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Background documentation Relative Navigation Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

The relative path navigation variant can be used, for example, for delivering content across several directories.

To activate relative path navigation for the portal in Web Dynpro ABAP, use the portal manager (IF_WD_PORTAL_INTEGRATION, method NAVIGATE_RELATIVE).

You can generate a template using the wizard, in which you then enter values.

  call method lr_port_manager->navigate_relative

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      base_url            = navigation_data-base_url

      levels_up           = levels_up

      path                = pathlist

      navigation_mode     = navigation_data-navigation_mode

      window_features     = navigation_data-window_features

      window_name         = navigation_data-window_name

      history_mode        = navigation_data-history_mode

      target_title        = navigation_data-target_title

      context_url         = navigation_data-context_url

      use_sap_launcher    = abap_true

      business_parameters = bus_parameter_list

      launcher_parameters = launcher_parameter_list.

 

Relative navigation can be used from the defined starting point.

Overview of Parameters

Name

Optional

Possible values

Description

BASE_URL

Path name

Starting point for relative navigation

LEVELS_UP

 

Numeric value

Number of navigation steps upwards in the navigation structure

PATH

 

Path name

Relative path list for the target application

You use the remaining parameters in the same way as for Absolute Navigation.

ExampleBASE_URL : pcd:role1/folder1/folder2/fodler3/workset1/page1

LEVELS_UP: 3

PATHLIST: folder4/workset2/page2

The target is: pcd:role1/folder1/folder2/folder4/workset2/page2

The BASE_URL does not have to be specified. If it is not, the current URL is used. PATH is a list of the nearest nodes. In this case, these would be:

folder4

workset2

page2

Example

You can find an example in the system in the Web Dynpro application WDR_TEST_PORTAL_NAV_PAGE.

 

 

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