Displaying Issues with Launchpad Content
The launchpad content manager displays issues with launchpad content.
- The catalog state is different on the configuration and the customizing scope.
- References to tiles and target mappings cannot be resolved.
- There are issues with the configuration of tile and target mapping.
Scope-Related Catalog Issues
The launchpad content manager indicates if the state of a catalog differs on the configuration and the customizing scope.
The launchpad designer allows you to make client-specific changes to cross-client catalogs (for example, changing the catalog title or adding tiles). In this case, a copy of the cross-client catalog is created in the customizing scope. This copy has the same ID as the original catalog in the configuration scope. If the original catalog contains original tiles/target mappings, the copied catalog includes these objects as originals with the same ID. The copied catalog in customizing is now decoupled from the catalog in the configuration scope. Any changes made in the configuration scope (except changes of texts in tiles or target mappings) are no longer reflected in the customizing scope.
Note
To prevent these inconsistencies, cross-client catalogs cannot be changed in the client-specific launchpad content manager. We recommend you to change the cross-client catalog in the configuration scope (transaction /UI2/FLPM_CONF
) or to copy the catalog in the customizing scope (transaction /UI2/FLPM_CUST
) and make changes for the current client only
Note
To display the issue open the Catalogs tab in the client-specific launchpad content manager (transaction /UI2/FLPM_CUST
). Filter the Scope columns for Customization and check the value in Status in Current Client column.
Value | Description |
---|---|
Original | The catalog was created in the current client and does not exist in the configuration scope. |
Changed | The catalog was created in the configuration scope and changed in the current client using the launchpad designer, which means that it is now decoupled from the original catalog on the configuration scope. If the original catalog is now changed in the configuration scope, these changes will not be reflected in the current client. |
Outdated | The catalog was created in the configuration scope and changed in the current client using the launchpad designer, which means that it is now decoupled from the original catalog on the configuration scope. The original catalog was then changed in the configuration scope. The catalog on the current client is outdated because the changes in the configuration scope are no longer reflected. If the catalog is now changed in the customizing scope, its status will be set to "Changed" again. |
If a catalog is outdated, you have the following options:
- Update the catalog to the latest changes of the configuration scope. Changes made in the customizing scope will be lost.
- Continue working with the existing changes of the customization scope. In this case, you do not receive the latest changes provided in the configuration scope.
Issues with Tiles and Target Mappings
The launchpad content manager indicates broken references and issues with the configuration of tiles and target mappings.
To display the issue open the Tiles/Target Mappings tab in the launchpad content manager. Check the Title / Subtitle / Information column to get a first hint about the issue:
Issues with Tiles and Target Mappings
- Reference Lost to Backend Catalog
- Reference Lost
- Configuration Error
To get further information on the issue, open the context menu for a selected row and choose Status Details.
Description of the Issues:
- Reference Lost to Backend Catalog
- The selected tile/target mapping refers to an original tile/target mapping which was defined in the backend using the launchpad app manager.
The reference is broken because the original tile/target mapping or the catalog in which the originals were defined do not exist on the front-end server.
- Reference Lost
- The selected tile/target mapping refers to an original tile/target mapping which was defined in another catalog.
The reference is broken because the original tile/target mapping or the catalog in which the originals were defined do not exist in the system or client.
- Configuration Error
- There are several reasons for a tile/target mapping configuration issue.
Note
For details on how to solve these issues and the reasons for configuration errors see section Issues with Tiles and Target Mappings on help.sap.com.