Text in table of ITS enabled transaction unreadable

Hello,
We are on EP 7.0 SP 18
We have ITS enabled transactions via the Portal.
However, for transactions that contain text within a table, it appears unreadable and extremely distorted.
Anyone experience this and any solution for fix will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Regards,
Sunil

Sunil,
Is this appearing just for you or for all users?
May be you can try playing with few language attributes in the ITS iView or the reference system.
Regards,
Ritu

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Line 88 in your source, add this into your .style79...
margin-bottom:0;
So from...
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to
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That should do the trick.

How to center title text and table across two columns

Hello,
I want to be able to center a table and its title across a two column page. The pages where I want to do this contain text in both columns or text in the left column and graphics in the right. On the same pages as the text and graphics, I'd like to center, across both columns, a table with a title. What is the best way to do this?
If I insert the table in the left column, I can size it to fit over both columns but I can't type directly into the cells that cover the right column (I can type in the cells covering the right column if I Tab to them but it's tedious and doesn't seem right). With the table's title, I've tried using the Across All Columns paragraph setting, but the text stays in the column the paragraph marker is in.
We are using Frame 8 on Windows XP Professional. The Master pages are Right and Left pages that are set up with two columns, both tagged as A with the Autoconnect feature on so that the text flows from the bottom of the left column to the top of the right.
Please let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Tim

Yes, equal-sized columns. No, they're always equal. And that answers
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Frame's paragraph-level column controls only work on columns made by
dividing a single frame into two or more columns. So you're back to
square one: you need two frames because your columns are unequal; you
need one frame so you can span columns.
Another possibility is that you might set up your document with a
sidehead column, but I hesitate to recommend this because I still can't
quite envision what your layout looks like. Any chance you can post a
PDF somewhere?
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Skinning of parameter "empty text " in table.

hi everyone,
How to do styling of empty text of default text in table .(It comes when there is no data in the table)
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Please help.

try some thing like this.
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by default adf provides u can use the style class.
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ITS enable VF03

Hi,
We are trying to enable transaction VF03 to use thru the ITS. We copied the program (sapmv60a) and the transaction to z versions. When starting zvf03 in SAP we get the error message "Selection screen ZSAPMV60A 0101 does not exist". The documentation behind this error message implies that it does not want to start with screen 101. Does anyone know what screen it wants to start with or are familiar with this process?
Thanks,
Dawn

Well, I'm not sure how copying a program will avoid the login screen, but it seems like your problem is an R3 problem not ITS.
Many SAP transactions check either or both the transaction name or program name and behave differently based on those factors.
I still think your easiest course will be to stick with the standard transaction.
Rob

Condtion table name of (VBN1 transaction ) free goods SD

Hi all
can any one tell me the condtion table name for <b>transaction VBN1</b> for <b>free goods SD</b>.its very urgent.
Best Regards
Bunty.

hi bunty.,
check this tables
KONDN : Conditions: Free goods - Data section
KONDNS : Conditions: Free goods determination - scales
KONDNVB : Free goods determination - Posting structure
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How to display verfication fields in ITS mobile transactions

Experts,
We are working with ITS mobile for the first time.We are not sure how to display the verification feilds in ITS mobile transaction.I see these are displayed in backend. Since these verification fields are dynamic, how do we get them on ITS mobile transactions.Can anyone tell me how to do this.
[How to display Verification fields in ITS mobile trnasactions.|How to display Verification fields in ITS mobile trnasactions.]
Thanks in advance
Edited by: RKsap193 on Apr 5, 2010 8:13 AM
Edited by: RKsap193 on Apr 5, 2010 8:14 AM

Hi Vinod,
It does not show up unless with some coding. there must be some Java script or HTML code to write in the ITS transaction to enable these dynamic fields to dsiplay.We have issue with regard to how to display these fields when required.
Thanks in advance
Any suggestions from experts on how to control these verification fileds on ITS transactions.Also I can not control ITS RF screens upon scanning as to trigger SAVE + NEXT , or COPLETE like we do in the backend transactions.
Edited by: RKsap193 on Apr 5, 2010 10:32 AM

How Can I Export A Table With Its Entries ( values )

Hi guys,
How can i export a table with the entries that the table is populated with ??!!
Best Regards,
Fateh

To export a table and its data you can do it a number of ways.. Do you have access to SQL Developer? If not you can do it through the APEX SQL Workshop..
Under SQL Workshop, Utilities, Data Unload, To text (or XML, whichever you are more comfortable with..).. Select your schema, click next button, select the table, click next, select the columns you want exported (select ALL ITEMS in the select List), click next, on optionally enclosed by I usually enter a " (Sometimes I have long strings in columns), click the include column names checkbox to get the column names at the top of the document, click unload data button..
To get the ddl (code to build table) Sql Workshop, utilities, generate ddl, create script, select schema, select next, click table checkbox, select next, click the checkbox of table you want to get ddl for...
Thank you,
Tony Miller
Webster, TX
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ITS (Internet Transaction Server)

Good day.
If you have knowledge or materials about ITS (Internet Transaction Server), we need your help.
Your assistance will be very much appreciated.
Thanks.

hi,
Understanding SAP ITS - Internet Transaction Server
The SAP Internet Transaction Server (ITS) is the essential link between the SAP R/3 system and the Internet. It enables Internet (and Intranet) users to communicate directly between R/3 system to run R/e transactions, remote enabled function modules and reports as Internet applications components. The ITS is one of the cornerstones of SAP's mySAP.com offerings and strategy and integrated into the SAP 6.10 Web Application Server release. The ITS is the key technology behind the following products: Workplace, Employee Self-Service (ESS), Enterprise Buyer Professional (EBP), BW 2.0 Interface, Online Store and Retail Store, and the APO Interface. There are many other SAP products and applications that are based on ITS technology to interface from the Web to SAP R/3.
SAP ITS can handle complementary Web technologies to access data from SAP R/3:
    - SAP GUI for Html: SAP transaction screens are dynamically converted to HTML pages
    - Web transactions: SAP transactions that can be called from an HTML page (template based mode)
    - Web remote function call (RFC): SAP R/3 function module that can be called from an HTML page
    - Web reporting: Mechanism for linking to SAP reports and regenerated lists from an HTML page. Web reporting is implemented as a special-case RFC.
    - ITS Flow Logic: Events, statuses, and modes used to model the dialog logic of a Web application in "flow files" on the SAP ITS.
SAP R/3 data is accessed via BAPI or RFC. Access to external data providers is also possible.
SAP's Internet applications are known as Internet Application Components (IAC) or Easy Web Transactions (EWT). Both are complete business solutions that allow Internet and Intranet users to access business information in the SAP R/3 system by starting transactions, function modules, and reports from a Web browser. All IACs or EWTs are based on a common infrastructure consisting of two essential components.
SAP Internet Transaction Server (ITS) - The ITS is the interface between the Internet and R/3 and is the runtime engine that links Web server to the R/3 Application server.
ABAP workbench tool - Web Application Builder and/or SAP@Web Studio - WAB is an R/3 ABAP workbench tool and SAP@Web Studio is a PC tool for creating, modifying and managing all ITS objects on which IACs or EWTs are based. These objects include service files, HTML Templates and HTRC language resource files.
The ITS solution to developing Internet applications is based on the premise that there is already a suitable business application solution, which has a stock of transactions, function modules and reports, as well as its own integrated development environment. All that is needed to enable Internet users to access and run these applications is an interface to the Internet. Apart from the general advantages derived from making SAP R/3 business information available over the internet, the ITS solution has many benefits.
These include:
Ease of development - Programmers can develop IACsEWTs using a business application system (R/3), development environment (ABAP Workbench) and a programming language (ABAP), with which they are already familiar. There is also integrated data dictionary support from the ABAP Dictionary and appropriate transaction handling.
Ease of deployment - The ITS solution supports internationalization of applications.
Ease of use - ITS based IACs and EWTs have the same look and feel as any other Web site.
The separation of programming tasks from the visual design aspects is desirable, because both require different skills. In the ITS scenario, the ABAP programmer develops the application in ABAP using the ABAP Workbench in the SAP R/3 system and the user interface specialist handles the design and navigation aspects of the application with design languages like HTML and SAP's HTML Business in either the SAP@Web studio or ABAP Workbench tool, Web Application Builder.
The aim is to create applications that send documents back to the Web browser client in plain HTML format, since this format can be handled by all major browsers. This is important in an environment like the Internet where there is often little control you can exert over client software such as Web browsers. Fit can be controlled; you can also use Dynamic HTML, Java applets, JavaScript, and VBScript in you HTML templates, because the script language is transparent to the ITS.
Thanks,
Shankar

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