Introduction & Recap
In the previous blog post, we started designing our application rendering a table with some Business Partner. We learned what OData protocol is, how to read an OData XML manifest, how to bind data to a Table and how to customize columns layout based on different screen resolution.
What will be covered on this exercise
With Part 2 of this series of blog posts, we will learn how to interact with data in our Tables and List. We will learn how to filter and sort data in a smart way.
- Create JSONModel to handle local data
- Set a default sizeLimit to our JSONModel
- FilterBar: UI control that displays filters in a user-friendly manner to populate values for a query
- Use XML Fragments to create a View Settings Dialog to handle sort and group data
- Filter and Sort data
- Add an Info Toolbar to our table to display useful information