This section describes the basic procedure for capturing Business objects using Web capture, and applying one of the following JSP templates to re-write CCL during Web capture:
Use Business Objects 6.5 Template
Use Business Objects 6.5 Template (for use with separate login app)
Add BO 6.5 Run-time Page Content Processor only
Use Business Objects XI Template
Use Business Objects XI Template (for use with separate login app)
Add BO XI Run-time Page Content Processor only
Capturing Business Object XI content
In Mobile Web Studio, open the Application Builder, and click Add. The New Web Element window displays.
In Address, enter the BusinessObjects InfoView URL, check “Advanced Navigation,” and click Go.
When the BusinessObjects login screen displays, enter your Business Objects XI user name and password, and click Log On.
Navigate the InfoView panels to get the report you plan to mobilize. You can drill down or set any filters needed; the filters will be included as parameter options.
See the Mobile Application Development Tutorial for the Business Objects tutorial that shows these details.
After you select the area to mobilize and the grid selection window displays, click the “Re-write CCL using a pre-defined template” box. A drop-down list and Apply button appears.
Select one of the objects from the drop-down list, depending on the BusinessObjects version you are using:
Use Business Objects 6.5 Template
Use Business Objects 6.5 Template (for use with separate login app)
Use Business Objects XI Template
Add BO 6.5 Run-time Page Content Processor only
Click Apply. The feature selection window re-displays. This allows you to verify that the CCL re-write was successful, and to choose the feature that best suits your requirements. The CCl re-write modifies the playback instructions, optimizing them according to the template chosen. The new CCL instructions, as updated by the selected template, is used for all future playbacks of this application. Each template modifies the CCL in the best way for the use for which is was designed, so it is important that the correct template is selected.
Select the grid you want, typically the first one. Click Next.
On the Define and Filter windows, make changes, and click Next.
On the Parameters window, you will see the set of Web pages and their associated parameters that were used to reach the specified report you selected. You can identify any parameters that reflect the filters or drill-downs you performed in the initial screen of the wizard. You can click the select box next to them, and customize as needed.
There may be multiple fields in the list that relate
to the same filter. You must repeat this step for all those fields,
and ensure the same Display Name is used for all of them.
Some of the parameters may have their default values changed to @OPCGIPARAM[...] values. This is done automatically during the CCL re-write, so that the playback CCL works in the correct way with the Business Objects Server. The correct @OPCGIPARAM substitution varies from template to template, and so it is important to use the correct re-write template.
Click Next.
On Window Preview, enter a name for the element. Click Finish to save the element.
In Application Builder, follow the normal Save procedure to name your application, specify List/Detail fields, and mark the application for offline use, and so on.
