on 11-30-2009 10:46 AM
Hi,
Can any one pls tell wat is supply function and how it is used in WDA? And also tell about singleton in detail..
Thanks,
Gopi.
Supply function is a method used to fill the context node.
It is called when
one or more elements of a context node are accessed and when ( the context node is not filled yet or is initial or e context node has been invalidated in a previous step )
Abhi
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Hi,
supply function is used to fill the node.
it fills on demand
refer this thread
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwmobile71/helpdata/en/f1/177741adb7167de10000000a155106/content.htm
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hi
pls refer this SAP online help for SUPPLY FUNCTION
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/EN/f1/177741adb7167de10000000a155106/content.htm
Supply function cn be assigned at Node level
Use of the supply function :
1 mainly this functionality used if the context nodes have parent node and sub nodes structures(Like Sales order header Parent node and Sales items Sub node.)
2. To initialize the context node with elements
to use how to use the SUPPLY FUNCTION , u cn proceed as follows :
1 for the context node , fo which u want to give the SUPPLY FUNCTION ,
in the parameter SUPPLY FUNCTION of the context node u r creating give the name of the SUPPLY FUNCTION which
u want to use
2 am of the code wud be generated , u can write ur logic there wht u want to achieve
for ur singleton node , the elements of the relevant node are instantiated for only one element of the parent node
u can refer this weblog :
/people/thomas.szcs/blog/2006/12/13/web-dynpro-abap--singleton-context-nodes-revisited
and also refer the pdf
Web Dynpro ABAP in detail , tht cntains the example illustration of singleton node
click on ur node and on the singleton proprty click F1.
The property "Singleton" specifies the number of instances that can exist in a dependent context node (that does not belong directly to the root node).
If the property "Singleton" is set, exactly one instance of the node exists. Its content changes when the lead selection of the parent node changes.
If the property "Singleton" is not set, one instance per parent instance exists. The content of the instances does not change when the lead selection of the parent changes.
refer the related thread :
I hope it satisfies ur query
rgds,
amit
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