Reg BSP table column title

Hi All,
I have problem with BSP table title display for one of the field.
The current code of
<%-- -
Create table for line item----
--%>
                                                  <htmlb:tableView id    = "tv_eban"
                                                            table = "<%= it_final %>" >
                                                  </htmlb:tableView>
                                                  </htmlb:tabStripItem>
                                              </htmlb:tabStrip>
The table field titles are defined and comes by default. From where does the sap table title text is coming. Here can we now update to display the new title for one of the new table field.
Thanks in advance. Please let me know if you need any further details.
From
Reddy.

Hi Readdy,
The column title of the BSP application comes from each data-element's field label of your table columns.
For example, let us assume that internal table contains two columns, say
col1 type char10
col2 type char50
where,
col1 and col2 are column names of the internal table and
char10 and char50 are data elements associated with col1 and col2 respectively.
Now when you display this structure in a table view then by default the title is got from the data element. The field label in the data element is used for this purpose.
In our example, the char10 field label is blank and char50 filed label is 'c'. So by default the col1 title will be blank and col2 title will be 'c'. (Don't worry i have cross-checked it).
There are three ways where you could give your own title
1. Provide a correct data element to the columns with correct field labels.
2. Change the BSP code by providing the title as given below,
<%@page language="abap"%>
<%@extension name="htmlb" prefix="htmlb"%>
<htmlb:content design="design2003">
<htmlb:page title = "Table view column defult title text ">
    <htmlb:form>
        <htmlb:tableView id="tv1" table="<%= itab %>">
        <htmlb:tableViewColumns>
        <htmlb:tableViewColumn columnName="col1" title="Column 1"></htmlb:tableViewColumn>
        <htmlb:tableViewColumn columnName="col2" title="Column 2"></htmlb:tableViewColumn>
        </htmlb:tableViewColumns>
        </htmlb:tableView>
    </htmlb:form>
</htmlb:page>
</htmlb:content>
3. To implement a iterator for this table view and change the title. (This has loads of features in order to modify the table view display).
Hope it helps! Please search in the sdn forums for more intresting ways of using the tableview tag. As suggested by SAP Mentor Graham Robinson, please look into the example BSP application for more information.
Regards,
Maheswaran
Edited by: Maheswaran B on Mar 8, 2010 5:02 PM

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Hi,
Do you have filters set?
If possible, please provide a screenshot showing the problem.
Let me point you to some documentation on View Responses features, please check these out and see if they help you resolve your issue:
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat-com/formscentral/help/views.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat-com/formscentral/help/sort-filter-data.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat-com/formscentral/help/format-response-table.html
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Lucia

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is it possible to have an empty column title within a configurable table (chtmlb:configTable)? Whenever I change the title with the config tool to empty and save the changes it seems that it doesn't take effect.
The problem is that the column width is too less to display the whole text and I don't want to have "A..." displayed there.
Best regards
Ben

Hi,
Not possible directly but possible programatically.
The Column titles come from the data-element description. To override this, you will need to change the data element nd its fairly simple. Create a data element similar to the std. data element domain but put your description and then in GET_M method of that attribute, use this Z data type.
For example, suppose its searhc result Displaying addresses in a table view, then for states, you get name as "Region".
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3) In the GET_M method of that particular column attribute, i will change the type to my data element.
an i am done.
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i had developed a stateful BSP application using MVC .
in the first view iam entering a material number.
in the second view iam displaying the records from a table based on material number.again when i make the application to stateless it is displaying the second
view.with writing a code for a stateless application.i.e server side cookies.
could any one help me out.
with regards.
gangadhar.

Hi,
To set data using cookies,
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To get the data using cookies,
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      name                  = 'ZF0707'
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      application_name      = str_app_na
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    changing
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here itl_delview_tab is an internal table.
Also go through the below link,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/bd/4cd23a09313b37e10000000a11405a/content.htm
Please close ur earlier thread and award points if u have got the solution,
Re: REG:BSP(MVC)
Regards,
Sachidanand.B

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