Creating Applications 

The application unit that you create as interface between the developed WD application and the user interface is holding references on:

●      The application property definition part with the properties themselves (<Application.ApplicationProperties>),

●      The WD component container (<Application.Component>)

●      The initial execution unit unit which is the startup plug (<Application.StartupPlug>) and to the corresponding interface view.

Prerequisites

WD project including WD component with user interface design, model reference, and data flow has been created.

Procedure

       1.      Choose Create Application for the project subnode Applications in the Web Dynpro Explorer view (context menu), and make the required entries.

       2.      If you want to implement an authorization check for the WD application, select the Authentication checkbox. The Java Engine of the NetWeaver Application Server will then prompt a login for the WD application. This means that you do not need to write any additional code for the authentication. As a default setting, the flag is unchecked. Follow the wizard and make the required entries.

       3.      If you would like to provide a Help Link for the end user, directly type in the link path in the application properties window (tab Properties). Tab Application Properties contains authentication mode true if it was defined.

       4.      Select New in the application properties view if you additionally need one of the available predefined application configurations DefaultLocale, ExpirationTime, LogoffURL, or SuspendExpirationTime; or if you would like to provide a user-defined application property.

       5.      In the Web Dynpro Explorer view, the application is displayed. You can find more application properties in the Properties view: for adding quick info, put the cursor into the Value field, and you get a further button which leads you to an empty editor where you can enter the information for the end user; technical documentation. For longer technical descriptions, navigate to the editor on the same way as described for the quick info texts.