on 08-21-2006 11:59 AM
Hii All,
I am having a requirement where i have to create a application in which in FIRST view i m having a dropdown menu,from where i have select one parameter from dropdown menu, say for example there is list of countries in a drop down menu.when i select say India i will get a tabular data say "<b>name of state</b> ","<b>population</b>","<b>male:female ratio</b>" and etc.
and i should get this tabular data corresponding to default country defined.When i will change the country from dropdown menu,I will get all detail(tabular data) corresponding to that country.
and when i click on any item specified in "<b>name of state</b>" i.e one of the column of tabular data,it should display another table(some x, y , z colums) corresponding to that state .
Can anyone help me out on how many bapiwrappers needs to be used for the above application and how will be the structure.
Do i need to use a create, change bapiwrapper for dropdown menu or what??
Thanks in advance
Devendra Kumar Phate.
hello deven,
are you creating an application for MI client or an ABAP
application?
if you already have your data structure available in ABAP,
i don't think that you should re-create one that will cater
to the UI on your client application. if you are using the
MI Tomcat runtime, you can make use of the web control events
like onChange, to retrieve the corresponding data from
data repository using the selected value. you can make use
of XMLHttpRequest and DOM manipulation thru JavaScript;
in this case, there no need for the whole page to be
reloaded; only the delta data would be exchanged. you have
however to create the corresponding handlers in your MI
app that will return these XML elements (e.g. your state
details) that will be inserted into your browser's DOM tree.
hope this gives you an idea.
regards
jo
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