The following example shows a WAP application with the Web items Generic Navigation Block, Table and Chart.

Since WAP devices have limited display and memory capabilities, Web items for a WAP application are automatically displayed over several pages, which are linked together via an automatically generated overview page.

In this overview page, the WAP application Web items are displayed as a list of links to separate WML pages.

1. Choose and to move the cursor to the required Web Item.
2. Choose Link to see the selected Web item.

Table (1/3) means that the table content is too large to be displayed on a single page, and that this page is the first of three.

Use to scroll to the bottom of the page and choose the link [ >Continue...] to get to the next page...

... Or choose Menu...

... And use the table navigation links that are automatically added to the menu.

In the overview page, choose the Generic Navigation Block Web item:

Choose [Navigation] and click on Link.

The letters next to the InfoObjects mean the following:

R = Rows

C = Columns

Indicate whether the InfoObject is displayed as a drilldown in rows or in columns. In this example, Order is drilled down in the rows [Order R]. The key figures are drilled down in columns [Key figures C].

Choose [Fiscal Year]] and click on Link.

Choose Drilldown: [in Rows] (Drilldown in rows), and click on Link.

[ Fiscal Year R] means that the fiscal year is drilled down in rows.

Choose [Order R] and click on Link.

Choose Filter: [Choose] and click on Link.

Choose the order number you want to add to the filter:

1. Choose Pick to select the required order numbers.
2. Choose OK.

Select Choose to activate the filter.

The F (=Filter) in [Order RF] means filter values have been selected for the Order characteristic that is drilled down in rows.

Choose Menu.

Choose Table and click OK.

Here, you can see the result of the navigation steps (Add Drilldown and Filter) in the table.

In the overview screen, choose the Chart Web item and click on Link.

Here, you can see the result of the navigation steps (Add Drilldown and Filter) in the chart.

Here, you need a WAP-gateway and access via a telecom provider. The WAP-gateway must be in front of the firewall and it must have access to the BW system. Security settings (restrictions to a particular mobile phone) are dependent on the WAP server.

You can use an emulator, such as the emulators for Openwave or Nokia, to quickly become familiar with mobile intelligence in PDA devices.

SAP Note 453142 provides additional information about how to download emulators from the Internet.