
These questions are not my figment of imagination but have been collected from SDN CRM forums and from my general discussion with colleagues.There are high chances that you have encounterd or have been stuck in one of the problems. For some you would have looked around, asked the question in SDN CRM forum or returned to your peers or seniors. And for some of them you would have to do the remote debugging which on any day is difficult, cumbersome and time consuming. Now the crucial question that would have come to your mind was: how to do save effort & get a feel of these problems early on so that you don’t have to look around or perform remote debugging ?
Components of the GeNIL are implemented as ABAP Classes. If you want to check the businees objects, their attributes , relations, dependent objects, queries and other method , use the GENIL_MODEL_BROWSER.So basically this is a design time tool.
When you want to test out CRUD(Create, Read , Update and Delete) operations , then you would essential test the runtime objects. This is usually done with GENIL_BOL_BROWSER.
Now with this knoweldge above questions could be easily answered by using the GENIL_BOL_BROWSER and GENIL_MODEL_BROWSER. Before you set out to perform your task, you can use these tools to do some due diligence. Most( if not all) CRM WebUI scenarios could be reproduced using the GENIL_BOL_BROWSER.So you can do a small Proof of Concept before you actually set out to do what you are expected. This would remove small roadblocks for you. For e.g. if a particular field is set to read only in the GENIL and you try to change the parameter properties through WebUI configuration, it would never work. A set property would continue to fail unless you realise that the properties can also be set in the GENIL. Had you done the above mentioned due diligence using GENIL_BOL_BROWSER, this would have saved you from the crucial time and effort at a later stage.
If you have encountered any of the above mentioned problem(s), then its time you get back to these boring looking tools which would make your life easier and save your crucial remote debugging effort.
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