on 03-29-2007 9:45 AM
Hi,
In Webdynpro, the context node has a typeAccessRequired property. It is usually set to true. Can anyone explain the use of this property?
Thanks to all for the help.
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Hi,
When the contxt node is created , the default behaviuor of the NWDS is to create a typed set of Classes and methods to represent those context entities.
If you choose to access the context using only the generic interface,the generation of typed API can be switched off by setting the node's typedAccessProperty to false.
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Thanks,
Aruna.
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Hi,
If typeAccessRequired is true, then we get the interface <b>IPrivate<view name><node name>Node</b> for the node. This helps in easy access to the node.
Mahesh
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hi,
yeah thats right,
If context node has typedAccessRequired property false,
then the typed classes like you mentioned wont exist.
It now doesnt know anythinga about the context node or its attribute.
In this scenario they will be accessed as
IWDNode node = wdContext.getChildNode(<value node>,<element>)
hope it helps
regards,
abhijeet
Hai,
typedAccessRequired: If this property is assigned the value false, then the Web
Dynpro tools do not generate any typed context interfaces for the defined context
elements, which results in slimmer controller classes that consume less memory. The context of a Web Dynpro controller can only be accessed using the generic context API.
regards,
Naga
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