on 11-26-2011 9:57 PM
Hi experts
Is there a way to find where a Node is used/filled in a Webdynpro ?
I mean if i have a node in the context and i need to know where this node is filled what i do is look in every method to find where the node is being used/filled, but i do not know is there is a way to find it automatically (like a double clikck for a internal table in ABAP, or like a 'where used' for a table/structure).
Maybe this other doubt is for other thread, but i have seen that if we use the 'Where used' functionality for a Table/Structure Type (unlike that with ABAP programs) for a WDA components it shows only one point/method where the table type is used, not all the methods wich uses this table type. I have done several tests and in some WDA i have 2 or 3 methods wich uses a table type, but the 'Where used' only shows one method. So if i need to modify some table type i do not have a sure way to detect wich WDA methods i need to modify , so my doubt is if there is a way to find a string in a WDA program like in ABAP programs, i mean for search in all WDA component (in all its methods) where that string (the table type) is used .
I hope be clear, thanks in advanced.
Regards
Frank
I guess there is no way.
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Hi,
Execute method GET_CLASSNAME_FOR_COMPONENT of class CL_WDY_WB_NAMING_SERVICE passing the WDA component as input. The output would be the generated class name for that WDA component. Open the class using SE24, and use search(CTRL+F) to find any string. Here you can pass the table type as search string in your case.
Hope this helps!
Best Regards,
Srilatha
Hi,
The Where used list for context elements is avaiable in NW 7.0, Ehp2 version (ECC 6.0, Ehp5 or simply NW 7.02).
Thanks,
Chandra
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