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Scenario: Let Us Display Few Rows of Data in A Table Format

The document provides steps to display data from an EKKO context node in a table UI element in a webdynpro application. It involves creating a context node bound to a table, adding attributes from the EKKO structure, and populating the context node with records in the WDDOINT method so the values display in the table. The user is then instructed to save, activate, and test the application.

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Scenario: Let Us Display Few Rows of Data in A Table Format

The document provides steps to display data from an EKKO context node in a table UI element in a webdynpro application. It involves creating a context node bound to a table, adding attributes from the EKKO structure, and populating the context node with records in the WDDOINT method so the values display in the table. The user is then instructed to save, activate, and test the application.

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UI Element : Table Scenario : Let us display few rows of data in a table format.

Step 1 : Go to SE80 and Create a webdynpro application as shown below.

Step 2: In the context tab of the view controller, Create a context node EKKO with cardinality 0..n.

Click on Add attribute from structure to add the attributes to the context node from the dictionary structure EKKO.

Select the attributes required and press enter.

Context node will be created as below.

Step 3 : In the layout tab of the view controller insert a table UI element and Bind the node to the Table.

Right click on the table UI element and select create binding.

Click on the context button and choose the context node ekko as shown below.

. Press enter.

Step 4: Go to the method WDDOINT and set the context node with some records. The values in the context node will be displayed in the table. Using Code wizard set the node EKKO as table Operation.

Following codes will be genereated by the code wizard.

Modify the code as below.

Step 5 : Save and activate the component. Create an application and test the application.

Output:

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