ABAP_to_the_Future

Building the WDA Application 12.2
the header details of one monster. Create a new node from the context root node
and this time call the node MONSTER_HEADER. Define this node with the exact same
fields as the header table has. The difference is going to be the usage; i.e., this will
be used to display a single record rather than a table.
Next, create the node for the table of monster items. Go back to the root context
node and repeat the exact same procedure you went through before, defining the
MONSTER_HEADER_TABLE node for the MONSTER_ITEM_TABLE node. However, this
time, use the ZCS_MONTER_ITEM structure as opposed to the ZSC_MONSTER_HEADER
structure. Once you’ve done this, the Context tab in your cont roller looks like
the one shown in Figure 12.8.
Figure 12.8 Complete Context Hierarchy
In WDA terms, you’ve created four no des; this is important to remember,
because from here on in when you want to read or write to these structures, you
have to use the term “node.” (WDA experts would wonder why I am belaboring
this point; to them it’s as plain as the node on your face.)
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