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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 20, 2016
Filed:
Jan. 14, 2013
Georg Wilhelm, Nussloch, DE;
Daniel Niehoff, Sandhausen, DE;
Uwe Schlarb, Oestringen, DE;
Matthias Lehr, Weinheim a.d.B., DE;
Rene Dehn, Sinsheim, DE;
Daniel Figus, Wallduern, DE;
Ralf Schroth, St. Leon-Rot, DE;
Steffen Witt, Heidelberg, DE;
Daniel Wachs, Frankenthal, DE;
Knut Heusermann, Bad Schoenborn, DE;
Georg Wilhelm, Nussloch, DE;
Daniel Niehoff, Sandhausen, DE;
Uwe Schlarb, Oestringen, DE;
Matthias Lehr, Weinheim a.d.B., DE;
Rene Dehn, Sinsheim, DE;
Daniel Figus, Wallduern, DE;
Ralf Schroth, St. Leon-Rot, DE;
Steffen Witt, Heidelberg, DE;
Daniel Wachs, Frankenthal, DE;
Knut Heusermann, Bad Schoenborn, DE;
SAP SE, Walldorf, DE;
Abstract
Software solutions in a business software framework can expose their data via web services, which can readily provide access to all non-customized fields of objects included as part of the default installation of the software solution. However, customer-added extensions, such as for example custom fields and the like, added to customize the software solution for a specific business or business use can be difficult to add to web services by a typical business user who lacks technical abilities. Described herein are approaches to enabling addition of custom fields to web services via an intuitive interface that does not require technical understanding of the software solution, the business software framework, web services, etc.