on 05-03-2007 2:50 PM
Hi all,
What is the difference between WebDynpro iView and URL iView pointing to a WebDynpro application? any advantages? disadvantages?
Aviad
Hi Aviad
When ever you launch a application developed in webdynpro in a webdynpro iView that application is running fine.But a url iview is to display some web content.If you launch a webdynpro application in a url iview it will not show the first page pointing to that url..You can not run the entire application because there is no dependency to a url iView with WAS.There is no connection.Thats why the portal frame work given a specific iView template that is webdynpro iView that indicate thaat the application is in webdynpro and works fine.URL iView doesnot know it is a webdynpro application
regards
kalyan
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Hi Aviad,
IMHO, for general WD apps, there'd be not much differences in using a URL iView vs. a WD iView. However, a WD iView is supposed to provide a better integration between your WD app and the SAP portal environment; plus, you'd have better control of your apps through the application parameters, etc.
Please refer to this doc
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/b07501ec-39a7-2910-0699-f71070d2b245
where Jochen mentioned one of the main differences between the NW04 WD iViews and the new NW04s WD iViews ("Using NW04s Webdynpro iViews", p.8). If I understand correctly, this would also be one of the main differences between the URL iViews and the NW04s WD iViews when it comes to running WD apps in a portal environment.
What do you think?
Regards,
Dao
Hi Aviad,
I agree. The differences/benefits in these cases are not always clearly documented.
We also use WD iViews for all WD applications, AppInt iViews for others (internal apps) and try to limit the use of URL iViews to external web sites. As mentioned earlier, with the WD iViews, we can pass more dynamic parameters (e.g. <IView.ID>) as opposed to the limited URL parameters of the URL iViews.
Regards,
Dao
Hi,
the vantage of using the WD iView and not the URL iView is: the WD iView is meant to be used when integrating WD applications.
As for the configuration, this means: Instead of manually adding some URL parameters in the URL iView these parameters are automatically configured by the WD iView, like
- stylesheet
- portal version
- system object (server, client)
- WD type
- namespace
- application name
As for the support, the WD iView is the recommended approach when integrating WD applications, so the SAP support is expecting a WD iView. Can also mean that the WD iView is more "tested" for WD applications than the URL iView.
br,
Tobias
Hi
webdynpro iview are specially for webdynpro applications.and URL iviews retrives data from web based applications
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Hi
If the webdynpro application is integrated with the same Enterprise portal then the URL iview pointing to webdynpro application will work.
regards
ambica
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hi
URL iViews retrieve Web-based content from a wide range of current and legacy sources; for example your organizations intranet, internet Web sites, and internal Web-based applications.
The webdynpro applications are integrated on to the enterprise portal as WebDynpro iviews and then assigned to Pages worksets roles which offers Role based access to the users
Check the following links for clear idea
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/fb/d0673f19299d51e10000000a114084/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/f5/eb51730e6a11d7b84900047582c9f7/content.htm
regards
ambica
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