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“ControlAggregation” refers to the target aggregation to which the mapped view is added.As Specified in the use case below:"routing": {    "config": {       "routerClass": "sap.m.routing.Router",       "viewType": "XML",       "viewPath": "sap.ui.demo.nav.view",       "controlId": "app",       "controlAggregation": "dummy",       "transition": "slide",       "bypassed": {          "target": "NA"       }ExampleThe views are defined as follows:     So here “controlAggregation” is named as 'dummy' but the app is named as SampleApp.so the target is 'sap.m.SampleApp' and aggregation is named as 'dummy'. Let ... Read More

Yes, you are absolutely correct. It is very basic thing, you just need to use this operator for making the function call.onInit: function() {    //Your logic    this.CustomFunction(); } CustomFunction : function () {   // some logic }

I will say not it is not a big out of box requirement. You can easily get it done. What you need to do is to hook up your requirement in the complete event of the wizard which gets invoked on each step completion. You just need to hide the completed view and show the next view. So you will be viewing only one view at a time.onComplete: function(oEvent) {                 var wdStep = oEvent.getSource();                 wdStep.setVisible(false);             }

The “No Data” rows are being shown in the grid irrespective of having no data is because of the “VisibleRowCount” attribute of the control. It controls the number of visible rows. So, once you are binding the table again after applying the filters, you need to update it dynamically to the number of rows in the matched result.Something similar to this −onBindingChange: function(oEvent) {     this.getView().byId("").setVisibleRowCount(oEvent.getSource().getLength()); }

You have identified the correct use case as it is by design as you have navigated back and forth, it renders the last version rendered and OnInit() does not gets called. But if you want to override this behavior, SAP lets you do it.You can delegate to the patternMatched event of router, so that wheever the view is rendered the OnInit() method is invoked.this.getOwnerComponent().getRouter().getRoute("").attachPatternMatched(, this);You need to attach the even handler to the router in the init method of the controller. Hope it helps and sorts out your requirement.

When your proxy has SSO token, you should use SET-COOKIE header to pass SSO token to the client.Exampleset-cookie: MYSAPSSO2=DFOKJLDM.....AJLBhHcvA%3d%3e; path=/; domain=xxxxx.sap.comIt should be passed to client browser from proxy and domain name has to be changed to the proxy as shown below:set-cookie: MYSAPSSO2=DFOKJLDM.....AJLBhHcvA%3d%3e; path=/; domain=PROXYDOMAIN.comWhen next time your browser calls to the proxy, this will include session cookie in the request header like below. The proxy will read that Cookie from HTTP request header to make calls.Cookie: MYSAPSSO2=DFOKJLDM.....AJLBhHcvA%3d%3e;

I don’t think there is any recommended way to access internal calendar in Datepicker. I would suggest you raise a function request in Openui5 using GitHub.

You could try using the below code −var iconTabBar = sap.ui.getCore().byId("vwDetails--itabBar")

SAP UI supports custom formatter functions. formatter="function" is used to specify a function to format cell data prior to display.formatter="function"Try using formatter function as below −icon : {    parts : ["answer"],    formatter : function(answerValue){       return self.getIcon(answerValue);    } }Refer below link to know more about custom formatter functions −https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/#/topic/07e4b920f5734fd78fdaa236f26236d8

This problem can be fixed by adding a / before application URL like this/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/zstest/Ztest- shows name of application