Create iView

In this post, we will go over the steps involved in creating an iView from scratch. The detailed description of what all options you have when creating an iView are out of scope for this discussion as typically a security administrator is not likely to be asked to create iViews for a productive system. However, like most other posts on this blog there is enough information to get you started and help you understand what all options are available for a portal developer.

The first step while creating new content (iview/workset/role/page) for Portal is to decide the folder in the PCD where your custom development is going to be stored. On right clicking on the appropriate directory you get the option of creating new content. We chose the option of creating a new iview.

Portal - Create iView
Portal - Create iView

The create iview screen gives you a few options – Create iview from template or for a java webdynpro or for an ABAP webdynpro. Each of these options will have their own configuration options.

Portal - Create iView 2
Portal - Create iView 2

In our case we chose the option of creating an iview from an iview template. This in turn opens up a new page with lots more options. For example iview templates are available for BEX queries, SAP transactions, etc.

Portal - Create iView from template
Portal - Create iView from template

In the next post we go through the individual steps for creating an iview based on a SAP transaction

2 thoughts on “Create iView

  • November 21, 2012 at 7:21 am
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    Hi Aninda,

    I have been going through your posts for the past two weeks.It is really useful for all freshers like me.Hats off to your effort.

    In this post you have mentioned atlast “how to create an iview based on sap transaction”
    I have searched for this topic but couldnot able to find the relevant post.

    could you please tell me the relevant post name?

    Actually there is one post with the name “creating iview for the tcode” but i don’t think that was the correct one.

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    • November 26, 2012 at 12:06 am
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      The correct link for the post is “https://www.sapsecuritypages.com/iview-for-sap-tcode/”. I could get to this following the menu. Wasn’t this working for you?

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