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Web Dynpro ABAP applications can be integrated into the SAP Enterprise portal – that is, they can be bound into a portal navigation as an iView. For a description of the individual steps for integrating a Web Dynpro application, see the chapter Portal Binding: Prerequisites.

Note The description given in this programming manual for binding a Web Dynpro application into a portal is written for the developers of applications and is suitable for binding individual applications for test purposes.  For more detailed information, refer to the appropriate sections in the Structure linkPortal documentation.

In addition, it is possible to address portal functions from within a Web Dynpro application. For this purpose, you can access portal manager methods (interface IF_WD_PORTAL_INTEGRATION) as source code templates for the different functions by calling up the Web Dynpro Code Wizard. These include:

·        Using Portal Events

·        Navigation between Web Dynpro applications within the portal or to any other portal content.

The following navigation types are supported:

Objekt...

Object-Based Navigation

Absolute Navigation

Relative Navigation

·        Using the WorkProtect mode

Examples

The following examples of Web Dynpro applications for portal integration are available in the package SWDP_TEST in the system:

·        WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_FIRE

Trigger event

·        WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_FIRE2

Trigger free event

·        WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_REC

Receive portal event

·        WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_REC2

Receive free portal event

·        WDR_TEST_PORTAL_NAV_OBN

Object-based navigation

·        WDR_TEST_PORTAL_NAV_PAGE

Page navigation

·        WDR_TEST_PORTAL_WORKPROTECT

Security monitoring

 

 

 

 

 

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