One view with button an table ui

Hi
I have a view with button and table ui element...whenever i press the button i have defined an acrtion...
and in the action method i am calling a component contrller method..( this method is created automatically by create->service call bapi)
i have also defined context mapping between view and component controller contexrt.
Still when i click the button..the table ui element does not show the records

Hi Tarang,
Do you mean to say that, on click of the button, service is called and the results of the service should be populated into the table?
If yes, plesase check the following points.
1.)Make sure if the method is called and check the results obtained.
2.) Also make sure if you are binding the obtained data to the context.(and check the context 's data in debugging)
3.) Check if you have defined mapping between component controller context and view context.
This is all I can think of as of now..
Thanks,
Aditya.

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