on 2023 Mar 09 4:25 PM
Hi there,
I am new to Web Dynpro and just trying to get along with the new abbreviations like FPM, GAF, UIBB, WD, WDA and WDR
While I now know that
I was unable to find out what WDR stands for.
The only thing I could find is: Recording a Web Dynpro Application, so I'd guess that WDR stands for Web Dynpro Record (without knowing what that is exactly).
Would be great if there was a list explaining all of the abbreviations used by SAP
But due to the lack of that, any help or confirmation of my guess would be greatly appreciated.
Request clarification before answering.
Where exactly did you find the abbreviation WDR? On a user interface? As part of documentation?
F1 Help and SAPedia don't have this abbreviation.
In the docu link you've provided above, it might even mean "Web Dynpro runtime".
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Hi Andrea,
thank you so much for your reply.
I came across WDR e.g. in
Customizing Web Dynpro Applications (→ S_WDR_P13N),
Web dynpro for abap sample programs. | SAP Community (→ WDR_TEST_EVENTS, WDR_TEST_UI_ELEMENTS) or
wdr:select_options and highlight Error Message with a Link to Inputfield | SAP Community (→ WDR_SELECT_OPTIONS)
But your answer pointed me in the right direction and looking at e.g. SAP ABAP Class WDR_TASK I would agree, that WDR indeed might stand for Web Dynpro Runtime.
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