on 04-27-2009 9:43 AM
Dear Friends,
I get this error message. All what I have done was I have created a second text input field
within transparent container. Context-Bindung is existing I can see that. The prpoerty value
of the input vlaue has an entry MAIN.ZHEAD.CONTACT.
The Context of the main viwe 'ZHEAD' has just following properties.
Cardinality 0..n
Selection 0..1
Initialization Lead selection yes
Singleton yes
Is ttah maybe the reason.
The following error text was processed in the system E70 : Adaptererror at INPUT_FIELD "ANSPR" of the View "Z_CBD.MAIN": Context-Bindung des Properties VALUE kann nicht aufgelöst werden: Node MAIN.1.ZHEAD does not contain any elements
The error occurred on the application server apssap14_E70_00 and in the work process 0 .
The termination type was: RABAX_STATE
The ABAP call stack was:
Method: RAISE_FOR of program CX_WDR_ADAPTER_EXCEPTION======CP
Method: RAISE_BINDING_EXCEPTION of program CL_WDR_VIEW_ELEMENT_ADAPTER===CP
Method: GET_BOUND_ELEMENT of program CL_WDR_VIEW_ELEMENT_ADAPTER===CP
Hi
Try to change the cardinality to 1:1.Hope it will work.
Thanks
Tulasi
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Radhika,
never before had anyone ever explained this as good as you.
Thanks
ertas
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Are there more must have rules such as text-input-field. It can only have
the cardinality 1u20261 .
· 1u20261 Only one element is instantiated.
· 0u20261 At runtime, no more than one element is instantiated, but it is also possible that no element is instantiated.
· 1u2026n n elements can be instantiated, but at least one element must be instantiated.
· 0u2026n The number of instantiated elements of the context node can vary.
Regards
ertas
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Cardinality represents the number of elements a node has at the start of the application and maximum number of elements it could have.
It has two parts, Mandatory and Maximum. (1:1)
Mandatory represents the number of elements a node has at the start of the application and
Maximum represents the maximum number of elements it could have during its life time.
Hence the cardinality should be set depending on the data that the context would be holding .
Regards,
Radhika.
Dear Tulasi that was exactly the solution. Can you please tell me finally why is it exactly
necessary to have the cardinality 1..1 right here.
Regards
ertas
Edited by: Ilhan Ertas on Apr 27, 2009 11:20 AM
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