

Participants can join from IntelliJ or VS Code with the corresponding plugin/extension installed, or from a browser with no additional installation required. This I will explain in my next blog.The Eclipse plugin is not required to join sessions hosted from Eclipse.

ONE MORE THING: In case you have additonal requirements concerning new templates you can also create your own templates via the templates view in eclipse. With Eclipse I do this by marking the code that I want to put into the IF/ENDIF clause and press CTRL-SPACE – the magic shortcut to open the template selection.Īfter selecting my template of choice the code is generated as you see here in the screenshot:Īlso very helpful here is that the cursor is already positioned correctly so that I can directly go on with defining my expression.Try it out, this will really speed you up. So I want to check the SY-SUBRC of the select statement and only if there are flights I want to display them in the ALV.

Next step is a small enhancement in case there are no flights selected. Here I have a coded a very simple “Hello World” application in SAP style: The code templates in eclipse helps you to do that job very quickly as you will see in the following section:
