Hello Abdullah,
I've been learning FPM in the previous days (and I had been learning FPM before that) from here: Floorplan Manager for Web Dynpro ABAP - SAP Library
After what I've found there and what you have written, I would like to rephrase my question/problem:
What I am trying to achieve is not the FPM customizing/configuration but the "configuring native web dynpro applications", by reaching the "customizing mode" first. Unfortunately, I am not able to reach customizing mode.
The reason why I want to reach "Customizing mode" is that I have a document from the previous developer (with screenshots) containing that he has set the read-only properties by opening the required page in customizing mode, selected the "settings for current configuration" from the context menu (after right mouse click), and set the read-only in a pop-up window just like the one below:
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Next, I was trying to follow his instructions. Somehow I wanted the reach customizing mode, and I thought a good way would be to achieve it in the following way:
I opened the required page in "normal" mode, and from the context menu I could find out the appl. and the appl. config. that is in use:
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I have located the same in se80:
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Then I launched it in admin mode:
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But I got an "empty" screen:
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Where I have opened the context menu and technical settings. According to this
- This page does not contain the application that I have selected in se80 (it supposed to be MDG_BS_MAT_OVP instead of MDG_BS_MAT, which is appl. of the initial sreen)
- This page does not contain the selected application config (of course)
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And this is my problem. By starting from se80 a different application is being opened than the one that I had selected previously (and this is the same in case of using '?sap-config-mode=x' as well). So I select application MDG_BS_MAT_OVP, and the system displays MDG_BS_MAT!
Could you help in this please?
Sorry for the extremely long thread, but I wanted to share the problem in details, to avoid any further confusions.
Many thanks,
Tamas
P.S.: the implied settings are visible as implicit (and explicit) personalization, as being applicable for every user - maybe this will be helpful to you:
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