Difference between method,event handler,supply function.

hi,
i wants to know what is the difference between
method.
event handler.
supply funciton.
Regards:
Pankaj Aggarwal

Hi Pankaj,
These are few lines from the F1 help documentation given,
Web Dynpro: Method Type :The type of a method defines whether you have an event handler, a supply
                                            function, or a (normal) method.
Event Handler : Handlers of an event, a controller, an action, or an inbound plug of a view.
   Method : Modularization unit within a view or a controller.Methods of a view can only be called locally
                   within this view.Methods of a controller (component or custom controller) can also be called from
                   a view or another controller, provided the controller is entered as controller used .
   Supply Function : Method for filling a context node.
For more information refer to the Thomas post
Regards,
Sravanthi

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