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SAP Web Dynpro - Portal Integration
You can integrate an ABAP application into the enterprise portal. You can also manage portal functions from a Web Dynpro application.
You can call Web Dynpro code wizard to access portal manager methods. This can be used to perform the following functions −
Portal Events − To navigate between Web Dynpro application within the portal or portal content.
Following navigation types are supported −
- Object-based navigation
- Absolute navigation
- Relative navigation
Work Protect Mode − For portal integration, following Web Dynpro applications are available in package SWDP_TEST −
WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_FIRE
Trigger event
WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_FIRE2
Trigger free event
WDR_TEST_PORTAL_NAV_OBN
Object-based navigation
WDR_TEST_PORTAL_NAV_PAGE
Page navigation
WDR_TEST_PORTAL_WORKPROTECT
Security monitoring
WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_REC
Receive portal event
WDR_TEST_PORTAL_EVENT_REC2
Receive free portal event