Application iView

Example | Use | Look

Example

Figure 1: The measurement converter is an example for an application iView

 

Use

An application iView is a small and very simple application where users may have minimal editing facilities. Typically, such applications are small tools that enhance the users' working environment.

Note: See Classification of iViews and Generic iViews for examples of application iViews.

 

Look

An application iView typically contains form elements, such as fields, selection elements (checkboxes, radiobuttons, dropdown lists, ...) and buttons, that is, it may have a "forms-like" look.

Order of Screen Elements

  • Start with header data, if there are such general data.
  • Then follows the forms-like part of the iView.
  • Place pushbuttons related to the whole iView in the lower left corner. If space is at a premium these buttons may reside in the same row as table-related buttons (or other buttons relating to elements of an iView) (see Buttons for details).
    • If there exists a related Web application (IAC), a button in this group should allow the users to call the application.
  • If there is an emphasized button, it is the leftmost button of the respective button group (object-related or iView-related). There must not be more than one emphasized button!

 

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Source:  SAP iView Guidelines