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Save more layouts in a chart

Posted on Apr 15, 2011 at 08:24 AM 19 Views

Hello,

I created a program that displays graphics.

This program is similar to GFW_DEMO_PRES1.

The program works well.

I have been asked to save different layouts of the graph.

I ask if you can save multiple layouts and not an only layout.

Call method *IF_CUSTOMIZING~SAVE saves only a layout?

How do I save multiple layouts and how can I retrieve it?

Thanks.

CV

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    Posted on Apr 22, 2011 at 12:14 PM
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    When you save the customizing, you save an instance.

    You have to use get_bundle to retreive your data.

       call method zgp_inst->if_graphic_proxy~get_cu_bundle
      exporting
        port        = if_graphic_proxy=>co_port_chart
        bundle_type = cl_cu=>co_clsid_values
        key         = l_key
      importing
        bundle      = l_bundle.
    if l_first is initial.
       l_first = 'X'.
       l_bun_sav ?= l_bundle.
    endif.

    But I think you have to get bundle for each class of the graphic.

    Christophe

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  • author's profile photo Cristiano Ventura
    Cristiano Ventura
    Posted on May 05, 2011 at 07:43 AM
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    Solved it.

    When I create the various objects (BUNDLE_DISPLAY, BUNDLE_DRAWING, BUNDLE_VALUES...) I get the pgmname (SY-REPID) as instance prefix (in INSTANCE_ID).

    In this way you can save the layout for a specific user with method IF_GRAPHIC_PROXY~SAVE_CUSTOMIZING of class CL_GUI_GP_PRES.

    The layout chart was saved in tables CFWCU*.

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    Cristiano Ventura
    Posted on May 05, 2011 at 07:44 AM
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    Solved

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