Dimensions of Adobe Form element - dynamic?

[todd_fisher]

Hi,

I have a Java WebDynpro Application that contains a ViewSet, with an adobe form in one of the cells. I would like to have the entire Adobe application frame(including the page number at the bottom) dynamically fit within the real-estate available on a given PC, but I am having issues accomplishing this.

It seems that when defining the form element, it forces you to specify an exact vertical height of the form, say 700px, instead of allowing you to enter 100%, which to me would indicate that it should fill the available vertical space in the grid. When I enter 100% it shows only ~ 1 inch of my form. I can enter a fixed height, but the form displayed may be either too big (a 2nd scroll bar is provided by the WebDynpro in addition to the Adobe scroll bar) or too small (lots of unused space on the screen) for a given pc.

Are there any tricks for configuring the form to have the height adjusted to the PC screen real estate dynamically? Is this a limitation within the View Set of the WebDynpro?

Thanks in advance.

[todd_fisher]

Thanks Sigiswald.

Unfortunately I am not using a portal, so I would need some other method of evaluating the screen size programatically. Any suggestions? (I will probably open another thread asking that question specifically).

Thanks again.

[Sigiswald]

OK, in that case do the same, but instead of using a portal application (or KM document), use a standard J2EE web app. Exactly what Valery mentions in the following post:

Kind regards,

Sigiswald