Enter your data and save the object. Page concept and elements of Form Definition You specify the page layout for a form, and determine the order of the pages that have differing structures. Texts, data, tables, and various other types of objects can be displayed in the output range of a form page. The following different page types can be used to structure a form: 1. Master pages 2. Body pages You can position various elements on these pages: 1.
Standard objects a. Static objects such as texts, graphics, squares and rectangles, circles, lines. User-defined objects 3. Form Builder Create the interface. Click in the corresponding check box, enter the name and create the interface. Enter the description and save it as a local object. In the end, you get the screen below. Form Interface: When you click the field 'Import', you get the above screen. Here you can add the fields we need in the form. This parameter is used to pass the country key, language and other related details while calling the form through the standard function module.
You cannot change this parameter. You use this parameter in your application program, to make the generated form available as a PDF for further processing, for example.
As we have activated the interface, now we can create a form and assign this interface to the form. For that, return back and create the form as in fig below. Here, you have the option of defining your own fields to be used anywhere in the form.
You can initialize global data before you start to process the form, for example, to convert selected application data. Features Global Data Here, you define any data needed by the form, but which has not been provided by the form interface for example, to display totals.
Field Symbols You can use field symbols as pointers when you extract data from internal tables. Initialization: Use You can initialize global data before you start to process the form, for example, to convert selected application data. Prerequisites You have defined global data. You can include subroutines Form Routines when you do this. In the output of these fields, the system can then insert the relevant currency or unit. If the value field is in the same table as the corresponding currency or quantity field, the system recognizes the reference automatically, and formats the value field according to the currency or unit in the assigned field.
If the value field is in a different table from the currency or quantity field, the system cannot recognize this reference automatically. Creating the Form Assigning Interface In the dialog box that pop up, assign the interface, which you need to use the one that you have already created and activated as in fig below.
Form Builder: Schematic View. The graphic above , shows the structure of the screen that appears when you select the Context tab in the Form Builder. The interface on which the form is based is displayed, but cannot be changed here. Once you have created the form save it as a local object , you get the screen above, which will have the assigned interface at the left and the context at the right. Including the fields.. Now for the form to access the field, we need to include the required field in the context of the form.
This is done by dragging the required fields and putting it in the context level. Here for the demonstration purpose, I have created only a single parameter and it has been included in the context by dragging it from the interface level Properties in Context Use Properties describe the content or meaning of a node. Activities 1. Double-click the node to open the properties screen. You can now change general properties such as the name or description of the node, or set the node as Active or Inactive.
After the data binding is completed, you can design the PDF document. The template for the PDF document is provided within the body page. There you can insert the required standard objects, such as Text Field, using the tab Library and the drag and drop function. Designing the PDF Template :. Drag and drop the corresponding context attributes FirstName and Name under the context node AddressNode into the two field objects of the type Text Field. If the context attribute or the context node is bound to the standard object, they are marked by the icon.
As is the case in this example, by binding the actions check and submit , you have at your disposal SAP-defined pushbuttons in the Web Dynpro tab which you can use to store the PDF document on your local hard disk. Choose Submit to SAP , then drag and drop this selection to the template body pages. When this pushbutton is selected, the action that you defined in the onActionsubmit method of the controller implementation is executed.
Save the metadata by choosing Save all metadata in the context menu of the pushbutton File in the toolbar. ADS configuration. Basic configuration.
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The comprehensive guide to creating forms in SAP. About the Book About the E-book pages, hardcover, 1. Including code samples for download. Reference book format 6. Printed black and white on 50 offset paper from sustainable sources. Casebound for durability. Making subform behave as table and data part as body row. There are many such tutorials on the web on Adobe Form and we have started yet another tutorial on Adobe Form.
This document gives you tips as to how to set up your landscape when installing Adobe Document Services. However, they usually require some configuration to enable them to be used. This guide describes how to configure for both interactive and print scenarios.
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