on 09-02-2010 12:24 PM
Hi friends,
My question is quite straight forward -
In APO, there is a transaction -> /N/SCA/ICH_RR_NA
If you call this transaction, automatically one screen will appear in the internet browser.
URL of the Browser -> http://usoak529.us.XYZ.com:8000/sap/bc/webdynpro/scf/snc_rr?sap-language=EN
My requirement is I want to do some manipulation in that screen (add 2 custom input fields)
From the URL it is quite evident that this is a Web Dynpro Application.
Is there any way in which i can get the WD component name so that i can start working in SE80.
Regards,
Debi
Right Click -> More Field Help -> Webdynpro Component :
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Hi Debi,
We can find the Web dynpro application information like Component name, view etc in the table WDY_APPLICATION. In your case, /scf/snc_rr as the application name and search in the table.
Thanks,
Manogna
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Thanks all for your help
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Hello,
You can find the application name from the URL like in this application "http://xyz:5000/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/fite_request?sap-client=220&sap-language=EN"
"fiterequest" is the name of the application once you get the name of your application then go to SE80 -->>from Menu >Other Object>>Web Objects-->Application name and display. Form here you can get all the details of this applicatin.
Thanks
Pradeep
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from the URL you can find the application in this case:
> /scf/scn_rr
in SE80 you can enter this - and you will be able to find the component and interface view and plug that is called.
I've no idea about this particular application, it's not on my system. But some complexity occurs if the application is an FPM app, in which case you'll need to look at the configuration used and check there which UIBBs are being called.
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