which would be common for all the pages where we would be displaying the Layout specific contents. Such as Logo, Header/Footer, Page orientation etc. Now the concept of Master Pages is to define the Static contents/properties related to Form Layout. Let’s name it as “Content_Subform” considering below example case. You would see mainly there are two Objects by default: Those who have already worked on Adobe Forms before would be aware of how the initial page of Layout looks like when you open the Layout editor from SFP transaction’s Layout option. SAP Note 2367080 – SAP S/4 HANA output control -customized master formsīefore going to start with Fragments based Form building I would like to go through basics of our traditional regular AdobeForms which is also referred or rather say categorized as “Standalone Forms” in S/4 HANA systems.īasics of regular AdobeForms/Standalone Forms. SAP Note 2294198 – SAP S/4 HANA output control -customized forms SAP Note 2292681 – SAP S/4 HANA output control –master form templates SAP Note 2292646 – SAP S/4 HANA output control -form templates with fragments SAP Note 2292539 – SAP S/4 HANA output control -configuration SAP Note 2292571 – SAP S/4 HANA output control -technical setup SAP Note 2228611 – Output Management in S/4 HANA Again, it’s not mandatory to go through them in order to continue ahead with this blog post, but for those who want to get into detail they can definitely go through them. But for those who want to deep dive, go ahead)įirstly, I would like to give the references of below very useful SAP Blogs regarding this.Īnd as highlighted in one of the blogs above I would like to give below SAP Notes references as well. To know more in detail about Adobe LiveCycle designer’s Fragments based form building you may go through the below reference from Adobe’s site: ( It’s not mandatory to go through this as I would be covering the basics of that over this blog post. If not now definitely going ahead, we might be bound to use this option (Adobe Form with OData backend) only. I would like to say that even though traditional Form building provisions precisely speaking SAP Scripts, SMARTFORMS and Adobe Forms with ABAP based Interfaces are still available as an alternative for this but still I would like to ask all of you to give this a try at least for learning purposes if your client is not insisting on this. In this blog post I would like to explain briefly about Fragments based Forms and also would cover regular Forms (which is categorized as of type “Standalone Form”) with OData as backend. And these Forms are part of New Output Management for S/4 HANA Systems. You are welcome to download and use the source code from this tutorial as You need.Adobe has come up with new Fragments based approach for building Adobe Forms using LiveCycle designer from version 10 and above. These methods Are as follows: public interface FragmentLifecycle The interface will have two methods and each ViewPager’s Fragment will implement it. You are welcome to download and use the source code from this tutorial as You need. Note: Whole tutorial is based on the ViewPagerTutorial from this post. And how to have true fragment’s lifecycle I will show in this tutorial. You can easily see how onResume() and onPause() are called in fact just by logging these method calls in Logcat. It is painful when the content on the first fragment depends, and should be updated when fragment is resumed. It is needed for fluent sliding between fragments. It loads the visible fragment ant both of its neighbours (the one on the left and one on the right. ViewPager actually loads three fragments at once, calling their onResume(). So in standard ViewPager it is impossible to update fragment when it is displayed, since there is no lifecycle method that is called when fragment is displayed. Fragment’s onResume() is not called when fragment is actually resumed and showed to the user on screen. ViewPager manages its fragments in a bit different way. Some methods like onAttach() are added, but the general rule is the same. The fragment’s lifecycle is connected with activity lifecycle. When using ViewPager introduced in this ViewPager tutorialyou may encounter some issue connected with fragment and ViewPager lifecycle.
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