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What's New in OpenUI5 1.99

With this release OpenUI5 is upgraded from version 1.98 to 1.99.



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Type

Category

Title

Description

Action

Available as of

1.99

Changed

Feature

OpenUI5 OData V4 Model

OpenUI5 OData V4 Model

The new version of the OpenUI5 OData V4 model introduces the following features:

  • You can now use the filter, sort, changeParameters, and suspend methods on a list binding with transient contexts if the list binding is either a root binding or its $$ownRequest binding parameter is set to true.

  • We removed the experimental sap.ui.model.odata.v4.ODataContextBinding#moveEntityTo method.

  • The new sap.ui.model.odata.v4.ODataModel#getKeepAliveContext method searches for a matching context in list bindings with the new $$getKeepAliveContext binding parameter. The found context is set to keep-alive and returned. For more information, see Relative Bindings.

  • In a list binding, you can now create new records at the beginning of the list, but below previously created new records. For this, you have to set the bAtEnd parameter to false in the first call of sap.ui.model.odata.v4.ODataListBinding#create, and to true in all subsequent calls.

  • We enabled the creation of inactive rows, introduced with OpenUI5 1.97 for Auto update groups, also for API groups. For more information on batch groups, see Batch Control.

Changed•Feature•Info Only•1.99

Info Only

2022-02-22

1.99

Changed

Control

sap.m.Carousel

sap.m.Carousel

The control now shows sap.m.illustratedMessage in use cases where there’s nothing to display. For more information, see the API Reference and the Sample.

Changed•Control•Info Only•1.99

Info Only

2022-02-22

1.99

Changed

Control

sap.m.DynamicDateRange (Experimental)

sap.m.DynamicDateRange (Experimental)

We have added new standard options to the control:

  • Date and Time: Used to select a single Date/Time value with a DateTimePicker.

  • From / To (Date and Time), From (Date and Time) То (Date and Time). These options are similar to the existing From / To, From, and To, but the new ones include time selection. When the new options are not used together with their date-only alternatives, their names are simplified, respectively to From / To, From, and To.

  • Month in Year: When this option is selected, a Calendar control appears, and the user can pick a month and a year.

For more information, see the API Reference and the Sample.

Changed•Control•Info Only•1.99

Info Only

2022-02-22

1.99

Changed

Control

sap.m.SinglePlanningCalendar

sap.m.SinglePlanningCalendar

We have introduced new behavior – an option to zoom in and zoom out to make the calendar appointments easier to read. You can do this by using the new scaleFactor property that changes the height of the calendar rows. For more information, see the API Reference and the Sample.

Changed•Control•Info Only•1.99

Info Only

2022-02-22

1.99

Changed

Control

sap.m.upload.UploadSet

sap.m.upload.UploadSet

You can now drag the UploadSetItems within UploadSet to rearrange the items.

The itemDragStart and itemDrop events are also being exposed. These events return the item as a parameter to the event handler. The events are triggered when you drag and drop items that have already been uploaded.

Changed•Control•Info Only•1.99

Info Only

2022-02-22

1.99

Changed

Control

sap.ui.integration.widgets.Card

sap.ui.integration.widgets.Card

  • List, Table, and Timeline cards now (experimentally) support pagination. For more information, see the Pagination section and the Sample in the Card Explorer.

  • We have (experimentally) enabled the List, Table, Analytical, and Timeline cards to display illustrated messages when there is no data for the card’s content. In addition, you can use the card manifest to further configure specific illustrated messages and texts for chosen no-data scenarios. For more information, see the Custom Error Message section and the Sample in the Card Explorer.

  • The Adaptive card now supports schema 1.3 of MS Adaptive Cards. This comes with several new features: label support for input elements inside cards; support for required fields via the isRequired property of the input elements; support for errorMessage; support for the style property for actions. For more information, see the Adaptive Card Learn section and the Styled Actions Sample in the Card Explorer.

  • The Calendar card supports placeholder loading - a type of busy indicator that provides the user with a rough outline of the content while it is loading.

Changed•Control•Info Only•1.99

Info Only

2022-02-22

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