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Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 09:35:19 GMT

Hello All,

i need to use Splitter Container and split the screen into three. My requirement is to place a table control in one part of the screen. As the Splitter Container is assigned to a Custom Control, i cant place my table control assigned to the Custom Control or Could I?? What i have tried is designed both the Custom Control and Table Control on the Screen. Now i have assigned Splitter Container to this Custom Control but my program is not running and am getting a Short Dump. When i remove the Table Control, the program works.

Hope to get some help from the Experts.

Thanks in Advance,

rama

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 16:05:33 GMT

Hi,

Instead of Table control you can use an ALV Grid for acheiving the same purpose.

Thanks,

Prashanth

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 09:32:31 GMT

Yeah..but my requirement is to use Table Control and ALV both. I did embed ALV but the same is not materialising with Table Control.

Regards,

rama

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 21:58:32 GMT

Hi,

the table control is not OO technology. It needs to be placed in a regular dynpro screen. However you say you split the screen into 3 parts... so my suggestion is to make the custom container occupy 2 of those 3 parts, leave the third part as regular dynpro. Place the table control into the regular dynpro as usual. Then in the custom container you place a splitter container that divides that area into two pieces.

Now you have 3 parts, but only two are using the EnjoySAP controls.

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 09:20:36 GMT

Hi,

My suggestion is, you use another ALV instead of Table Control. Infact you can do all the operations that you do in Table Control on ALV Grid also and you'll get more functionalities too.

If you require only Table control, then tell your specification completly so you might get the suitable approach for that.

Thanks,

Prashanth

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 09:41:23 GMT

Yeah i have done the same. What i need is i should be able to easily resize the Controls on the screen. Now that i used Splitter i am able to resize the Custom Container that i have splitted into two parts. Now the problem is i am not able to resize the Table Control in the Output. Can you help me out.

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 09:47:35 GMT

Hi,

ALV is a better option but the requirement is such that i should implement Table Control. Ok what i require is:

I should have a Custom Container and a Table Control on the screen. And i should be able to resize them. Say the first half the screen has Custom Container, which i will split into 2 parts and place a Picture in one part and a tree control in the other. Now that i used Splitter i am able to resize them using the Splitter. Its fine. Now the second half of the screen has a Table Control, which i should also be able to resize like the Splitter. I used the resizable attribute ( both Horizontal n Vertical ) for the Table Control in Screen Layout but no use.

I hope u have understood the Scenario.

Regards,

rama

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 09:48:24 GMT

Hi,

ALV is a better option but the requirement is such that i should implement Table Control. Ok what i require is:

I hope u have understood the Scenario.

Regards,

rama

Re: Table Control in Splitter Container

Former Member — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 13:59:18 GMT

Hi,

I don't think you can use a Custom Control to put an Table Control and more over Table controls are all Fixed as seen in Standard transaction like SE11, ME21N and so on.

What function would you be performing using that table control?

If you want to hide then you can do as in Standard ME21N Transaction.

Thanks,

Prashanth