Error when switching from flash to webdynpro compiler

[former_member198060]

Hi,

Deploying a VC application in flash works fine, but when I change the compiler to webdynpro I get the following error:

The initial exception that caused the request to fail, was:



   com.sap.tc.wd4vc.intapi.info.exception.WD4VCRuntimeException: No parser configuration entry for the tag HtmlView 

    at com.sap.tc.wd4vc.xglengine.java.XGLParser.getConfigEntryForParser(XGLParser.java:269)
    at com.sap.tc.wd4vc.xglengine.java.XGLParser.parseTag(XGLParser.java:298)
    at com.sap.tc.wd4vc.xglengine.java.XGLParser.parseContainersInternal(XGLParser.java:192)
    at com.sap.tc.wd4vc.xglengine.java.XGLParser.parseContainersInternal(XGLParser.java:143)
    at com.sap.tc.wd4vc.xglengine.java.XGLParser.parseContainersInternal(XGLParser.java:199)
    ... 72 more

What do I have to change to make it work?

[former_member198060 · Accepted solution]

Hello Natty,

Thank you for your quick reply! That is sad to hear. I am just beginning with frond end tests in a SAP SOA environment and had hopped that I could compile with the webdynpro compiler and then later enhance the VC application using the netweaver developer studio.

Is it possible to use html views in VC7.1 and could I there start a basic application in VC and then later make a richer webdynpro application out of it in NWDS?

[former_member203343 · Accepted solution]

Hi Peter,

7.1 is much more suitable for what you're trying to do. VC 7.0 does not support SOA services, since it doesn't support complex and clustered services. I highly recommend using VC for CE. We have a ramp up for 7.1.1 (EhP1 for 7.1) which is much better than 7.1 alone. Please let me know if you want to get some more info about joining the ramp up and I'll connect you with the right people.

Best regards,

Natty

[former_member203343]

Hi Peter,

HTML view is not supported by the Webdynpro runtime. As a general rule of thumb, I recommend not to use the Webdynpro runtime in VC 7.0. The Flex runtime is much better supported and much more eye catching than Webdynpro.

Regards,

Natty