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Martin Mueller

Maic Wintel

Tatjana Pfeifer

Raphael Dibbern

Arne Rantzen

Andre Pany

Silvana Straus

Thilo Boehm

Jens Roessler

Jonas Braun

Roland Trapp

Thomas Ehret

Nadine Baumgaertel

Vanessa Rau

Ihlas Basha

Jes Sie Cheah

Roman Belosludtsev

Embodiments may facilitate event processing for an ABAP platform. A business object data store may include a RAP model, including a behavior definition, for a business object. A framework may automatically transform the behavior definition of the RAP model into a producer event via an event binding and a cloud event standardized format. Information about the producer event may then be passed to an ABAP application associated with a pre-configured destination at an enterprise business technology platform. In some embodiments, a standalone API enterprise hub data store may contain an event specification. An ABAP development tenant of a business technology platform may automatically parse the event specification and translate the parsed information into high-level programming language structures that reflect an event type at runtime. An event consumption model may then be generated based on the event type.

Event provisioning for high-level programing language platform

The subject matter disclosed herein provides, methods and apparatus, including computer program products for the management of a view of a data structure. In one aspect, there is provided a method that may include generating a view of a data structure. The data structure and the view may include a plurality of nodes and at least one association. This method may further include determining, at run time, whether the generated view is invalid based on an indicator. The indicator may represent whether a change has occurred to a system including the view. This method may further include deleting, at run time, the view based on the results of the determining. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

View life cycle management

Systems, methods, and software for generic extraction of business object data are provided. One computerized method includes retrieving multiple identifiers of sub-nodes. The sub-nodes are associated with a root node of a business object. The method further includes generating a tree data structure. The tree includes multiple tree nodes and multiple tree edges. The multiple nodes correspond to the root node of the business object and the retrieved multiple identifiers. The method also includes traversing the tree to retrieve data associated with the root business object and the retrieved multiple identifiers. The method further includes storing the retrieved data.

Method and system for generic extraction of business object data

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Martin Mueller