Overview

Sometimes, we need to test certain components or scheda with mock data; for this purpose, prototypes come to our aid.

This is made possible by a unique program capable of reading scripts and generating XML, known as B£SER_46. Currently, B£SER_46 can read scripts (or Excel sheets) containing data in both forms: scheda scripts or wired XML.

Prototype scripts are contained in the SCP_SET files and are passed as arguments (Object 1 and Object 2) to the function (FUN) that calls the standard prototyping service:

F(EXB;B£SER_46;WRK.SCP) 1(MB;SCP_SET;<script_file_name>) 2(;;<table_name>)

Prototypes allow us to advance frontend development even when backend services have not yet been implemented. This enables developers to build and test the user interface and user experience independently, ensuring that the frontend is fully functional and ready to integrate with backend services once they become available.