thank for your answer, but it seems to be that not all tags are supported. I try to use an opensource html editor. For this requirement I could use an iframe, but I want that the the entered text is binded to the context so that I can write it back into the MIME repository. Maybe you have further suggestions how to do that.
I think iFrame UI element should not be used anymore, but nevertheless, since iFrame seems to be the alternative for you at the moment, here is what you can do.
First of all, are you creating the iFrame dynamically? Or are you creating it in the layout itself? iFrame has a property - 'source'. You need to create a context node with an attribute of type STRING. You can bind this attribute to the 'source' property of the iFrame. If you are creating it in the layout as an UI element, directly bind it to the 'source' property of the iFrame UI element. If you are dynamically creating it, then use the BIND_SOURCE method of class CL_WD_IFRAME to define the binding.
You could also refer to the [WDP documentation|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/15/c07941601b1d09e10000000a155106/frameset.htm].
I hope I understood your problem correctly, and was able to provide some insight on the solution.
I'm facing the same problem of how to present HTML code in a AWD application.
Unfortunately, it seems that an iFrame UI element can't display string context like "<html><body>Hello</body></html>", it prompts that the tag <html> is not allowed.
But doesn't the iFrame should display code like this?
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