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Standard ABAP object workflow (discover, create or edit, check, activate, validate).

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name	abap-workflow
description	Standard ABAP object workflow (discover, create or edit, check, activate, validate).

abap-workflow

The canonical sequence for working with any ABAP object via the ADT REST API:

Discover — call /sap/bc/adt/discovery (or your server's equivalent) to learn which endpoints are available. The MCP tools should expose this for you; use them.
Search — before creating, search for the object name. Avoid creating duplicates.
Create (if needed) — POST to the create endpoint with the appropriate descriptor (e.g. application/vnd.sap.adt.oo.classes.v2+xml for a class). The response includes a Location header with the new URI.
Lock — POST ?_action=LOCK&accessMode=MODIFY to acquire an edit lock. Save the LOCK_HANDLE from the response body.
Write source — PUT the source to the include URI with the lock handle. Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8.
Unlock — POST ?_action=UNLOCK&lockHandle=... to release.
Activate — POST to /sap/bc/adt/activation with the object references.
Validate — read the source back, run a syntax check, or run ABAP Unit if applicable.

The CSRF token dance: a GET request with X-CSRF-Token: Fetch returns a token in the response header. Pass the same token (and the cookies) on every state-changing request.

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name	abap-workflow
description	Standard ABAP object workflow (discover, create or edit, check, activate, validate).

abap-workflow

The canonical sequence for working with any ABAP object via the ADT REST API:

Discover — call /sap/bc/adt/discovery (or your server's equivalent) to learn which endpoints are available. The MCP tools should expose this for you; use them.
Search — before creating, search for the object name. Avoid creating duplicates.
Create (if needed) — POST to the create endpoint with the appropriate descriptor (e.g. application/vnd.sap.adt.oo.classes.v2+xml for a class). The response includes a Location header with the new URI.
Lock — POST ?_action=LOCK&accessMode=MODIFY to acquire an edit lock. Save the LOCK_HANDLE from the response body.
Write source — PUT the source to the include URI with the lock handle. Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8.
Unlock — POST ?_action=UNLOCK&lockHandle=... to release.
Activate — POST to /sap/bc/adt/activation with the object references.
Validate — read the source back, run a syntax check, or run ABAP Unit if applicable.

The CSRF token dance: a GET request with X-CSRF-Token: Fetch returns a token in the response header. Pass the same token (and the cookies) on every state-changing request.