on 08-20-2007 1:51 PM
Hai,
What is <b>Web dynpro Component Interfaces</b>? This is not a component part.
When you are creating new component u will go to select web dynpro components and give a name i will create.But before that u have option <b>Web dynpro Component Interfaces</b>.what is the use of this option.
Regards,
Boopathi
Web Dynpro component interface are standalone component interface definitions.
In java you have class and then interfaces. The methods which you want to expose to other APIs , are made part of interface which the class implements. Only the interfaces are exposed to outer APIs.
Somewhat similar whatever you want to expose is made part of component interface definitions.With each component there is one component interface definition associated. In explorer in NWDS you see this under any component as "component interface".
Similarly you can create standalone component interface definitions. Which any component can implement.These standalone component interface definitions are "Web Dynpro component interface".
In o4/04s you will have controller with component interface definition also but in CE there is no controller with component interface definition there is only component controller.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Ashwani Kr Sharma
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Hi Bhoopati
Web Dynpro Component Interface is just like an Interface.
Let's say you have two components and you want to show them in third component. one way is you create two used Components, because you know at design time which component you want to show..
If you don't know at design time which component to be shown, you just create a webdynpro component interface and you implement this interface in both the components, and in your main component you just create a used component of this interface component, and handle dynamically which instance of the component you want to show..
hope it is clear
This blog has a clear example explaining this :
Regards
Abhimanyu L
Hi boopathi,
Check this for ur doubts
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regards
Sumit
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Hi Boopathi,
Just go through the following link, hope so help ful to you.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/webinar?rid=/library/uuid/30494033-a1d9-2910-bda0-dddd30e68056
Thanks
Dheerendra Shukla
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