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Web Template Properties 
You can specify the properties for your Web application in each Web template. The settings you have made can then be saved in a library and applied to any other Web template as needed. Choose the Web template for which you want to make the settings from the dropdown box in the header of the Properties window of the Web Application Desginer.
Property settings under the “General” tab page
Setting |
Description |
Description |
Under Description, you can give the Web template a description of your choice. |
Stylesheet |
The stylesheet shows that the Web application should be the basis. If your Web application should be displayed with another stylesheet, choose Select Stylesheet: select a stylesheet to see it in the preview on the right side. Once you have decided on a stylesheet, select and choose OK. Only those stylesheets stored on the BW server are displayed in the selection list. If you want to use a stylesheet that is not in the list, for example one that is stored on your Web server, select the checkbox beneath the selection list and enter the URL. Choose OK. You are able to specify the style sheet that is the basis for all Web templates in the Customizing Implementation Guide for the Business Information Warehouse under SAP NetWeaver ® SAP Business Information Warehouse ®Reporting-relevant Settings ®BEx Web ® Determine Settings for Web Templates. |
Property settings under the General tab page
Setting |
Description |
Status-free navigation |
By selecting Status-Free Navigation, the status on the server is reset after each navigation step in the Web application. This is only recommended for Web applications in which you rarely navigate. |
Use personalized Web template, if available |
You can set whether an existing personalized Web template should be used for a user. |
Do not display system messages |
You can set whether system messages should be displayed. Also see Object Tag for Properties of Web Templates. |
Do not display warnings |
You can set whether warnings should be displayed. |
Force variable screen display |
If Force Variable Screen Display is not selected, the variable screen is only displayed when the mandatory variables are not filled. By selecting the Force Variable Screen Display, the variable screen is displayed at all times. |
Reset Variables to Default Values |
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Display same variables only once |
This ensures that the same variables for different queries are displayed only once. |
Open dialogs in new windows |
You can set whether a new browser window should be opened for dialogs. |
Read mode for data |
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Output Optimization (Device-Dependent) |
By selecting Output Optimization (Device-Dependent), you bring about an automatic, device-specific optimization of Web item settings at runtime (for example, chart size for PDAs). |
Session Encoding in the URL |
A cookie is used by default to manage the session for a stateful BEx Web Application. This can lead to possible problems, however, you can eliminate these with the help of this attribute. For more information on these Web template properties see Object Tag for the Properties of Web Templates. |
Automatic session management |
You can use Automatic Session Management to optimize the management of system resources on the application server. When the Web template property Automatic Session Management is activated, the server resources are automatically released after leaving the page. Automatic Sesssion Management is useful when the execution of a Web application takes up a great deal of working memory, or where a large number of users working in parallel are involved. Memory space is provided on the application server as long as a session is valid for a particular user. In addition, you can also set the Automatic Session Management using the value selection ‘PING’ so that automatic closing of the session at the back end (timeout) is prevented. This is useful in scenarios in which the end user logs on to a Web application and does not carry out any navigation over a long period of time.
Do not use the Automatic Session Management property when using the Web application in the SAP Enterprise Portal because the portal closes the Web application correctly by itself. More information on Automatic Session Management can be found in SAP Note 589272 on the SAP Service Market Place under the Internet address service.sap.com/notes. |
Show jump target in |
You can use the Web template property Show Jump Target In to control the jump from the context menu to the RRI: · When the standard setting is selected (menubarRRI), the RRI jump takes place in a window with a menu bar. · If you do not make an entry, the RRI jump always takes place using a new window. · If you enter a frame name, the RRI jump takes place in this frame. · If you enter the name of an existing window, the RRI jump takes place in the window with the specified name. Also
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You can find additional information on the listed Web template properties under Object Tag for the Properties of Web Templates.
In the Entries in Context Menu column, all possible context menu entries are listed. You can decide how the respective context menu entry should be displayed.
· Not displayed (No Display)
· Always displayed in the basic context menu (Always Display)
· in the enhanced menu (Enhanced Menu)

See also Adjusting the Context Menu. The letters X (for Always Display) and E (for Enhanced Menu) describe the values for the corresponding parameters for modifying the context menu.
· To save the properties of a Web template in a library, choose Save in Library in the lower section of the Web Item tab page. For more information, see Working with the Library for Web Items.
· The saved Web template properties are handled like your Web items saved in the library. You can find your saved Web template properties on the Library tab page in the Web Items window. Once you have saved your Web template properties, you have created a model for further Web templates.
· If the Web template properties saved in a library are generally to be used as a basis for all Web templates, you can specify the associated library item in the Customizing Implementation Guide for the Business Information Warehouse under SAP NetWeaver ® SAP Business Information Warehouse ® Reporting-relevant Settings ® BEx Web ® Determine Settings for Web Templates. For more information, see Web Template Properties.
· To copy properties saved as a Web item to other Web templates, proceed as follows:
a. Choose the appropriate library on the Library tab page in the Web Items window.
b. Using the context menu for the selected library, choose Transfer Properties for Current Template
The properties for the Web template are transferred. You can see this in the changed settings for the Web template in the Properties window.
· To reassign the standard settings to the current Web template, in the menu bar of the Web Application Designer, choose Web Template ® Reset Properties
In the Properties window, the standard settings should now be reset.