ABAP_to_the_Future

Using Floorplan Manager to Modify Existing WDA Components 12.3
Figure 12.28 FPM Workbench
What might a UIBB be? There is no way you could guess from the name. SAP Help
defines a UIBB in the following manner:
From an FPM perspective, UIBBs are the interface views (Web Dynpro ABAP windows)
that are provided by the external application and not by FPM itself.
The building blocks are the windows in yo ur existing WDA application, and, in
order to use such windows in an FPM application, you need to make these visible
to the FPM framework.
UIBBs vs. GUIBBs
This section focuses on freestyle UIBBs. That sounds a bit like a swimming contest, and
reflects the fact that when you are exposing existing WDA applications (like the Monster
Monitor), they can look like anything at all.
There are also GUIBBs (Generic User Interface Building Blocks) for common UI elements
like lists, trees, and searches. These GUIBBs take the form of WDA components such as
FPM_LIST_UIBB, which contain no logic and perfor m view-like tasks in a consistent
manner. Section 12.3.2 takes a quick look at the integration of BOPF with FPM, which
involves creating an FPM application from scratch using GUIBBs.
As it turns out, you can enable your existing Monster Monitor WDA component
for use with FPM, turning the windows into UIBBs like turning a pumpkin
into a horse and carriage at (almost) the drop of a hat by going to the root
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