Hi,
In portal, in PCD create a iview of type webdynpro, then give the name and id of the iview and in the next step you will get a screen to select your deployed web dynpro object, select your web dynpro object, and click finish. thats all. iview will be created for your web dynpro object.
If you are not yet created a system in portal for web dynpro, then here is the step by step procedure.
For creating a webdynpro iview the required steps are:
1.Define a System:
(a)Creating a folder and defining a system
Define the system on which the Web Dynpro application is running as follows:
In the portal, navigate to System Administration-> System Configuration -> System
To call up the System Landscape Editor, choose the Browse tab -> Portal Content folder. Creating a new folder is optional, you can also use an existing folder.
To create a new folder choose New -> Folder in the context menu using the alternate mouse button.
Give the folder a Folder Name,Folder ID Prefix
Master Language and
Description. Please note that you have to edit the inputfields marked with a red asterisk.
Choose Finish. The new folder will appear in the Portal Content directory.
Highlight the newly-created folder in the Portal Catalog and choose the context menu button.
Choose New -> System. Launches the System Wizard.
Select “SAP_R3_LoadBalancing System Template” from the Template selection window screen and choose Next button.
Provide a system name, system ID and prefix for your system.
The names are arbitrary, for example:
System Name, for example WD_SystemName
System ID, for example WD_SystemID
System ID Prefix, for example com.sap
Save As “System”
Choose the Master Language
Choose the push button Next. On the next screen all entries will be displayed in a summary that allows you to check the entries before finishing.
Choose Finish.
(b)Defining an alias for the system
To create the alias for the system, first make sure that the new system is open in the System Landscape Editor.
Proceed as follows:
1. Select System Aliases from the Edit dropdown list box in the toolbar at the top right.
2. Specify a name for the system alias, for example MySystem. Add the defined alias by pressing the button Add. Save your work using the button Save.
3. To edit the properties of the system, choose Object in the Edit dropdown list box at the top right.
4. In the Property Category dropdown list, choose Web Application Server (WAS).
5. Maintain the following properties:
WAS Host Name = <host>.<domain>:port (this corresponds to the Web Dynpro server location and the port on which it is running eg. PXYZ.wdf.sap.corp:50000.)
WAS Protocol = http (depends whether the J2EE Engine used is configured to use HTTPS or not)
6. Save your work.
2. Creating a Web Dynpro-Based iView:
Procedure
1. In the portal, navigate to Content Administration -> Portal Content. The Portal Content Studio is opened.
2. In the Portal Catalog, select the folder you defined previously, which should contain your new Web Dynpro-Based iView.
3. To select New iView use the context menu.
4. The iView wizard appears on the right. Select the appropriate standard iView template SAP Web Dynpro iView.
5. Choose Next.
6. On the next screen define the iView Name and the iView ID of the iView. The name is used as the title for the iView. The key is the technical name and the iView ID prefix can be used to define your own namespace.
7. Choose iView.
8. Choose Next.
9. To specify the application variant select the definition type ABAP or Java.
10. On the next screen you have to define the Web Dynpro-specific application parameters:
a. System
Choose the system alias you want to use for your Web Dynpro application from the dropdown listbox. You have to create a system alias for each J2EE Engine first before you can run a Web Dynpro application on it. How to create a system and a system alias is described in detail earlier in Define a system.
b. Namespace
You have to define the development component containing your Web Dynpro application. If you are working locally without the DTR you have to define the Web Dynpro project used here. Make sure that both a development component and a Web Dynpro project contain the vendor name. For example, the following are possible values: sap.com/tcwdtools for a development component or local/MyWebDynproProject for a Web Dynpro project. For example in the “Creating a Simple Web Dynpro Application“ the project is called local/WebDynpro_Basics.
Note: The specified name of the development component is the same as displayed in the J2EE Engine console using the LIST_APP command or as used in the Web Dynpro application URL.
c. Application Name
The application name is the name of the Web Dynpro application, for example WelcomeApplication.
d. Application Parameters
If your Web Dynpro application has startup parameters you can define specific values for this iView. Imagine you have two parameters parameter1 and parameter2. In this case you could define the following application parameter string: parameter1=value1¶meter2=value2.
11. After defining the Web Dynpro-specific parameters the next wizard screen is displayed, which allows you to define the standard iView parameters. If you use the standard Web Dynpro iView template your Web Dynpro iView uses automatic resizing. If you want to define a fixed height or a full-screen iView you have to adjust this parameter.
12. Choose Finish.
You can now use your Web Dynpro iView in the same way as any other iView, i.e. you can add the iView to pages, worksets or roles.
+To preview the Web Dynpro application, choose the button Preview in the Portal Content Studio.
by pooja in
Hope this helps.
PradeeP
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