on 04-14-2010 4:05 PM
Hi,
I have two different WDA applications calling the same component. In one of them, the component works correctly. But in the other application the component doesnu2019t work on the same way.
Iu2019m using SAP ECC 6.0 with only PI.
Does anybody have faced this situation anytime?
Thank's in advance,
Nelson Bertolino
I think you need to provide a little more information Is the inner component usage standard SAP (if so what component) or your own? How are you using it (cross component context binding / Interface attributes and methods)? What exactly is different in the way the two components work?
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Ok, thank you for the help.
So, the component I'm using is not standard. We made it. This component shows a table with 5 columns and a few lines. I'm using it like a cross component context binding and there is no parameter needed.
When I called it from application A, it shows me 5 columns. When I called from application B, it shows me 4 columns. The only difference between A and B are the theme used.
Does it clarify a little bit more?
Thanks,
Nelson
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> I've check it before. But I'll do it again.
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> Would have be any other configuration related to the ICF service that could interfere on it?
That would impact just the visiblity of a column - no. It certainly sounds like coding within the component itself or some sort of personalization/configuration. I don't know what else would work at this specific level.
Hi,
My problem was solved when I changed the user used on the service logon configuration.
We are using an default user for this service and that user (I don't know exactly why...) was causing the problem. When I changed it, both component works perfectly.
I've made a lot of tests with a sort of different users and, everytime I put the original user, the problem occurs.
Thanks for the help.
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