Navigating within a view set using linktourl

I have a T Viewset where i want to populate my left view with links from database and when i click the link i want that page to be opened in the right view .
How can i do it as I am new to the technology I am not much accustomed to this GUI so please be clear in giving the explanation please .
And thanks a lot for all the service that you r providing with this site.

Hi
You can create a Tree Node on the Left frame which displays the links from your database as Nodes and SubNodes. On the other view in your viewset store a IFrame UI Element.
The IFrame has a property called "Source". Bind this property to a context attribute(say str) of type string.
On select of the TreeNodeElement (Which is a link in your case) set the Context attribute of the property source with the url link.
This should serve your purpose.
regards
Ravi Pasupathy

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Good Day,
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The following steps are necessary to create your view set:
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2. Skip through all following steps in the wizard.
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5. Activate all your objects.
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3.4.2 Creating the View and Controllers
The following steps are necessary to create your view:
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We do not define value nodes here. Value nodes are context nodes which are not bound to the
BOL model but implemented in the context classes.
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3. After this step, restart the IC WebClient workbench and see your new view in the hierarchy:
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The following methods will all be created/implemented in the controller implementation class
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Retrieves data from the HTTP request fields. It is comparable to the PAI modules of an
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After having defined the views, controllers, and classes, we need to assign them to the runtime profile of
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The first time you do this, there are some preparations needed which are explained in the following
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In order to prepare the IC WebClient framework for custom-built view sets, we need to create a new
runtime profile BSP application in the customer namespace. This BSP application will contain one page,
called CRM_IC.xml. It will contain the definition of all view sets and all navigational links by including the
corresponding files that actually contain the definitions. We build all this according to standard structures,
though it doesnt necessarily have to be this way.
To make things a bit simpler, we do not split up the repository into runtime and design time. All changes
we make are only relevant for the runtime repository.
Perform the following steps:
1. Create the BSP application Z_CRM_IC_RT_REP in the package Z_CONS_COOK.
2. Copy the file CRM_IC.xml from the BSP application CRM_IC_RT_REP to Z_CRM_IC_RT_REP.
3. Adjust the contents of this file according to the changes shown in bold in the following sample
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<WebDynProDefinitions>
<Application id="CRM_IC">
<ViewSets>
<%@include file="../Z_CRM_IC_RT_REP/CRM_IC_All_Viewsets.xml" %>
</ViewSets>
<NavigationalLinks>
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7. Copy page fragment CRM_IC_All_NavLinks.xml of BSP application CRM_IC_DT_REP to
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<%@ include file="../CRM_IC_DT_REP/CRM_IC_All_NavLinks.xml" %>
This definition makes sure that standard navigational links still work and that we are able to add
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8. Activate all objects.
9. Customize the IC WebClient runtime framework profile in such a way that the new source file is
used, as shown in the following sample code:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<RuntimeFrameworkSettings>
<RuntimeRepositorySource type="BSP">
<BspApplication>Z_CRM_IC_RT_REP</BspApplication>
<PageName>CRM_IC.xml</PageName>
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<WorkareaDefinition>
<ViewSet>workViewSet</ViewSet>
<ViewArea>workViewSetArea</ViewArea>
</WorkareaDefinition>
<ControllerReplacements>
<ControllerReplacement>
<ReplacedController>BuPaMoreContactView</ReplacedController>
<ReplacingController>Z_CRM_IC/BuPaMoreContactView</ReplacingController>
</ControllerReplacement>
<ControllerReplacement>
<ReplacedController>IRecReason</ReplacedController>
<ReplacingController>Z_CRM_IC/IRecReason</ReplacingController>
</ControllerReplacement>
</ControllerReplacements>
<InteractionLayerApplication>ALL</InteractionLayerApplication>
</RuntimeFrameworkSettings>
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Every new view set must be defined in the runtime repository.
1. Create page fragment SimpleActivitySet.xml in BSP application Z_CRM_IC_RT_REP and maintain it
as shown in the following sample code:
<ViewSet id="Z_CRM_IC/SimpleActivitySet">
<ViewArea id="SimpAct" views="Z_CRM_IC/SimpleActivity"/>
</ViewSet>
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information, see section 3.4.1.
2. Include this file in the framework. Place the following line into page CRM_IC_All_Viewsets.xml in
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for the work area. We need to adjust the file MainViewSet.xml in BSP application Z_CRM_IC_RT_REP. Add
the reference to our view set and activate the file as shown in the following sample code:
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</ViewSet>
<ViewSet id="workViewSet">
<ViewArea id="workViewSetArea"
views="<%@include file='../CRM_IC_DT_REP/StdWorkareaOccupation.xml' %>
Z_CRM_IC/SimpleActivitySet"/>
</ViewSet>
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Matthias,
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Daniel Yang
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Navigation within a pop-up window.

Hi,
I have a question regarding navigation within a pop-up window.
The pop-up window is generated as below, the component usage is defined in the runtime repository for the main window.
lo_contracts_popup     = comp_controller->window_manager->create_popup(
    iv_interface_view_name = 'TEST_REPS/MainWindow'
    iv_usage_name          = 'RepsList'
    iv_title               = lv_reps_otr ).
lo_contracts_popup->set_window_width( '800' ).
lo_contracts_popup->set_window_height( '500' ).
lo_contracts_popup->open( ).
Within the component, there are two views defined and assigned to that window. If the component is tested by itself navigation is possible in the usual manner using a navigational link, clicking the button calls the outbound plug, then the inbound plug then the bsp page and then the screen changes to show the new view, this uses the following code
CALL METHOD op_toamendrep( ).
Then in the outbound plug:-
me->view_manager->navigate( source_rep_view = me->rep_view
                              outbound_plug   = 'ToAmendRepresentative' ).
However when the same chain of events is actioned in the pop-up, the navigational link is called the plugs are called and the associated BSP code is run through in the debugger, but the actual screen in the pop-up window is still shows the first view, not the second as we would expect.
Can you please help me to resolve this issue?
Thanks in advance,
Gareth Smith

I had the same issue and I found turning off safai extensions fixed the issue. Must be an extension that's causing this problem.

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Ok, I think i get what you are saying.
Your using icon view? (view 1)
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If you don't like that view then you can always set the finder to open folders in new windows (and continue to use icon view)... If the majority of the time you don't want to have finder open folders in new windows, then leave it off and hold command (Apple) when you double click a folder to open it in a new window on that occasion.
Hope that helps your navigation problems.

How to get activity (outcome) which navigated to current view

Hi!
Is there a way to get activity (outcome string) that was cause of navigation to current view? For example, I have a view named SearchPage and I can navigate to this page from two outcomes (success and failed) from some taskflow (for example, the EditItem taskflow). I want to detect from which outcome (success or failed) I have returned to SerachPage. How to get this? I know I can use output parameters from taskflow, but I would like to simplify the case so I don't have to deal with output parameters but to rely on navigation rules / outcomes.
Thanks,
Pavle

Hello Pavle,
Unless I misunderstand your use case, this should really be a task flow input parameter previously set using a method call activity preceding the task flow call. From what I understand, you have 2 options:
Option 1
EditItem task flow:
state1
someTransition
--> state2
    success
    --> method call that set a request attribute to success
    --> call the task flow, passing the request attribute as an input parameter
    failure
    --> method call that set a request attribute to failure
    --> call the task flow, passing the request attribute as an input parameter
Option 1
EditItem task flow:
state1
someTransition
--> state2
    success
    --> call the task flow, passing success as an input parameter
    failure
    --> call the task flow, passing failure as an input parameterPersonally I prefer the first option as I prefer to duplicate method call state than task flow calls for easier maintenance as I consider task flow call to be more complex activities than simple method calls and thus prefer to duplicate the latter over the former.
Regards,
~ Simon

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