on 08-14-2009 11:48 AM
I have a requirement to display google Maps in a webdynpro APPLICATION.. can anyone help in understanding how this can be achieved.,.
Thanks in advance.
If you are on 7.0 Enhancement Package 1, then I would suggest using Flash Islands. There is a Flex Component version of Google Maps that can be embedded interactively into Web Dynpro. Here is a tutorial that discusses this:
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EmTech/SAPRichIslandsforAdobe+Flash
and
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EmTech/IslandsWDA_GMaps
Another approach would be to use the iFrame UI element. However iFrame was depricated at one point and is removed from 7.0, 7.1, and 7.01 with a particular support package level. Although the iFrame element will return and be supported again with 7.02/7.20, its remove by support package in the current code lines makes any design requiring it dangerous.
Another option would be to use BSP for the Google Maps. You could then run your application in the portal and have two iViews on the page - one for WDA and one for the BSP Google Maps. They can communicate with each other using Portal Eventing.
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Hi Thomas,
Thanks a lot for your reply . I have already gone thru the e tutorial by you on Google map integration using Adobe flash Islands,. But unfortunately, client system is not on 7.0 Enhancement Package 1 and neither is BSP preferred. Hence we are planning to integrate it using WEbdynpro.
Kindly provide any links or steps need to be followed..
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Vasuki
Your ownly choice if you don't want to use non-WDA (BSP) or FlashIslands would be to use the iFrame. But as stated this is pretty dangerous. You could create a solution using the iFrame that works perfectly fine today, but then the cusotmer upgrades to the latest support package for some fixes and your application is completely broken because of the removal of the iFrame UI element.
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