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Procedure documentation Creating a Project Structure Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Start to create the project structure of the Eventing example application. To include all the development objects, first create a new Web Dynpro project. Add two new Web Dynpro components to this project that can be displayed in the Web Browser using the corresponding Web Dynpro application.

Procedure

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The following description does not list every single step in detail, since you have already become familiar with a similar procedure in the Tutorial “Developing a Simple Web Dynpro Application.

Execute the following steps in order to be able to continue afterwards with the actual development of the Web Dynpro example application (view layouts, view composition, eventing, data binding, context structures, and so on).

Element

Name

Web Dynpro Project

Name

WebDynpro_Eventing

2 Web Dynpro components

Name

Embedder

Package

com.sap.tc.webdynpro.tutorials.eventing.embedder

Name

Internal

Package

com.sap.tc.webdynpro.tutorials.eventing.internal

View in Web Dynpro Component Embedder

Name

ControlPanel

View in Web Dynpro Component Internal

Name

Form

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Bind this new view directly into the Internal window of Web Dynpro component Internal.

Web Dynpro application

Name

EventingApp

Package

com.sap.tc.webdynpro.tutorials.eventing

Web Dynpro Component

Embedder

Interface view

EmbedderInterfaceView

Startup Plug

Default

 

Result

Now you have created the basic project structure for the new Web Dynpro project WebDynpro_Eventing. In the Web Dynpro Explorer, the following nodes are displayed for the structure:

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You have now made all the preparations necessary to develop the user interface and the specific functions of the example application in the next steps.

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text Proceed with Implementing the View Composition.

 

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