Related to Model class

[Former Member]

Hi,

I've Zmodel class and redefined method FILL_DROPDOWN_LISTBOX.

How to use this method?

How to change the Model class reference in ‘Blue Print’ table for particular application and for tab ‘Texts’?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

In order to change the model class for your Blueprint Application you have do the following steps:

<b>1)</b> IMG -> CRM -> Layout of User Interface -> Application Element -> Application Set.

Copy the actual Application Set to a new one Z. Change in the new one the neccesary classes.

<b>2)</b> IMG -> CRM -> Layout of User Interface -> Application/Layout -> Application

Search for your application and change the application set to the previous created. (remember to copy into a Z application in order not modify the standard settings)

Regards.

[Former Member]

Hi John,

In PC-UI, the field group is associated with the structure and the structure with the model access classes.

So, if you want to change the model access class, go to application set in the blueprint customizing, find the structure used (from the field group) and change the model class associated with the required structure.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,

Kunal

[Former Member]

Hi Kunal,

Thanks for information. From where i get the field group? How to find it out?

[Former Member]

Hi John,

Go to transaction crmc_pcuitools->Analysis Tools->Determine the correct model access class.

Give the application name and execute.

The browser will show you the field groups, structures and model acces class names for the UI.

Best Regards,

Kunal

[Former Member]

Hi Kunal,

Well, we seem to have some problem accessing the browser. Is there any other way around to identify the screen structures? Also, we have developed the Z model class and know how to update it in the settings, in blueprint. But we still need to identify the excat structure.

Regards,

Jhon

[Former Member]

Hi John,

I believe you atleast know the application and application set name. Use transaction crmc_blueprint->Application Element->Application Set->Model Access. This will show you all the structures.

Best Regards,

Kunal