Create a Login Screen in NWDS
Hai All,
I am trying to create a one login screen. So, any body plz guide me which type of BAPIS are required . The following are the fields for log in screen.
User Name;
Password:
Submitt
Once user submitt the fields he received conformation message through mail.
Note: Points will be revert back.
Thanks,
Sumanth
Hi Sumanth,
to create a login screen , you need not a BAPI, instead you can
create two views in a single application in which the first view contains ui elements like username , password and a button like submit. The thing is that
when you creating the button itself , you specify the target view i.e second view.
In the second view you can write the response like "this is second view" as
default text view.
Navigation: 1)openperspective as webdynpro-FILE-NEW -OPEN WEBDYNPRO PROJECT-specify proj name and package.
2)expand project-expand webdynpro components-create component(once the
component is created one window and one default view will be created).
3)double click on default view - go to context - right click on context -new value
attribute-specify attibute name as username and one more value attribute as
password.
4)go to view controller part of digram part - right click on view controller -select
apply template - select action button - specify name as Submit(here you need to select 2nd view ).
5)in the view controller part only you may get symbols for creating inbound plug and out bound plug , embed a view. select embed view as second view .
Then create outbound plug in view 1 and inboundplug view 2 and create a navigation link b/w them.
save all metadata.
6)go to applications under project-right click on it - create application as app1
and package as xxx.
7)expand applications -right click on our application i.e app1- select deploy and run
archive file.
wait for the response (if everything is goes fine it will displays login page
with emty fields)
If you have any dought send me reply.
bye take care.
Regards,
Sanjeev.kunta
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<html>
<body>
<form method=post action=do-log.jsp>
<input type=text name='text1'>
<input type=text name='text2'>
<input type=submit>
</form>
</body>
</html>
<html>
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<%@ page import="java.net.*"%>
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<%
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myForm.login();
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%>
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import java.sql.*;
import java.text.*;
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Statement st;
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import java.io.*;
import java.sql.*;
import java.text.*;
public class Login
Connection db;
Statement st;
private ResultSet rsetlogin;
String Username;
String Cust_Password;
String Prefered_Sport;
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import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
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private static JPasswordField password=null;
private static JButton button1=null;
private static JButton button2=null;
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username[0]="Administrator";
username[1]="Ann Smyth";
username[2]="John Murphy";
username[3]="James McFadden";
username[4]="Frankie Ferry";
username[5]="Daniel McKimm";
username[6]="Stephen Doohan";
username[7]="James Ferry";
username[8]="Liam Cannon";
username[9]="Ciaran Ferry";
username[10]="Ciaran McGee";
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password[0]="0";
password[1]="1";
password[2]="2";
password[3]="3";
password[4]="4";
password[5]="5";
password[6]="6";
password[7]="7";
password[8]="8";
password[9]="9";
password[10]="10";
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import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
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usernameArray[5]="Daniel McKimm";
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usernameArray[7]="James Ferry";
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usernameArray[10]="Ciaran McGee";
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passwordArray[1]="1";
passwordArray[2]="2";
passwordArray[3]="3";
passwordArray[4]="4";
passwordArray[5]="5";
passwordArray[6]="6";
passwordArray[7]="7";
passwordArray[8]="8";
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