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Basic Concept on Hierarchy...

Former Member
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Hi

The component context is made in Component Controller, so i think their hierarchy is:

Component Context -


> Component Controller -


> Component

In the same way, for view Context:

View Context -


> View Controller -


> View

Could you pls. let me know the hierarchies i mentioned above are right or wrong.

Thanks...

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former_member185086
Active Contributor
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Hi

No, I would suggest to read this [doc|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f0ba2c45-0518-2a10-73be-9b785e10aef1] as a starting point and different hierarchy in WD.

Best Regards

'Satish Kumar

Former Member
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Hi Satish

I liked your document.

Thanks...

Former Member
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pravesh_verma
Active Contributor
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Hi Harpal,

Actually in WD project every component which acts as the data flow and data carrier in WD enviorment has its own context.

For example, all component controllers, custom controllers, view controllers and interface controllers.

Every part contains it own context. The context plays an important role for the data flow and handling of data within a WD project.

So the hierarchy you made is like:

Every component controller contains its context called component controller context.

Every custom controller contains its context called custom controller context.

Every view contains its context called view controller context.

Every interface controller contains its context called interface context.

I hope this clears the doubt!!

Thanks and Regards

Pravesh

Former Member
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Hi Pawan

Yes i know this concept that every controller have context related to it.

You said: "Every view contains its context called view controller context."

i think "Every View Controller contains its context called view controller context."

M i right?

Thanks

harpal