Creating dependencies between components in WebDynpro Java
Here are a set of simple steps you need to follow to create dependencies between two components
- Create 2 development components (say DC1 & DC2)
- Create a component for each Development component
- Create application for both the development components
- Select the DC2 and create a public part for this because DC2 is the development component that is to be published
- Add component of DC2 to public part by right clicking on it and publishing it in public part.
- Create dependencies in DC1 ( this can be done by navigating to Windows->view component properties ->dependencies)
- Now build the project
- Go to used component in DC1
- Select the component of DC2
You are done 🙂
If you want to navigate between them then
- Go to window of DC1
- Embed interface view
- Create the inbound & outbound plugs as needed.
Screenshots of the steps mentioned above
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Step 7 : Now build the project
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If you want to navigate between them then
Regards,
Prathik
Helpful Information . Thanks @PrathikNagaraj
After doing this Dc dependency, the components in DC2 should be added as references in the required component of DC1 right? When i try to add components in references, i am getting null pointer exception. Does anyone know What might be the reason for this?
Hi Navya,
Follow http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-2656
Rgds,
Pankaj
Thank you, I always forget the steps,
good thing it's written in a well understood way for easy use in future!
Thanks again
Shai
Your action is CE7.0, not CE7.3.
Do you give me some hint for how to Creating dependencies between components in WebDynpro Java In the ce7.3?
if i am not wrong, there is no CE7.0
Hi Wang Tao,
These steps are for WebDynpro Java CE 7.3
Regards,
Prathik
Hi Prathik Nagaraj,
could you please correct this sentence?
"Create a create a component for each Development component"
Thank you and Regards, 😉
Ervin
Hello Ervin,
Thank you for pointing out the mistake 🙂 , I've made the correction.
Regards,
Prathik