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Web Dynpro for Java
If you want to familiarize yourself with Interactive Forms as part of a Web Dynpro for Java application, you can find five tutorials covering most of the functions and features provided by the solution in the SAP Developer Network (SDN):
● Dynamically Generated Forms in Web Dynpro
This tutorial shows you how to dynamically generate a non-interactive form, such as an order confirmation, in a Web Dynpro application.
This tutorial shows you the usage of an interactive form to be filled in online in the browser (with a backend connection).
● Offline Interactive PDF Form Using Download / Upload Functionality
This tutorial shows you the usage of an interactive form that is downloaded from a web site, filled in offline (without a backend connection), and then uploaded to a website.
● Offline Interactive PDF Forms Using E-Mail
This tutorial shows you the usage of an interactive form that is e-mailed out, filled in offline (without a backend connection), and then e-mailed back.
● Working with the PDF Document Object
This tutorial shows you how to use the PDF Document Object instead of the InteractiveForm UI element for creating a PDF form and extracting data.
Each of the tutorials comes
● As a ready-to-use Web Dynpro project
● An initial project (starting point for the tutorial)
● A tutorial description, that is the steps you will go through
ABAP Workbench
If you use the ABAP Workbench integration of Interactive Forms for creating forms for high-volume printing purposes, have a look at the sample test programs with the technical names
● FP_PDF_TEST*
● FP_TEST*
in the ABAP Editor (transaction SE38).