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Open Source @ SAP
The usage of Open Source in the SAP Java stack

Krasimir Semerdzhiev

Helios Eclipse Demo Camp,
Sofia/Bulgaria
June 2010

Introduction
SAP & Open source
Open Source process
Developers perspective on Open Source
Some SAP samples of Eclipse contribution

Two completely different worlds

closed source

Did you know ...

... that SAP is “Source Open”
since the early days of SAP R/3?

Did you know …

... SAP started supporting
Linux as early as 1999?

Did you know …

... that SAP is a founding member
of the Eclipse Foundation and
has a leading role in a number of
Eclipse projects ?

SAP consumes and contributes to Open
Source Software …

Inbound

SAP
Outbound

Open Source Process @ SAP …

Back into the year 2005 …

Open Source Process @ SAP …

After 1,5 years …

Open Source Process
Standard and interface of the proposal …

Open Source Process
What is the business case ?

Open Source Process
What about license and intellectual property ?

There are many reasons why WE CAN NOT use
Open Source …

Why Not #1 ?
Open source and standards are not adopted …

Why Not #2 ?
We do not have resources and travel budget …

Why Not #3 ?
We do not deliver any value …

Why Not #5 ?
The community won‘t let us work …

Why Not #7 ?
Because we need full control …

Why Not #9 ?
We can not wait, we need to deliver now …

Open Source trip from a Developer
perspective …

Eclipse has become a broadly used “standard”
for development and management tools

Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool
SAP contribution
Incubation project launch
(12 ’07)

Successful graduation
(May ‘10)

Released v1.0 (Helios RC2)
(May ‘10)

Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool
Community contributions

Eclipse Runtime

Eclipse Equinox: Eclipse P2:
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1. Open Source @ SAP The usage of Open Source in the SAP Java stack Krasimir Semerdzhiev Helios Eclipse Demo Camp, Sofia/Bulgaria June 2010

2. Introduction SAP & Open source Open Source process Developers perspective on Open Source Some SAP samples of Eclipse contribution

3. Introduction

4. Two completely different worlds closed source

5. Did you know ... ... that SAP is “Source Open” since the early days of SAP R/3?

6. Did you know … ... SAP started supporting Linux as early as 1999?

7. Did you know … ... that SAP is a founding member of the Eclipse Foundation and has a leading role in a number of Eclipse projects ?

8. Open source process

9. SAP consumes and contributes to Open Source Software … Inbound SAP Outbound

10. Open Source Process @ SAP … Back into the year 2005 …

11. Open Source Process @ SAP … After 1,5 years …

12. Open Source Process Today …

13. Open Source Process Standard and interface of the proposal …

14. Open Source Process What is the business case ?

15. Open Source Process What about license and intellectual property ?

16. Developer perspective

17. There are many reasons why WE CAN NOT use Open Source …

18. Why Not #1 ? Open source and standards are not adopted …

19. Why Not #2 ? We do not have resources and travel budget …

20. Why Not #3 ? We do not deliver any value …

21. Why Not #4 ? We will loose our IP …

22. Why Not #5 ? The community won‘t let us work …

23. Why Not #6 ? It is not secure …

24. Why Not #7 ? Because we need full control …

25. Why Not #8 ? We can not support it…

26. Why Not #9 ? We can not wait, we need to deliver now …

27. Why Not #10 ? We know it better …

28. Open Source trip from a Developer perspective …

29.

30. Some SAP Samples

31. Eclipse has become a broadly used “standard” for development and management tools

32. WTP: EJB, JPA, WS, etc.

33. Graphiti

34. EGit & JGit

35. Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool SAP contribution Incubation project launch (12 ’07) Successful graduation (May ‘10) Released v1.0 (Helios RC2) (May ‘10)

36. Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool Community contributions

37. Eclipse Runtime Eclipse Equinox: Eclipse P2: Shell improvements (+ RFC147) Bug fixes supportability commands Small-footprint headless P2 agent Inner frameworks detection Bug fixes Eclipse Virgo & Gemini: Bug fixes

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