on 03-12-2010 2:00 AM
Hi All,
With tcode SFP to crate a XML schema-based Interface form, how to create a defined table can be listed in "Data View"?
Just like APAP Dictonary- Based Interface form, that we can drag a defined table from data view to the panel.
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Hi,
Just follow these steps:
1. Create interactive form UI element in your view.
2. Now provide Datasource and PDFSOURCE to it in form properties.
3. Now give a template name prefix with 'Z' or 'Y'.
4. Double click on it. It will prompt for interface name.
5. Provide interface name prefixed with 'Z' or 'Y'.
6. Click on Context button in the Pop up window and provide the node you have selected as DATASOURCE.
7. Click ok and it will open the form designer.
8. In this way you can create a XML Schema based Form.
9. Activate the interface and design the form providing layout type and other details.
Hope it will help.
Regards,
Vaibhav
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Hi,
you don't need to provide any table element. For creating table in WD ABAP based interactive form just provide a subnode with cardinality 1...n or 0...n under the node you have provided a s DATASOURCE.
Once you have done this you can just drag and drop that node from form layout "data view" on left in the designer. It will create a table on the form.
Regards,
Vaibhav
Hi Vaibhav,
With tcod SFP, we can create a interface and its type is "XML Schema-Based Interface", so we shoud load XML schemal
source which privide element. then, create form and select the created interface, click tab "Layout", we can see the element from "Data View" which can be got from the loaded XML schemal source.
So can we create a element like table in the XML schemal file?
Thanks and best reagrds,
Miller
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