Build an Agentry Based App. DOC-47651. Test Complex table ct_Carrier.

[Former Member]

Hi All

I use next documents

How To Part 2 Build an Agentry Based App From Scratch

How To Part 2 Build an Agentry Based App From S... | SCN

to understand How-to Build an Agentry Based Mobile Apps

I use

- Java 8 update 66

- Eclipse Version: 4.2.2

Build id: M20130204-1200

- Agentry Editor Plugin 70.10.0.9 com.syclo.agentry.editor.feature.feature.group SAP AG

from Agentry_70.10.0_EditorPlugin_x86_64.zip

I performed all the steps and achieved that the program works.

Now I test it in the Test Enviromant mode:

I can't look at the Complex table ct_Carrier.

Menu Complex Table and Data Table is disable in the Test Enviromant.

I can't understand why.

[bill_froelich · Accepted solution]

That menu is disabled in the ATE because there are no CTs loaded on the client.  That tells me there was an issue with your definitions such that they were not executed to create the CT during the sync.

1. Did you update the Config Panel with the necessary settings?
2. Did you reload the application or restart SMP to pickup the change?
3. Did you publish the CT definition to the server?
4. Did you transmit from the ATE after the publish?
5. Did you see any errors during the transmit?

The first four are common issues that everyone, myself included, frequently make.

If you completed 1-4 then make sure your logging is enabled and check for any messages and troubleshoot accordingly.

--Bill

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

I recreated all the settings in Config Panel again.

Published application and restarted the server.

After that, the Complex table ct_Carrier has become to be seen in ATE.

I don't understand what was the mistake the last time.

Thank you.

[bill_froelich · Accepted solution]

Glad you got it working.  Please mark this Discussion with a Correct Answer and Helpful Answer where appropriate.  See http://scn.sap.com/community/support/blog/2013/04/03/how-to-close-a-discussion-and-why   Even if you discovered the solution without any outside contributions, it helps others to understand what the solution turned out to be.

--Bill