Found 23 Articles for SAP UI5

In SAP UI5 render calling two times in custom control

Rahul Sharma
Updated on 14-Feb-2020 10:22:32

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In your custom control, there are two aggregation updates- setAggregation and addContent. When you use Aggregation mutators, it uses 3rd parameter to suppress invalidation.It will insert the aggregation but suppress the invalidation since whole control will be rendered at the end it.oControl.setAggregation("layout", oSavedButtonHLyt, true); // suppress invalidateYou should think that It should work same for “addContent”.oSavedButtonHLyt.addAggregation("content", manageSavedSearch[index], true);However, it doesn’t work as UI5 cannot determine automatically for the previous parent's suppress cos its aggregation will be moved. You have to note that property, aggregation or an association invalidates control when control does not overwrite its mutator method.Read More

Getting data in SAPUI5 application from backend tables in NetWeaver

mkotla
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 22:30:20

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Note that Eclipse is just a standard editor to develop UI5 application. You should use SAP IDE which is one of the recommended editor now.When you backend system as NetWeaver system, Gateway and OData would be the recommended way to use.

Request Timeout while using Odata call to a gateway in SAPUI5 application

varma
Updated on 10-Dec-2019 09:52:36

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As you have already tried different parameters, I would suggest to check timeout option for ICM and Web Dispatcher.In SAP, you have ICM and Web Dispatcher with different timeouts, controlled by different parameters:Timeout for opening a connection: icm/conn_timeoutTimeout for receiving a request: icm/traffic_control Keepalive timeout for the network connection: icm/server_port_ option TIMEOUT and icm/keep_alive_timeoutProcessing timeout in the back end: icm/server_port_- option PROCTIMEOUTSAP Recommendation for these scenarios:In systems where the standard timeout setting of 60 seconds for the keep-alive and processing timeouts is not sufficient due to long-running applications, SAP recommends that both the TIMEOUT and PROCTIMEOUT parameters are set for the ... Read More

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