‎2009 Jan 14 3:06 PM
Hi,
There is transaction to build container ?
i need some example for that .
Best Regards
‎2009 Jan 14 3:12 PM
Hi,
what does you mean with container ?
Usually (in ABAP) containers are used in control programming.
Bye
Andrea
‎2009 Jan 14 3:12 PM
Hi,
what does you mean with container ?
Usually (in ABAP) containers are used in control programming.
Bye
Andrea
‎2009 Jan 14 3:16 PM
Hi Andrea,
I see in some place that the use some transaction to build data container and there
u have a place to declare value range data for data types and etc...
Regards
‎2009 Jan 14 3:24 PM
Hi,
can you be more explicit please??
The value ranges (for example) usually are defined in the value table connected to a domain or in a search help (based on table or view) or in a type-pools (a group of data declarations). But they aren't container both.
Do you have an example of the transaction you speak about?
Thank you
Andrea
‎2009 Jan 14 3:31 PM
HI Andrea,
I think about TR. DWDM (i am not sure) .
I need example how to build there container and use it in program.
Best Regards
‎2009 Jan 14 3:40 PM
Hi,
in the transaction DWDM you cannot create any container.
DWDM transaction, show some example about containers programming with ABAP.
Double clik on the examples on the left to watch some very good example programs about container programming.
If you tell us what you have to develop in more depth, probably will are able to give you better suggestion or where to look.
Bye
Andrea
‎2009 Jan 14 3:43 PM
‎2009 Jan 14 3:51 PM
Hi,
Sorry my mistake maybe u now what i am looking for?
Regards
‎2009 Jan 14 3:53 PM
HI Rich,
Sorry it's my mistake,maybe u now about what i am looking for?
Regards
‎2009 Jan 14 4:17 PM
You mentioned containers, the control framework uses screen containers to embed the control into. The example are there. You need now not "create" a container via some other transaction. You simply add UI element in screen painter to your screen, it is called "Customer Container". You give it a name, and then in the PBO of your screen, you create the container object by using the CREATE OBJECT statement. Then embed the control(ALV, text editor, picture, etc) into this container. The examples will show this coding.
Regards,
Rich Heilman
‎2009 Jan 14 4:29 PM
HI Rich,
Sorry but i don't want container for the screen ,i want to build data container ,
to use in unit test.
Best Regards
‎2009 Jan 14 4:35 PM
‎2009 Jan 14 4:47 PM
‎2009 Jan 14 5:46 PM
HI Rich,
Yea, i think so ,i want to build container and use it in unit test ,
Maybe u now which guide can help me to learn it?
Best Regards
‎2009 Jan 14 4:44 PM
Is this related to your other questions? Are you trying to build a test script for a FM?
Rob
‎2009 Jan 14 5:47 PM
‎2009 Jan 14 5:53 PM
Go to SE37 and execute your FM.
Enter the data you want to use as test on the 'Test FM' screen.
Press the save button and and enter something in the comments box
Any time you want to test the FM, you can then press the 'Test data directory' button when you execute it and get the data you just entered.
Rob