on 11-18-2009 9:25 PM
Dear SDN Community,
I have a summaryView which contains a ViewContainerUIElement. A ViewSet is added to this ViewContainerElement(T-Layout). Three different views are added to top, left and right frames. I am doing error handling in all my views and displays a graceful error page when there is an error. All the views have outbound plugs defined to the error view in the window. However, when I fire a outbound plug from any of these 3 views inside the viewset, I get an error.
com.sap.tc.webdynpro.services.exceptions.WDRuntimeException: Cannot navigate via outbound plug ToErrorView of view SourceView because there is no navigational link attached to it
Can you please advice how I can fire a outbound plug and show an error page from all these 3 views inside the viewset.
Thanks!
Surya.
Hi Surya,
What the proble seems to be in navigating from one window to another via plugs is using the interface views of the Windows.
Just in case you have view1 in window1 and view2 in window2 and you want to navigate from view1(i.e. window1) to view2 (i.e. window2) via. plags then better embed the interfaceView of Window2 in view1 and establish the navigation link there in the corresponding windows. Similarly, embed the interface view of window1 in the window2 and establish the link between plugs to help you navigate from view2 to view1.
Following link could be heplful:
/docs/DOC-8061#4 [original link is broken]
Regards,
Tushar Sinha
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Hi Surya,
Just make sure that the outbound plug of the view1 has navigation link with inbound plug of the window2 interface view and visa versa for the other view.
Double click on all windows and check that the plugs used to navigate is linked everywhere.
Moreover, double click click on the application under your development component and see if it is pointing to correct startup plug and interface view of the starting window.
Regards,
Tushar Sinha
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Hello,
Could you please ensure that the outbound plug producing error is linked to any inbound plug?
Kind regards,
Saravanan K
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Hi Friend,
Have You Checked the Link Of that Outbound plug. Try to delete that link and create another link again.
Regards
Jeetendra
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