Tag Archives: Web Dynpro

  • Steps To Create A Simple SAP ADOBE Form And Calling It In A Web Dynpro ABAP Application

    In this step by step guide we will create a simple SAP Adobe Form showing employee address and then call this form in our Web Dynpro ABAP Application. To develop SAP Adobe forms you will require the Adobe Life Cycle Designer installed in your system and Adobe Document Services (ADS) installed and configured on the server.

    Step 1. Creating The Form Interface

    Go to transaction code SFP. Select the radio button ‘Interface’, give a name to your interface and click on the create button.

     SAP Form Builder

    In the Create Interface pop-up give a description and then click on the ‘Save’ button.

    Create an SAP Interface

    Provide the Transport package and the transport request details.

    Double click on the import parameter of the form interface and create a     new import parameter PERNR of type PERNR-PERNR.

  • How To Use Inbound And Outbound Plugs In SAP Web Dynpro ABAP Programs

    In a previous article we have seen how to create a simple SAP Web Dynpro ABAP application with only one view. Now, in this article we modify that application by adding one more view and learn how to navigate between two views using inbound and outbound plugs.

    Step 1. Adding Views

    1.1 Go to Transaction SE80, choose Web-Dynpro-Comp. / Intf. in the object list and enter the name of your Web Dynpro application (Y_FIRST_WEBDYNPRO) and click on Display.

    Adding Views To Object Navigator

  • How To Create The Most Common Used iViews In The SAP Enterprise Portal

    SAP Portal iViews (Information View) are the most basic type of portal content which are used to integrate applications into an SAP Portal. If you want to show any information /service applications on the portal then you have to create an iView, which is then assigned to a page. Pages are then assigned to a workset and workset’s are assigned to roles. Finally, roles are assigned to users.

    SAP Portal iViews Menu Path

    In this tutorial we will learn to create the five most used iViews is the Sap Enterprise Portal and these iViews are:

    1. Web Dynpro ABAP iViews
    2. Web Dynpro JAVA iViews
    3. BSP iViews
    4. SAP Transaction iViews
    5. URL iViews

    Please ensure that your user ID has been assigned the ‘Content Administrator’ role.

    1. Web Dynpro ABAP iViews

    Before creating the Web Dynpro ABAP iView you must have the following information ready with you:

    • System (Mandatory): Alias of the backend system
    • Namespace (Mandatory): This is always going to be SAP.
    • Application Name (Mandatory): Web Dynpro ABAP Application Name
    • Configuration Name (Optional): If you have created an application configuration then provide the configuration name in this field.
    • Application Parameters (Optional): If your application has any parameters then you can give them here.

     

    Step-by-step process:

    1. Logon to SAP enterprise portal by entering your user ID and password.

    Logon to SAP Enterprise Portal

     

  • 5 Easy Steps To Create A Web Dynpro ABAP Application

    Summary: This is a step by step guide for those ABAP consultants who want to try their hand at Web Dynpro ABAP. By following these 5 easy steps anyone who has knowledge of ABAP can create their first fully functioning Web Dynpro ABAP Application which fetches data from an SAP back-end system. This example Web Dynpro Applications displays the personal information of an employee whose personal number (PERNR) is provided.

    Step 1. Create Web Dynpro Component

    1. Go to Transaction SE80, choose Web-Dynpro-Comp./Intf in the object list and provide a new name (Y_FIRST_WEBDYNPRO) and click on Display.
      Web dynpro ABAP 1
    2. Confirm you want to create the object by clicking on Yes.
      Web dynpro ABAP 2
    3. Enter the description and choose the Type radio button as Web Dynpro Component.
      Web dynpro ABAP 3

    Step 2: Component Controller

    1. Go to Component Controller and Right click on the CONTEXT, select Create and then select Node.