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URL Parameters 
To control the Web Dynpro ABAP runtime or the Web Dynpro ABAP application, you can use the following URL query string parameters in a request URL.
You simply extend the relevant URL in the browser:
<schema>://<host>.<domain>.<extension>:<port>/sap/bc/webdynpro/<namespace>/<application name>?<parameter name>=<parameter value>

http://us7211.wdf.sap.corp:50021/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/othello?sap-wd-renderMode=raw
Parameter names and parameter values are not case sensitive (exception: sap-exiturl is case-sensitive, if the link is to a case-sensitive server). You can combine several parameters in one URL.
See also:
URL of a Web Dynpro Application
Calling a Web Dynpro Application Using Parameters
The URL parameters for Web Dynpro all begin with sap-wd-. This reserves the prefix sap-wd- for SAP. The table below contains a list of URL parameters and their values that are relevant for Web Dynpro ABAP.
WDA URL Parameters
Parameter |
Value |
Description |
sap-wd-client |
ssrClient (default value) xmlClient (automatically inserted by the smart client) |
Key used to select a special client We recommend not to enter anything here so that the default value ssrClient is used. |
sap-wd-configId |
<ID of the configuration> |
Configuration
ID |
sap-wd-renderMode |
delta (default value of server-side delta rendering) raw (for test purposes) embedded (for portal integration) doubleBuffer (earlier default value) |
Rendering mode
|
sap-wd-ssrconsole |
true |
Web Dynpro
console display. See also |
SAP also provides the following general URL parameters for all browser-based SAP front end technologies.

These general URL parameters all begin with sap-. The prefix sap- is reserved for SAP, just like sap-wd.
SAP URL Parameters
Parameter |
Value |
Description |
sap-accessibility |
X | |
Accessibility |
sap-rtl |
X | |
Right-to-left support |
sap-language |
<two character language code> |
Language See also
|
sap-client |
<three character abbreviation for client> |
Client The sap-client parameter is determined by the following options, whereby the first applicable option is used: ... 1. Using the sap-client URL parameter 2. Using the standard client in the system logon configuration (transaction SICF) 3. Using the standard client in system (transaction RZ11, profile parameter login/system_client) See also
|
sap-cssurl |
<URL> |
URL for using cascading style sheets |
sap-user |
<User name> |
User ID used for user mapping |
sap-explanation |
X | |
Help mode for an application, see also Explanation |
sap-config-mode |
X | |
Configuration mode. This parameter is set automatically if the application is running in the portal in the preview mode, or is running from the Web Dynpro explorer in the Development Workbench from the menu option Web Dynpro Application ® Test ® Execute in Admin Mode. This parameter is always evaluated if personalization is called. See also Personalization Authorization Checks |
You can also set parameters in a Web Dynpro application in the Web Dynpro explorer.
This is done using the tab page Parameter in a Web Dynpro application.You can either define your own parameters or choose the predefined parameter WDCONFIGURATIONID (configuration ID, see Application Configuration).
When you leave an application or a top level component you can use parameters to determine whether a different exit plug to the standard exit plug should be called. For example, you can specify that users goes to http://www.sap.com when they leave the application.
To do this the parameter URL in the exit plug must be defined as type STRING. The relevant URL is then transferred to this parameter when the navigation is triggered from the exit plug.
See also:
Window: Inbound and Outbound Plugs
The following parameters are provided to integrate a Web Dynpro application into the portal:
Portal URL Parameters
Parameter |
Value |
Description |
sap-ep-version |
<Release>.<Service Pack>.<YYYYMMDDHHMM> |
Portal version |
See also: