ABAP_to_the_Future

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Web Dynpro ABAP and Floorplan Manager
exist. That is because you haven’t set them up, and you cannot do so until you
have pressed the Save button: a catch-22 situation.
You will notice at the bottom of the screen shown in Figure 12.34 that there are
approximately 10 million options that control the look and feel of the application
(e.g., whether the fields remember input history). You may have a standard SAP
WDA transaction you are enhancing usin g FPM, and the standard transaction
may not remember field input history; now, you can enable this feature.
After clicking Save, the links on the right-hand side of the screen shown in Figure
12.34 have come to life. Click on the first link. You are prompted to enter a
description and then are asked for a package once again. A screen appears (Figure
12.35) that is a sort of cut down version of the screen you saw earlier when looking
at the FPM Workbench (refer back to Figure 12.30).
Figure 12.35 Configuring the Monster Overview: Part 1
Click the box that starts with Component Name: below the word Subview in the
main part of the screen shown in Fi gure 12.35. You’ll see fields for Component
and Window Name at the bottom of the screen. In these fields, enter the details
of the WDA Monster Monitor component (Figure 12.36).
Click Save, and then click the Configure IDR button on the right of the screen.
You are prompted to enter a description, and then once again you are asked for a
package.
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