Popup window height and width is not as expected

Hi I am using this peace of code to create a popup. But this popup is not created with
the specified height and width. It is created with a default size. Please tell me how to
rectify the problem?
data:
    l_api_main            type ref to if_wd_view_controller,
    l_cmp_api             type ref to if_wd_component,
    l_window_manager      type ref to if_wd_window_manager,
    l_popup               type ref to if_wd_window.
  l_api_main = wd_this->wd_get_api( ).
  l_cmp_api = wd_comp_controller->wd_get_api( ).
  data: l_i_question type STRING_TABLE,
        l_wa_question type string.
  l_wa_question =  'Issue no. xxxxxxxxxxx created succcessfully. '.
  append l_wa_question to l_i_question.
  l_window_manager = l_cmp_api->get_window_manager( ).
  l_popup = l_window_manager->create_popup_to_confirm(
              text                   = l_i_question
              button_kind            = '1'
              message_type           = '1'
             close_button           =
              window_title           = 'Information'
              window_width           = '500'
              window_height          =  '500'
l_popup->open( ).

Hi Mainak,
have a look to Thread:
Popup Sizing
As you can see there is not yet a way to set the Popup size.
You have to find the good combination of fields and length in order to get a nice UI.
The WDA engine try to set the best size, help it...
Sergio

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        private boolean initialEraser = true;
        private int Orx = 0;
        private int Ory = 0;
        private int OrWidth = 0;
        private int OrHeight = 0;
        private int drawX = 0;
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        private int polyX = 0;
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        private int eraserLength = 5;
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        private int udefBlueValue = 255;
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                OrHeight = mousey - Ory;
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            drawY = e.getY();
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            OrHeight = 0;
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            String yCoor = "";
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    thank you for giving reply.
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