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Getting Started With SAP Adobe Forms

This document provides a tutorial on getting started with SAP Adobe Forms. It discusses creating an interface to pass a parameter to a form, designing the form layout to include a page heading and read-only text field bound to the parameter, and testing the form. The key steps are: creating an interface to import a carrier ID parameter, dragging the parameter to the form context, adding a heading and text field to display the parameter value, binding the field to the parameter, and testing the form.

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Getting Started With SAP Adobe Forms

This document provides a tutorial on getting started with SAP Adobe Forms. It discusses creating an interface to pass a parameter to a form, designing the form layout to include a page heading and read-only text field bound to the parameter, and testing the form. The key steps are: creating an interface to import a carrier ID parameter, dragging the parameter to the form context, adding a heading and text field to display the parameter value, binding the field to the parameter, and testing the form.

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Getting started with SAP Adobe Forms

SAP Adobe Forms

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By Sunitha, Ascent Services

Before starting this tutorial, please ensure that Adobe life cycle designer is installed on your
system and Adobe designer is configured on your server.

In this tutorial, we would pass a parameter (CARRID) to the form and print the same with a page
heading.

Go to transaction SFP.

For every form, an interface is mandatory. Enter the name of the interface and click on Create.

Click on Save. Enter the package and the workbench request no as per the requirements.

Following screen appears:

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Double-click on Import.

Following screen, with a default parameter name, appears:

Click on Create.

Enter the parameter values as shown above.

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Save and activate the interface.

Now go back to the main screen of the transaction SFP.

As shown above, select the radio-button Form and enter the name of the form. Click on ‘Create’.

Enter the description for the Form and also enter the name of the interface created earlier.

Click on Save.

Now enter the package name and the workbench request.

Following screen appears:

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Now drag and drop the import parameter ‘Carrid’ from interface to Context on the right-hand side
as shown below:

Now click on the tab ”Layout”

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Now let us include a heading and display the value of the carrier id passed to this form.

Now click on Palettes  Layout (see the screenshot below):

A small pop-up box appears.

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Now in the tab “Standard”, drag and drop the element “Text” onto the page.

Now double-click on the object and enter the text required (Page heading here).

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Now go to library again (click on Palettes  Library) and drag and drop the object “Text Field”
onto the page.

Now select the object “Text Field” created just now. Right-click and select Palettes  Object.

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As shown above, change the caption to “Carrier ID”.

Now click on tab ”Value”. In the list box for “Type”, select the value “Read-only” (as shown below)

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Now go to tab “Binding”. Select the parameter “CARRID” as shown below:

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Save and activate the form.

Now test run the form by clicking on “Test” (F8)

Enter the CARRID value and click on Execute.

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Following is the output:

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