Custom Data Table in Work Manager 6.1 / SMP 3.0

[florian_weigold]

Hi folks,

was trying to create a custom Data Table in Work Manager. Unfortunately I was not successful to get it working - probably I am missing out something.

Have created the DataTable in the Agentry Editor and configured the Java Class to use the DataTable class like for the other DataTables. Then created the 4 config values in the parameters of the Mobile Application Configuration (DT_MDOID, TABLE_CHECK, TABLE_REFRESH, ENABLE_TABLE). Also created a MDO that is mapped to the DT_MDOID which is derived from the /SYCLO/CL_CORE_DT_HANDLER class.

During sync, I am getting the following errors in the server logs - in the client it is Error 13 => Java...

08/13/2014 18:18:36, 1,         0,         2, Thr      10364, class RCP<class DT::DataTable>, D:\Syclo_BuildBot\rc_7.0server\Syclo\refcount.h#220:RCP<class DT::DataTable>::operator ->

2014/08/13 18:18:36.505:             + BackEnd=Java-SAPJavaConnection

2014/08/13 18:18:36.505:               Using Java code for <DATA_TABLE_NAME>

2014/08/13 18:18:36.506:               Java Exception "<DATA_TABLE_NAME>" Update Data Table: - java.util.NoSuchElementException

Do you have some pointers on what I may miss out?

Cheers,

Florian

[i834235 · Accepted solution]

Make sure that 'DT_MDOID" parameter entries are maintained correctly "That there is no typo's" in config panel. I don't think you need any entries for TABLE_CHECK, TABLE_REFRESH, ENABLE_TABLE parameters which are only relevant for complex table.  Same in Agentry  the data table should match with  SAP name.

Let me know if you still have issues.

Thanks

Manju

[florian_weigold · Accepted solution]

Hi Manju,

thanks for the notes. We have visually checked the matching with the MDO as well as DT_.. today. That looked fine. Do you think the DT name is

a) case sensitive

b) restricted in terms of allowed characters (our name starts with Z_dt<Name>)

Can that be an option?

Cheers,

Flo

[florian_weigold · Accepted solution]

Hi,

problem solved. For whatever reason, the Java Class of the Data Table was entered, but  appeared as "File" instead of "Class" in the Editor. I removed the table, re-created it and mapped it to the DataTable class of the WM package.

Working now.

Cheers,

Florian

[agentry_src · Accepted solution]

Hi Florian,

Thanks for posting the solution!

Regards, Mike

SAP Customer Experience Group - CEG