GFW ( Grahical Framework)

Hi Kai,

Thank you for your fast answer. Unfortunately my problem remains. Now, I am loading something I don't know where it is coming from.

However the settings I am saving when I call the method save_customizing are never reloaded.

In your answer, you fill the parameter "set" but I don't find it in the method documentation.

Here is a summary of my code. What am I doing wrong? At each of the 3 orders, I check the retval value and it seems to be OK.

Thanks for your help.

********PBO**************

*initializing data containe

IF DC IS INITIAL.

CREATE OBJECT DC.

IF SY-SUBRC <> 0. CLEAR DC. ENDIF.

CALL METHOD DC->IF_DC_MANAGEMENT~INIT

IMPORTING ID = MY_ID_AT_DC

RETVAL = RETVAL.

IF RETVAL <> CL_GFW=>OK.

CALL METHOD CL_GFW=>SHOW_MSG EXPORTING MSGNO = RETVAL.

CLEAR DC.

ENDIF.

ENDIF. "//dc is initial

*fill data containe

PERFORM FILL_DC.

*initializing graphic proxy

IF GP_inst IS INITIAL.

CREATE OBJECT GP_INST.

• create container in which to place graphic

CREATE OBJECT CUSTOM_CONTAINER

EXPORTING

CONTAINER_NAME = 'GRAPHIC'.

CALL METHOD GP_INST->IF_GRAPHIC_PROXY~INIT

EXPORTING PARENT = CUSTOM_CONTAINER

DC = DC

PROD_ID = GUI_GP_PRES=>CO_PROD_CHART

EVTCODE_LIST = it_EVTCODE_LIST

IMPORTING RETVAL = RETVAL.

IF RETVAL = CL_GFW=>OK.

• set DC attributes

CALL METHOD GP_INST->SET_DC_NAMES

EXPORTING

OBJ_ID = 'OBJID'

DIM1 = 'X_VAL'

DIM2 = 'Y_VAL'

GRP_ID = 'GRPID'

TEXT = 'TEXT'

IMPORTING RETVAL = RETVAL.

ENDIF. "// set dc attributes

*it_groups contains the id's of the different data series

if retval = cl_gfw=>ok.

call method gp_inst->create_customizing

exporting instance_id = graph_title

grpids = it_groups

IMPORTING RETVAL = RETVAL.

.

*load customization

call method gp_inst->IF_GRAPHIC_PROXY~LOAD_CUSTOMIZING

IMPORTING RETVAL = RETVAL.

.

endif.

IF RETVAL = CL_GFW=>OK.

*activate proxy

CALL METHOD GP_INST->IF_GRAPHIC_PROXY~ACTIVATE

IMPORTING RETVAL = RETVAL.

ENDIF.

*******PAI********

call method gp_inst->IF_GRAPHIC_PROXY~SAVE_CUSTOMIZING

IMPORTING RETVAL = RETVAL.

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