How to install ABAP Development Tools in Eclipse

Step 1 Download and run Eclipse IDE from https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/

Step 2: Select Eclipse for Java

Step 3: Download and Install via installer or download zip package and extract into a folder.

Step 4: Go to eclipse folder and start eclipse.exe

Step 5: Create a workspace and launch

Step 6: Add the ADT Plug-in to Eclipse. Click Help > Install New Software

Step 7: Enter the latest ADT URL https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/latest in the Work with section, press enter, select ABAP Development Tools and click Next >.

Step 8: Select as shown and click Next

Step 9: Accept and Click Finish

Step 10: Trust the Selected

Step 11: After installation is complete it will ask to restart Eclipse. Installation will download from Internet so it will take some time.

Step 12: Now ADT is installed. Switch to the ABAP perspective. Therefore select Window > Perspective > Other Perspective > Other.

Step 13: Select ABAP perspective

Step 14: The lastest ABAP Perspective will open and it will show Joule integrated in the perspective

Step 15: Lets sign in to HANA Trial Cockpit

Step 16: In Eclipse Open Cloud Project

Step 17: It will ask for the Service Instance URL

Step 18: To get the URL we need to service key. First go to https://cockpit.hanatrial.ondemand.com/trial/#/home/trial and login to your trial account (if not already done)

Step 19: Click the subaccount

Step 20: Under Cloud Foundry there will be instance for abap (already created earlier)

Step 21: Select the credentials

Step 22: Copy the URL from the Form. It is also present in the JSON

Step 23: Paste the URL in Eclipse

Step 24: Open Login Page via browser

Step 25: It will login autoatically as we have already logged into HANA Trial account via browser.

Step 26: Click Finish

Step 27: After login we can see the main package and user packages

Step 28: Here we can create our own package and start development. Right Click ZLOCAL, New > ABAP Package.

Step 29: Our package is created

Step 30: Right click on the package or select from the menu to create ABAP Repository Objects