This was a webcast hosted by the SAP User Group today.  The usual legal disclaimer applies that things in the future are subject to change.  These are my rough notes as I heard them.

Source: SAP

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Integrated to BI Platform

Leverage authorizations from BW/BI platform

Leverage performance, reliability

Future will leverage commentary on platform

Interop w/ Analysis Office

Figure 2: Source: SAP

BI platform is major investment going forward

Figure 3: Source: SAP

Generic analysis template enhancements

Figure 4: Source: SAP

On this slide, interoperability was discussed, with one file format on the BI Platform

Figure 5: Source: SAP

This is the "marketecture" slide

Discovery – business user uses for self service

Use combined server add-on

Use Design Studio  runtime for online BW access

Discovery – Lumira users can use Design Studio runtime to go directly to BW system to do ad-hoc self service analysis

BICS – access to OLAP functionalities with Discovery client, connect directly to BW, currency conversions, select hierarchies

Designer is Eclipse-based

Velocity engine – acquire BW data, as DS user access “in memory” but not always need online data

Replicate data to velocity engine to use for reporting

One data format is saved on BI platform

Information Consumer can access

Figure 6: Source: SAP

Design Studio has online connectivity to BW

Lumira has online data prep

Both clients benefit

Design Studio SDK, Lumira SDK, will work with Lumira 2.x releases

Figure 7: Source: SAP

How upgrade to Lumira 2.0

Lumira 2.0 run time is really a Design Studio run time

Design Studio – system upgrade

Design Studio 1.6 existing app still run in 2.x

Can still edit with Lumira 2.0 designer client and save in 1.6 format

If create new project 2.0, then use 2.0 format

2.0 is the new Fiori component, interact with discovery client

New 2.0 features – infocharts, responsive layout, new bookmark concept, reusability

A way to do content conversion

Most will be automatic; some manual effort will be expected (CSS style sheets for example)

System upgrade and content conversion are independent of each other

Decide when you want to convert to 2.0 format

Figure 8: Source: SAP

2.0 not provide NW/HANA add-on

Only BI platform add-on will be provided with 2.0

Need to use http based connector

Only the 64 bit client delivered

Figure 9: Source: SAP

Visualize and Compose will be 1 room

Expected rampup is Q4

Figure 10: Source: SAP

More robust bookmark

PDF Enhancements

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Finding CSS class and ids using developer tool may sound for easy for a developer using inspection tool. But  dashboard designer always finds some difficulties in getting Classes and ids.

what is CSS class and ID?

The class Selector

The class selector selects elements with a specific class attribute.

To select elements with a specific class, write a period (.) character, followed by the name of the class.

Example:

.intro{
 background-color:yellow;
}

The ID Selector

The #id selector styles the element with the specified id.

Example:

#firstname {
 background-color:yellow;
}

All css customization can be done using ID and classes.

So as a first step, I have created a simple utill component which can get you all the css classes and ID’s used in component.

So how to use it?

I can select any particular component or all components. It will retrieve the css classes and ID’s for that component.let’s say I need to check out button

component.

You can see all the styles for that specified id used for the button component. Now I can simply write a css something like this to change the button background-color using this id.

#BUTTON_1_button{
background-color:orange !important;
} 

So simply I can explore classes to know what are all the style available and simply make changes with the addition of !important.

I can also choose option to see class

This will reduce the difficulty of finding classes and ID’s. I have been trying to do something more with this,I will update you with few feature upgrades.