OrderedList

Hi guys I need your help.I have to write java class OrderedList which I will be able to insert string elements and at the same time sorting them in in alphabetical order.I want the insert method to do all this for me.How do I do it?
This is how I wrote my method:
public void insertEntry(String Entry)
for ( int index = 0;(Entry > data[index])&&(Entry < data[index+1]); index ++)
data[index+1] = Entry;
size ++;
//size is the number of elements in the list.

Besides the obvious fact that you can't use ">" and "<" (I'll assume you used that for short notation), once you've found the correct place, you need to "push" it into place. Right now, it looks like you are merely replacing what was there with another String, and that won't increase the size of the list, now will it?

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OrderedList sorted by String length

i am trying to create an orderedlist of strings in ascending order by length. I am a little shacky on comparables this is what i have so far. I think i have to implement the Comparable interface and use length as the comparison in the Word class but im not entirely sure how to do this. So for example lion, pig, crocodile should look like ....
pig
lion
crocodile
in the ordered list... any help is appreciated.
WORD.JAVA
public class Word
     private String word, description;
     private int startPos, direction, used;
     public static final int NOTUSED = 0;
     public static final int USED = 1;
     public static final int DOWN= 0;
     public static final int ACROSS= 1;
     public Word(String w, String d)
          word = w;
          description = d;
          //startPos = num;
          //direction = dir;
          //used = use;
     public void setDirection(int dir)
          direction = dir;
     public int getDirection()
          return direction;
     public void setUsed(int use)
          used = use;
     public int getUsed()
          return used;
     public void setPos(int num)
          startPos = num;
     public int getPos()
          return startPos;
     public String getDescription()
          return description;
     public String getWord()
          return word;
     public String toString()
          String str = "";
          str = word+": "+description;
          return str;
ORDEREDLIST.JAVA
import java.util.*;
public class OrderedLinkedList
     private class LinearNode
          private LinearNode next = null;
          private Comparable element = null;
          public LinearNode(Comparable c)
               element = c;
          public LinearNode getNext()
               return next;
          public void setNext(LinearNode n)
               next = n;
          public Comparable getElement()
               return element;
          public void setElement(Comparable c)
               element = c;
          public String toStringRecursive()
               String result = element.toString();
               if(next == null)
                    return null;
               else
                    return result + " " + next.toStringRecursive();
          public void add(LinearNode node)
               if(node.element.compareTo(next.element) <= 0)
                    node.next = next;
                    next = node;
               else
                    next.add(node);
     private LinearNode first = null;
     private LinearNode last = null;
     private int count = 0;
     public void add(Comparable c)
          LinearNode node = new LinearNode(c);
          if(isEmpty())
               first = node;
               last = node;
          else if(count == 1)//(first == last)
               if(c.compareTo(first.getElement()) > 0) //one in list add to end
                    last = node;
                    first.setNext(last);
               }else                                   //one in list add to start
                    first = node;
               first.setNext(last);
          else if(c.compareTo(first.getElement()) <= 0) //multiple in list add to start
               node.setNext(first);
               first = node;
          }else if(c.compareTo(last.getElement()) > 0) //multiple in list add to end
               last.setNext(node);
               last = node;
          }else
               first.add(node);
          count++;
     public Comparable remove(Comparable target) throws EmptyStackException,NoSuchElementException
          if(isEmpty())
               throw new EmptyStackException();
          boolean found = false;
          LinearNode previous = null;
          LinearNode current = first;
          while(current != null && !found)
               if(target.equals(current.getElement()))
                         found = true;
               else{
                    previous = current;
                    current = current.getNext();
          if(!found)
               throw new NoSuchElementException();
          if(size() == 1)
               first = last = null;
          else if (current.equals(first))
               first = current.getNext();
               else if(current.equals(last))
                         last = previous;
                         last.setNext(null);
                    else
                         previous.setNext(current.getNext());
          count--;
          return current.getElement();
     public boolean isEmpty()
          return count == 0;
          //return first == null;
     public String toString()
          String result = "";
          LinearNode current = first;
          while(current != null)
               result += current.getElement();
               current = current.getNext();
          return result;
     public int size()
          return count;
}

That's rather a lot of code - and much of it has nothing obvious to do with sorting strings by length. Also I can't see where you have implemented the Comparable interface.
You are talking about java.lang.Comparable, right? In that case some class (Word?) has to be declared as "implements Comparable".
Another way to do this is is to have an instance of Comparator that you use when you create an ordered collection like a TreeSet.
Have you read the JavaWorld article: [http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2002/jw-1227-sort.html]. It is rather old now and doesn't make any use of generics. But it gives examples of a simple collection - a list - being sorted using Collections.sort(). Both the Comparable and Comparator approaches are illustrated

Why isn't there OrderedList/NavigatableList in the standard API?

Hello,
there are Ordered and Navigatable Set and Map implementations in the standard java.util APIs, but there is no equivalent for Lists.
When you need to maintain an ordered list, you have to maintain it manually, using e.g. Collections.sort() and Collection.binarySearch().
Is there any formal/logical reason why such implementations do not exist, besides pragmatic reasons such as "no budget"?
Note that such a list might not support method List.add(int index, E element), but this operation is optional anyway.

maybe because Lists allow duplicate elements, allow multiple null elements if they allow null
elements whereas Sets do nor allow duplicate elements, null elements,...

Issue with export in Excel in WAD

Hi
I have an issue with export to excel in WAD. I have a web template with two or more tabs.
On the webtemplate I have two buttons to export to excel. One to export the content from the active tab and one button to export content in all tabs.
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can anyone help / give a clue what to look for.
br,
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Edited by: John Dolph on Apr 15, 2010 10:50 AM

Hi
Sorry I has been a while but the problem still occurs,
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                <bi:BUTTON_LIST type="ORDEREDLIST" >
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Web Application Designer - export to XLS/PDF layout

Hello experts,
I have a situation when Web Report has 6 different data providers. Each of these data providers is assigned to analysis item. So there are 6 analysis items (let's call them AI1, AI2, AI3, AI4, AI5 and AI6). When I do the export to excel or PDF, the layout of the document looks like this:
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AI2
AI3
AI4
AI5
AI6.
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AI3 AI4
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Thank you in advance!

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5 6.
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1
2
3
4
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<bi:COLUMN index="2" type="COMPOSITE" >
<bi:CHILD_ITEM_REF value="ANALYSIS_ITEM_6000" />
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</bi:ROW>
<bi:ROW index="3" type="ORDEREDLIST" >
<bi:COLUMN index="1" type="COMPOSITE" >
<bi:CHILD_ITEM_REF value="ANALYSIS_ITEM_1000" />
</bi:COLUMN>
<bi:COLUMN index="2" type="COMPOSITE" >
<bi:CHILD_ITEM_REF value="ANALYSIS_ITEM_2000" />
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Need Calendar Year as a Variable in the Caption of an Analysis Item WAD 7

I am using Web Application Designer 7.X for the first time.
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                    <bi:TRAY_SETTINGS type="COMPOSITE" >
                        <bi:CAPTION value="Employee Information" >
                            <bi:text localkey="1" />
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                        <bi:CAPTION_VISIBLE value="X" />
                    </bi:TRAY_SETTINGS>
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I am trying to change the caption of the Analysis Item using Javascript, but the caption is showing up blank. This is my first attempt at writing Javascript so a detailed answer would be greatly appreciated.
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WAD 7.0 - SET_CURRENCY_TRANSLATION does not work???

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Thanks for your help
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Hi Pascal,
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Thanks for the info.
Regards,
Tienus

BI Report Export Problem - Selection data missing

Hi all,
I´m pretty new to Web reports and now I have a problem which might be easy to solve for you experts.
The problem appears when exporting a report. If the user exports the report to PDF or Excel, the data is exported correctly but the selection settings, that the user set, are missing. Only the field name are shown, but not the selected item. Its somewhat of a cosmetical problem, but important to the users.
Interestingly enough, we use many other templates which have the exact same functionality and where it works correctly.
I compared the XML on code on those templates, but there is no major difference.
Here is the important code (at least in my understanding) of the template:
<bi:param name="BUTTON_LIST" type="ORDEREDLIST">
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                              <bi:param name="CHARACTERISTIC_LIST" type="ORDEREDLIST">
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Any input and hints are appreciated.
Regards,
Harald

Hello Harald,
As per my understanding, the particular characterisitc is not assigned and that could be the reason for displaying only field name. Please lookinto it.
all the best,
Kind regards,
Praveen

Setting security on an InfoProvider query

I am running into the following issue when trying to restrict access to a web template:
The web template has DataProvider (DP_2) that is not linked to a query but directly to an InfoProvider:
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          <bi:VARIABLES_VISIBLE value="" />
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Interestingly enough, when I use a star (*) for the "name of the reporting component" and reporting type "query", it works fine. I therefore wonder whether the system runs its own query that I have to grant access to.
Please note that I have assigned the standard authorization objects to that user and in there access to this Multiprovider is granted. As outlined above, when giving access to all queries based on that particular multiprovider, access is granted. Only when I restrict access to only the query that I have in that web template, I get access denied.
Thanks for your valuable input,
Dennis
Edited by: Dennis Staiger on Jul 11, 2008 2:17 PM

The system generated query name is !InfoProviderName. However, you cannot use an exclamation mark in S_RS_COMP as a value, which is why you have to use $InfoProviderName instead. The same is true for queries on aggregation levels which start with !!. Use $$ instead.
Further details can be found in note 1048505.

Set filter value for a web template with java

hi experts,
i need to set a variable dynamicaly depending on the Logon Name. Ok first step i did, i made a small script for the Username:
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                    ACTION_BEFORE_FIRST_RENDERING type="COMPOSITE" /
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                        INSTRUCTION
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                                    TARGET_DATA_PROVIDER_REF index="1" value="DP_1" /
                                TARGET_DATA_PROVIDER_REF_LIST
                               CHARACTERISTIC value="0VENDOR" text="Lieferant" /
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                                RANGE_SELECTION_OPERATOR
                            SET_SELECTION_STATE_SIMPLE
                        INSTRUCTION
                    ACTION_BEFORE_RENDERING
                WEB_TEMPLATE_ACTIONS
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how can i use my variable LIFNR at this point : MEMBER_NAME value="0000200221"    ?
thanks for any idea's.
Tony

hi experts
does no one have an idea, how i can use my own java variable at   BI Filter command's in the XHTML Code ?
thx
tony

Column Headers of Masterdata Query

Hello experts,
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These Attributes are now listed in the Rows of the Query:
InfoObject
Attribut 1
Attribut 2
Attribut 3
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The following did the trick for the header lines only:
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Xml viewing problem in ie 5

I get the following error, when i am trying to view this xml file in IE 5. Attached are both the xml and xsl file.
The XML page cannot be displayed
Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
System error: -2146697195. Error processing resource ''. Line 7, Position 3
]>
-------------xml file------------
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="intro.xsl" ?>
<!DOCTYPE article PUBLIC "-//Davenport//DTD DocBook V3.0//EN" "" [

<!ENTITY ldquo '"'>
<!ENTITY rdquo '"'>
]>
<?Pub Inc?>
<article><artheader>
<title>ArborText XSL Demonstration</title>
<authorgroup>
<author><firstname>Norman</firstname><surname>Walsh</surname></author>
</authorgroup>
</artheader>
<sect1>
<title>Setting Up Your System</title>
<para>In order to view these pages, you must be using Microsoft <ulink url="http://www.microsoft.com/ie/ie40/">
Internet Explorer 4.0</ulink> with the <ulink url="http://www.microsoft.com/xml/xsl/downloads/xslctrl.htm">
Microsoft XSL ActiveX Control</ulink>. (Internet Explorer will automatically
download and install the XSL ActiveX Control when you visit this page.)</para>
</sect1>
<sect1>
<title>Viewing XML Documents using XSL</title>
<para>This demonstration uses two XML documents and several XSL stylesheets.
In every case, the exact same, entire XML document is sent to the browser
along with a stylesheet, it is the stylesheet <emphasis>only</emphasis> that
controls what information is displayed.</para>
<para>To proceed with this demonstration, select one of the links on the left.
Each of these links will display the selected XML document with the selected
XSL stylesheet:</para>
<variablelist>
<varlistentry>
<term>Abstract</term><listitem><para>Processes the entire XML document, but
displays only the title, author, and abstract.</para>
</listitem></varlistentry>
<varlistentry>
<term>Table of Contents</term><listitem><para>Processes the entire XML document,
but displays only the title and a Table of Contents. Note that the entries
in the ToC are enumerated by the stylesheet.</para>
</listitem></varlistentry>
<varlistentry>
<term>Full Text</term><listitem><para>Processes and displays the entire XML
document. Note how the copyright statement from meta-information at the
top of the article XML file is displayed at the bottom of the document.
</para>
</listitem></varlistentry>
<varlistentry>
<term>Full Text (Big)</term><listitem><para>Processes and displays the entire
XML document with a larger body font.</para>
</listitem></varlistentry>
</variablelist>
</sect1>
<sect1>
<title>Playing with XML Styler</title>
<para>You can download the files used in this demo to play with XML Styler
on your system:</para>
<orderedlist>
<listitem><para>Download the <ulink url="xsldemo.zip">demo files</ulink>.
</para>
</listitem>
<listitem><para>Unpack them in a directory on your system.</para>
</listitem>
<listitem><para>Using Internet Explorer 4.0, load <emphasis>index.html</emphasis>
from the directory where you unpacked the files.</para>
</listitem>
<listitem><para>Start <ulink url="../index.html">XML Styler</ulink>.</para>
</listitem>
<listitem><para>Open the <emphasis>abstract.xsl&lt ;/emphasis>, <emphasis>toc.xsl
</emphasis>, <emphasis>fulltext.xsl</emphasis>, or <emphasis>bigtext.xsl
</emphasis> stylesheet.</para>
</listitem>
<listitem><para>Modify the stylesheet with XML Styler</para>
</listitem>
<listitem><para>Save the stylesheet</para>
</listitem>
<listitem><para>To see your changes, reload one of the XML documents using
the stylesheet you just modified.</para>
</listitem>
</orderedlist>
</sect1>
<sect1>
<title>C<?Pub Caret1?>reating Your Own</title>
<para>It's easy to create new stylesheets with <emphasis>XML Styler</emphasis>,
but it's a little tricky to get Internet Explorer to display your XML documents
with them. At present, Internet Explorer relies on some HTML “glue”
in order to display documents using the XSL ActiveX Control.</para>
<para>For more information about the “glue” layer, please read <ulink
url="http://www.microsoft.com/xml/xsl/downloads/xslctrl.htm">Using the Microsoft
XSL ActiveX Control in a Web Page</ulink>. For more general information about
the XSL ActiveX Control, see the <ulink url="http://www.microsoft.com/xml/xsl">
Microsoft XSL Homepage</ulink>.</para>
</sect1>
</article>
<?Pub *0000004063?>
---------------xsl file-------------
- <xsl>
- <rule>
<root />
- <HTML>
- <HEAD>
- <TITLE>
- <select-elements from="descendants">
- <element type="article">
- <element type="artheader">
<target-element type="title" />
</element>
</element>
</select-elements>
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
- <BODY>
<children />
</BODY>
</HTML>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="article" />
<children />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="artheader" />
- <select-elements from="children">
<target-element type="title" />
</select-elements>
- <select-elements from="children">
<target-element type="subtitle" />
</select-elements>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="author" />
by
<children />
</rule>
- <rule>
- <element type="artheader">
<target-element type="title" />
</element>
- <CENTER>
<IMG SRC="atilogo.gif" ALIGN="RIGHT" />
- <H1>
<children />
</H1>
</CENTER>
<HR />
</rule>
- <rule>
- <element type="artheader">
<target-element type="subtitle" />
</element>
- <H3>
<children />
</H3>
</rule>
- <rule>
- <element type="sect1">
<target-element type="title" />
</element>
- <H3>
<eval>childNumber(this.parent)</eval>
<children />
</H3>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="sect1" />
- <DIV>
<children />
</DIV>
</rule>
- <rule>
- <element type="sect2">
<target-element type="title" />
</element>
- <H4>
<children />
</H4>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="sect2" />
<children />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="itemizedlist" />
- <UL>
<children />
</UL>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="orderedlist" />
- <OL>
<children />
</OL>
</rule>
- <rule>
- <element type="varlistentry">
<target-element type="listitem" />
</element>
- <DD>
<children />
</DD>
</rule>
- <rule>
- <element type="itemizedlist">
<target-element type="listitem" />
</element>
- <LI>
<children />
</LI >
</rule>
- <rule>
- <element type="orderedlist">
<target-element type="listitem" />
</element>
- <LI>
<children />
</LI>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="quote" />
<children />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="citetitle" />
- <I>
<children />
</I>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="email" />
- <I>
<children />
</I>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="address" />
- <PRE>
<children />
</PRE>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="screen" />
- <PRE>
<children />
</PRE>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="emphasis" />
- <I>
<children />
</I>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="literal" />
- <CODE>
<children />
</CODE>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="ulink" />
- <A target="_top" href="=getAttribute("url")">
<children />
</A>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="emdash" />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="bullet" />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="lt" />
<
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="amp" />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="para" />
- <P>
<children />
</P>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="variablelist" />
- <DL>
<children />
</DL>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="varlistentry" />
<children />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="term" />
- <DT>
<children />
</DT>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="firstname" />
- <SPAN>
<children />
</SPAN>
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="surname" />
<children />
</rule>
- <rule>
<target-element type="authorgroup" />
<children />
</rule>
</xsl>
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This is because the Microsoft XML Parser does not know to handle your DOCTYPE when only the Public identifier is specified.
It's trying to open the dtd resource
specified in the SYSTEM identifier
which in your example is "", the empty
string.
I changed your:
<!DOCTYPE article PUBLIC "-//Davenport//DTD DocBook V3.0//EN" "" [
to:
<!DOCTYPE article PUBLIC "-//Davenport//DTD DocBook V3.0//EN" "file:/C:/docbook/docbookx.dtd" [
And was able to eliminate your parse error.
However, your XSL file is not XSLT 1.0 compliant and it's not Microsoft-XSLT-in-IE5 compliant (from the December 1998 working draft), so I don't expect the XSL part of what you're trying to do will work.
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Hi,
I am passing two variable values through URL for one template to another template. It was passing two variable values to second templates but suddenly after applying new java patch it is not passing the second variable value in the URL. Is there any other way i can achieve this with out SET_VARIABLES_STATE command.
URL Params:
&BI_COMMAND_1-BI_COMMAND_TYPE=SET_VARIABLES_STATE
&BI_COMMAND_1-VARIABLE_VALUES-VARIABLE_VALUE_1-VARIABLE=0P_CALYE
&BI_COMMAND_1-VARIABLE_VALUES-VARIABLE_VALUE_1-VARIABLE_TYPE=VARIABLE_INPUT_STRING
&BI_COMMAND_1-VARIABLE_VALUES-VARIABLE_VALUE_1-VARIABLE_TYPE-VARIABLE_INPUT_STRING=2008
&BI_COMMAND_2-BI_COMMAND_TYPE=SET_VARIABLES_STATE
&BI_COMMAND_2-VARIABLE_VALUES-VARIABLE_VALUE_1-VARIABLE=Z_RGN
&BI_COMMAND_2-VARIABLE_VALUES-VARIABLE_VALUE_1-VARIABLE_TYPE=VARIABLE_INPUT_STRING
&BI_COMMAND_2-VARIABLE_VALUES-VARIABLE_VALUE_1-VARIABLE_TYPE-VARIABLE_INPUT_STRING=EAST
Any help is appreciated?
Thanks in Advance,
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I think i can set characteristic value directly using URL command instead of setting variable value.Can anyone provide me the <b>URL parameter</b> for the following command.
<bi:SET_SELECTION_STATE >
                 <bi:TARGET_DATA_PROVIDER_REF_LIST type="ORDEREDLIST" >
                        <bi:TARGET_DATA_PROVIDER_REF index="1" value="DP_1" />
                                    </bi:TARGET_DATA_PROVIDER_REF_LIST>
                   <bi:CHARACTERISTICS_SELECTIONS type="UNORDEREDLIST" >
            <bi:CHARACTERISTIC_SELECTIONS type="COMPOSITE" index="1" >
                                            <bi:CHARACTERISTIC value="CHAR1" text="" />
                                            <bi:SELECTIONS type="ORDEREDLIST"<bi:SELECTION type="CHOICE" index="1" value="SELECTION_INPUT_STRING" >
                        <bi:SELECTION_INPUT_STRING value="INPUT1" />
                                                </bi:SELECTION>
                                            </bi:SELECTIONS>
                                        </bi:CHARACTERISTIC_SELECTIONS>
                                    </bi:CHARACTERISTICS_SELECTIONS>
                                </bi:SET_SELECTION_STATE>
                                <bi:SET_VARIABLES_STATE >
Thanks,
Damodar.

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HI BI experts,
we recently migrated many WAD from BW 3.5 to BI 7.0.
In BW 3.5 We had (in automatic) every Web Item with the Query (Dataprovider) title.
In BI 7.0 if we want the title over every Web Item, we have to manage the Tray; i can write the text manually in the Tray Settings but, unfortunately, in some Web Item, we have a text variable (a text variable is in the title of the query developed with the Query Designer).
My question is: How can i reproduce the right title of the query with the value of the text variable?
I'm not expert in Javascript, if the solution is in the javascript please give me an example of coding.
This is the xhtml code of a Web Item where "TXTORDI02" is the name of the text variable
                   <tr >
                        <td valign="top" colspan="2" >
                            <bi:CHART_ITEM name="CHART_1" designheight="325" designwidth="600" >
                                <bi:WIDTH value="600" />
                                <bi:HEIGHT value="325" />
                                <bi:WITH_TRAY value="X" type="CHOICE" >
                                    <bi:TRAY_SETTINGS type="COMPOSITE" >
                                        <bi:CAPTION value="Valori EV Costi x Destinazione(Periodo) -&TXORDI02&" />
                                        <bi:CAPTION_VISIBLE value="X" />
                                        <bi:STYLE value="PLAIN" />
                                        <bi:UPDATE_TYPE value="CLIENT" />
                                    </bi:TRAY_SETTINGS>
                                </bi:WITH_TRAY>
                                <bi:CHART_CUSTOMIZING value="biLargeData:99ZXG4E32B0MJ9FP1ISDPVW1C" />
                                <bi:CHART_TYPE value="COLUMNS" />
                                <bi:LEGEND_TYPE value="LEGEND_POSITION" />
                                <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DATAPROVIDER_1" />
                                <bi:LINKED_DATA_PROVIDER_REF_LIST type="ORDEREDLIST" >
                                    <bi:LINKED_DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DATAPROVIDER_1" index="1" />
                                </bi:LINKED_DATA_PROVIDER_REF_LIST>
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                                <bi:OVERRIDE_AXIS_LABEL type="CHOICE" value="" />
                            </bi:CHART_ITEM>
                        </td>
                    </tr>
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Fabrizio,
you could place an infofield item above the analysis item and refer to the Dataprovider with one element: information type = "generic text" and the value of the generic text element "QUERY_DESCRIPTION". Use the same item width as the analysis item.
Then the Query description is generic.
If you like you could use a container item with tray which includes these 2 elements.
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   <bi:WIDTH value="800" />
   <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
   <bi:INFORMATION_ELEMENT_LIST type="ORDEREDLIST" >
     <bi:INFORMATION_TYPE type="CHOICE" index="1" value="GENERIC_TEXT_ELEMENT" >
       <bi:GENERIC_TEXT_ELEMENT value="QUERY_DESCRIPTION" />
     </bi:INFORMATION_TYPE>
   </bi:INFORMATION_ELEMENT_LIST>
</bi:INFO_FIELD_ITEM>
Instead the Infofield item you could take a text item with the generic text:
<bi:TEXT_ITEM name="TEXT_ITEM_1" designheight="70" designwidth="400" >
    <bi:TEXT_BINDING type="CHOICE" value="GENERIC_TEXT_BINDING" >
        <bi:GENERIC_TEXT_BINDING type="COMPOSITE" >
            <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
            <bi:GENERIC_TEXT_ELEMENT value="QUERY_DESCRIPTION" />
        </bi:GENERIC_TEXT_BINDING>
    </bi:TEXT_BINDING>
</bi:TEXT_ITEM>
best regards
ARNE

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Hello,
When we use the new print functionality in 2004s we have a problem with printing to pdf. The filter that we use for our report is shown in the header of the pdf. The filter contains a lot of elements and is shown on one line in a very small character. Our report is sized to this small character size and appears very small in our pdf-report.
Is there a way to fix this?
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How can I get the filter values on a separate page (the Last one) ?
My system: 2004s sp11
My print web template:
<bi:bisp xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40" xmlns:bi="http://xml.sap.com/2005/01/bi/wad/bisp" xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page" >
    <html >
        <head >
            <title >Netweaver BI Web Application</title>
            <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
        </head>
        <body >
            <bi:QUERY_VIEW_DATA_PROVIDER name="DP_1" >
                <bi:INITIAL_STATE type="CHOICE" value="QUERY" >
                    <bi:QUERY value="" />
                </bi:INITIAL_STATE>
            </bi:QUERY_VIEW_DATA_PROVIDER>
            <bi:TEMPLATE_PARAMETERS name="TEMPLATE_PARAMETERS" >
                <bi:WINDOW_MODE value="inplace" />
            </bi:TEMPLATE_PARAMETERS>
            <bi:GROUP_ITEM name="GROUP_EXPORT" designheight="600" designwidth="676" >
                <bi:CHILD_ITEM_REF value="CONTAINER_EXPORT" />
                <bi:WIDTH value="676" />
                <bi:HEIGHT value="600" />
                <bi:GROUP_DESIGN value="SAPCOLOR" />
                <bi:WITH_CAPTION type="CHOICE" value="" text="" />
                <bi:CONTAINER_ITEM name="CONTAINER_EXPORT" designwidth="600" designheight="600" >
                    <bi:WIDTH value="600" />
                    <bi:HEIGHT value="600" />
                    <bi:INFO_FIELD_ITEM name="INFO_FIELD_ITEM_1" designheight="53" designwidth="300" >
                        <bi:WIDTH value="300" />
                        <bi:HEIGHT value="53" />
                        <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
                        <bi:INFORMATION_ELEMENT_LIST type="ORDEREDLIST" >
                            <bi:INFORMATION_TYPE type="CHOICE" index="1" value="GENERIC_TEXT_ELEMENT" >
                                <bi:GENERIC_TEXT_ELEMENT value="QUERY_DESCRIPTION" />
                            </bi:INFORMATION_TYPE>
                        </bi:INFORMATION_ELEMENT_LIST>
                    </bi:INFO_FIELD_ITEM>
                    <bi:ANALYSIS_ITEM name="ANALYSIS" designwidth="400" designheight="200" >
                        <bi:VISIBILITY value="HIDDEN" />
                        <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
                    </bi:ANALYSIS_ITEM>
                    <bi:CHART_ITEM name="CHART" designheight="200" designwidth="400" >
                        <bi:VISIBILITY value="HIDDEN" />
                        <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
                    </bi:CHART_ITEM>
                    <bi:ANALYSIS_ITEM name="DATA_DISPLAY" designwidth="400" designheight="200" >
                        <bi:VISIBILITY value="HIDDEN" />
                        <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
                    </bi:ANALYSIS_ITEM>
                    <bi:ANALYSIS_ITEM name="DATA_DISPLAY_ADD" designwidth="400" designheight="200" >
                        <bi:VISIBILITY value="HIDDEN" />
                        <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
                    </bi:ANALYSIS_ITEM>
                    <bi:CHART_ITEM name="DATA_DISPLAY_ADDC" designwidth="400" designheight="200" >
                        <bi:VISIBILITY value="HIDDEN" />
                        <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
                    </bi:CHART_ITEM>
                    <bi:INFO_FIELD_ITEM name="INFO_EXPORT" designheight="70" designwidth="200" >
                        <bi:DATA_PROVIDER_REF value="DP_1" />
                        <bi:GENERAL_INFORMATION_VISIBLE value="" />
                    </bi:INFO_FIELD_ITEM>
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