List of Exceptions

Definition

A Web item that lists the existing exceptions and their status (active/not active) for a data provider of type query view in the Web application.

Use

The Exceptions Web item displays the status of exceptions of a data provider of type query view in the form of a table in the Web application. For each exception, the status of the exception (active/not active) is also displayed. You can activate or deactivate the exceptions using the Toggle State button.

Structure

The following is a parameter list for the Web item List of Exceptions, arranged according to the various parameter groupings.

Display

Parameter	Description
Width in pixels (WIDTH)	You use this parameter to determine the width of the Web item.
Full width (FULL_WIDTH)	You use this parameter to determine that the specification in the Width in Pixels (WIDTH) parameter be ignored and that the width be set to 100% instead. The full width depends on the width of the environment in which the Web item is embedded (such as the width of a tab page on a portal page or iView).
Height in pixels (HEIGHT)	You use this parameter to determine the height of the Web item.
Full height (FULL_HEIGHT)	You use this parameter to determine that the specification in the Height in Pixels (HEIGHT) parameter be ignored and that the height be set to 100% instead. The full height depends on the height of the environment in which the Web item is embedded (such as the height of a tab page on a portal page or iView).
Visibility (VISIBILITY)	You use this parameter to determine whether the Web item is to be visible in the Web application.
With tray (WITH_TRAY)	You use this parameter to determine whether the Web item List of Exceptions has a symbol that enables the Web item to be expanded and collapsed. For more information on this parameter, see Parameter Tray .

Behavior

Parameter	Description
Activate navigation (INTERACTION_ALLOWED)	You use this parameter to determine whether navigation and other interaction is possible in the Web application.

Data Connection

Parameter	Description
Data Provider (DATA_PROVIDER_REF)	You assign a data provider to the Web item with this parameter. The Web item gets the data and metadata from this data provider that it needs to generate the output and commands. SAP recommends that you keep to the conventions supported by the Web Application Designer when specifying names: The name should be a maximum of 30 characters long and consist of characters "A-Z", "0-9" and "_". It cannot start or end with "_". Adhering to these conventions facilitates the upgrade to future SAP releases.

Parameter

Description

Data Provider (DATA_PROVIDER_REF)

You assign a data provider to the Web item with this parameter. The Web item gets the data and metadata from this data provider that it needs to generate the output and commands.

SAP recommends that you keep to the conventions supported by the Web Application Designer when specifying names: The name should be a maximum of 30 characters long and consist of characters "A-Z", "0-9" and "_". It cannot start or end with "_". Adhering to these conventions facilitates the upgrade to future SAP releases.