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In the head area and at the end of the HTML, there is meta data and references to the various JavaScript libraries
and CSS used by the UI.
The body of the HTML contains the UI's header bar with the title text and the alert bar for displaying
messages. The rest of the body is the workarea. A workarea connects to a SAP HANA attribute view and
serves as a container for all other widgets on the page. The workarea is divided into the facetPane, the
contentPane, and the facetrepository.
The facetPane starts with the searchbox followed by a facetcolumn and the facetpane. The
workareaitem widgets inside the column and the pane are only placeholders for facets of the repository that
the user can shuffle around at runtime.
Inside the facetrepository, there are the actual workareaitem widgets. For switching between different
chart types, there are the switchbox widgets. The last widget in the repository is the resultlist.
11.3.5 Preparing Your Source Data
Before you start to build your information access application, you need to have a clear understanding of who will
use it and for what purpose. Once you are sure which content you need to enable for access, prepare this data as
described here. Then you define how the content is to be displayed and which interactive navigation attributes are
to be provided.
Ensuring Full Text Indexing
Make sure that a full-text index is created for each of your table columns that contains human-readable text data
that is suitable for a freestyle search. The index structure is attached to the column and is leveraged to identify
texts that contain the search terms. The full text index is automatically updated when new records are entered in
the table.
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