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How to Get and Use SAP Netweaver ABAP Trial Version

SAP Netweaver ABAP is a powerful platform for developing and running business applications. It supports the latest capabilities of ABAP for HANA, such as CDS views, AMDP, and ABAP RESTful programming model. If you want to learn and practice ABAP programming, you can get a free trial version of SAP Netweaver ABAP powered by SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP).

In this article, we will show you how to get and use SAP Netweaver ABAP trial version in a few easy steps.

Step 1: Create an account on SAP BTP Trial

The first thing you need is an account on SAP BTP Trial, which is a free cloud platform that offers various services and tools for developers. You can create an account by following this link: Get a Free Account on SAP BTP Trial.

After creating your account, you can access your trial home page and enter your trial subaccount. You can choose any provider region, such as AWS or Azure.

Step 2: Create an ABAP environment instance

The next thing you need is an ABAP environment instance, which is a shared instance of SAP Netweaver ABAP that runs on SAP BTP. You can create an ABAP environment instance by going to the Services Marketplace page and selecting the ABAP environment tile.

On the right side of the page, you can click on the Create button to start the creation process. You need to enter a name for your instance, such as \"ABAP_instance\", and your email address that you used to create your SAP BTP Trial account. Then you can review the summary and click on the Create button again.

You will see a success message when your instance is created. You can also see the status of your instance on the Instances and Subscriptions page.

Step 3: Create a service key for your ABAP environment instance

The last thing you need is a service key for your ABAP environment instance, which is a file that contains the data for authentication and connection. You can create a service key by going to the Instances and Subscriptions page and selecting your ABAP environment instance.

On the right side of the page, you can click on the Create Service Key button to start the creation process. You need to enter a name for your service key, such as \"KEY_ABAP_TRIAL\", and click on the Create button.

You will see a success message when your service key is created. You can also see the details of your service key on the Service Keys page. You need to download the file that contains your service key by clicking on the Download button.

Step 4: Connect your ABAP Development Tools (ADT) to your ABAP environment instance

Now that you have everything ready, you can connect your ABAP Development Tools (ADT) to your ABAP environment instance and start coding in ABAP. ADT is an Eclipse-based IDE that supports ABAP development.

If you don't have ADT installed, you can download and install it from this link: SAP Development Tools. You need to have Eclipse installed first.

After installing ADT, you can open Eclipse and create a new ABAP project by going to File > New > Other... > ABAP Project. You need to enter the URL of your ABAP environment instance, which you can find in your service key file under \"url\". Then you need to browse for your service key file and select it. You can also enter a name for your project, such as \"ABAP_Trial\". Then you can click on Next and Finish.

You will see your ABAP project in the Project Explorer view. You can expand it and see the default package $TMP, where you can create your own ABAP artifacts, such as classes, programs, CDS views, etc. You can also use the Transport Organizer view to create transport requests for your changes.

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