Web template not working

Question

Hi,
when I try to open a Webtemplate via
the Internet Explorer it is not working.
Please assist.
Regards,
Anita

Answer 1

You can determine the properties of the Web template both in an object tag (see Object Tag for the Properties of Web Templates) and or with command Call Web Template.
CMD
LDOC
Parameter
Description
TEMPLATE_ID
Name of the Web template
Name under which you stored the Web template in the Web Application Designer.
STATELESS (optional)
‘X’ = Yes, ‘ ’ = No
End the connection to the server as soon as possible
For Web templates that are used almost exclusively for display without further navigation, it is more useful to set the attribute STATELESS. The session on the application server is terminated when the Web template is created. This saves resources on the application server.
If this attribute is not specified, it is assumed that the page is still needed for navigating.
USE_PERSONALIZATION (optional)
‘X’ = Yes, ‘ ’ = No
Use personalized Web template
If the parameter is set to ‘X’, the personalized Web template for the current user is used. If personalization does not exist for the Web template or the parameter is not set, the Web template is executed without personalization.
STYLE_SHEET (optional)
Path for a stylesheet that you want to use to display the Web template.
This overwrites any stylesheet that you may have already assigned.
TRACE (optional)
’X’ = switch on, ‘ ’ = do not switch on
Switch on OLAP trace
To analyze problems with SAP, you usually need a trace. You can activate the trace with the help of note 112458 or by using the TRACE parameter.
JAVASCRIPT (optional)
’X’ = switch on, ‘ ’ = do not switch on
Use of JavaScript
Using this parameter, you ensure that Web applications are created using JavaScript (extensive interaction options) or suppress the use of JavaScript (restricted interaction).
If this parameter is not transferred, JavaScript is activated automatically in Web browsers of version >=4.0.
SNIPPET_OPERATIONS (optional)
’X’ = switch on, ‘ ’ = do not switch on
Reload changed components of the page
You use this parameter to control whether only changed objects are loaded in navigation. This function has higher Web browser requirements. For this reason, this function is only supported by MS Internet Explorer version >=.
If this parameter is not transferred, loading is activated automatically for the suitable Web browsers.
ENABLE_OPEN_WINDOW (optional)
’X’ = switch on, ‘ ’ = do not switch on
Open new window
Using this parameter, you can control whether a new browser window is opened, for example, for the properties dialog box or for filtering. If this parameter is not specified, new windows are opened (if supported by the Web browser).
VARIABLE_SCREEN (optional)
‘X’ = display variable screen, ‘ ’ = do not display, if possible
Display variable screen
If you call up a Web template that has query views containing variables that are ready for input, you can use these parameters to display the variable screen. Is you do not set this parameter, or set it to ‘ ’, the variable screen is hidden, whenever possible. However, it will still be shown if, for example, the required variables that are ready for input have not yet been filled.
MELT_VARIABLES (optional)
‘X’ = merge, ‘ ’ = display each query individually
Merge variables
If you call up a Web template containing several query views that have variables that are ready for input and you go to the variable screen display, you can determine, through these parameters, whether variables, which are used in all query views and in the same context (same InfoProvider, same compounding), are to be provided for input only once.
VARIABLES_CLEAR (optional)
‘X’ = reset variable, ‘ ’ = do not reset
Reset default variables
If you call up a Web template that contains one or several query views that have variables that are ready for input, you can specify this parameter to reset the default variables through the query view. The variables then contain the defaults from the variable definition.
SUPPRESS_WARNINGS (optional)
‘X’ = do not display warnings, ‘ ’ = display warnings
Suppress warnings
With this parameter, warnings are not displayed. With this parameter, warnings are not displayed.
SUPPRESS_SYSTEM_MESSAGES (optional)
'X' = Do not display system messages
' ' = Display system messages
Suppress system messages
With this parameter, system messages are not displayed.
DATA_MODE (optional)
‘NEW’ = use current data
‘STORED’ = Use precalculated data
‘HYBRID’ = use precalculated data, request current data if this is missing.
‘STATIC’ = use precalculated HTML pages
‘STATIC_HYBRID’ = use precalculated HTML pages, if there are none, search by precalculated data and when there is none, request current data
Data mode
This parameter is optional. If you do not specify one of the options for this parameter, a request is always sent to the OLAP processor and current data is read.
For the modi ‘STORED’ and ‘HYBRID’, data has to be precalculated using the Reporting Agent.
See Defining the Web Templates Setting
The parameters PAGEID and WBID that are used in BW 2.x are supported for the Web templates created under BW 2.x. We recommend, however, that you no longer use these.
Calling up the Web template without navigating
http://yourAppServer:yourPort/SAP/BW/BEx?CMD=LDOC&TEMPLATE_ID=yourTemplate&STATELESS=X
Calling up the Web template with trace switched on
http://yourAppServer:yourPort/SAP/BW/BEx?CMD=LDOC&TEMPLATE_ID=yourTemplate&TRACE=X
Calling up the Web template with reset variables and active variable screen
http://yourAppServer:yourPort/SAP/BW/BEx?CMD=LDOC&TEMPLATE_ID=yourTemplate&VARIABLE_SCREEN=X&VARIABLES_CLEAR=X
Thank
Bhima