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Understanding User Interface Building Blocks

UIBBs are used to display content on user interfaces and are divided into freestyle and generic UIBBs. Freestyle UIBBs are created externally and have limited formatting control, while generic UIBBs provided by FPM ensure consistent design and compliance with SAP guidelines. For FPM to recognize a UIBB, its Web Dynpro component must implement the IF_FPM_UI_BUILDING_BLOCK interface to participate in the FPM event loop.

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Understanding User Interface Building Blocks

UIBBs are used to display content on user interfaces and are divided into freestyle and generic UIBBs. Freestyle UIBBs are created externally and have limited formatting control, while generic UIBBs provided by FPM ensure consistent design and compliance with SAP guidelines. For FPM to recognize a UIBB, its Web Dynpro component must implement the IF_FPM_UI_BUILDING_BLOCK interface to participate in the FPM event loop.

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User Interface Building Blocks

(UIBBs)
UIBBs are used to display the content on your UI, for example, data in a table or form.

From an FPM perspective, UIBBs are the interface views of a Web Dynpro ABAP
component (the Web Dynpro windows).

UIBBs can be divided into the following categories:


 Freestyle UIBBs

These are UIBBs that are created by the external application. They cannot be
configured by the FPM framework, and thus, FPM has limited control over the layout
and format of the content displayed by these building blocks.

 Generic user interface building blocks (GUIBBs)

These are UIBBs that are provided by the FPM framework itself. GUIBBs ensure a
consistent look and feel for the UI, and ensure that screens are SAP UI-guideline
compliant.

In order that FPM recognizes a UIBB, the Web Dynpro component that provides the UIBB
must implement theIF_FPM_UI_BUILDING_BLOCK Web Dynpro interface. This interface
ensures that the Web Dynpro application can take part in the FPM Event Loop.

Related Information
Interface: IF_FPM_UI_BUILDING_BLOCK

Generic User Interface Building Blocks (GUIBBs)

Reuse User Interface Building Blocks (RUIBBs)

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