO-GATEWAY.

      Thanks,

      Syam

      Author's profile photo Simon Kemp
      Simon Kemp

      Hi Andre Fischer

      I am looking into organizing a Code Jam later this year in Sydney, I was thinking about Gateway & SAPUI5 as a possible topic. I was wondering if you can share more details around how the session was structured what systems you used etc...? Would you be interested in a trip to Sydney (it is nice in September) 😆

      What was peoples feedback? If you were to do it again what would you do differently?

      Anything you can share would be great.

      Thanks,
      Simon