问题
I have a table with product details like ID, description, price etc.. I am trying to export these data to an Excel.
Issue
If I just do getModel("A")
, and then bind few properties of "A", which are not nested, the excel is downloaded fine. But if there is any other structure, which I am trying to access for example, getModel("A").getProperty("/Person/PersonFullName")
, it will leave that column blank.
{ // Controller
onExport: function() {
var aCols, aProducts, oSettings;
aCols = this.createColumnConfig();
aProducts = this.getView().getModel("A"); // A has nested/deep entities
oSettings = {
workbook: { columns: aCols },
dataSource: aProducts
};
var oSpreadsheet = new Spreadsheet(oSettings); // required "sap/ui/export/Spreadsheet"
oSpreadsheet.build();
},
createColumnConfig: function() {
return [
{
label: 'Product ID',
property: 'name'
},
{
label: 'Category',
property: 'BillTo/BillToName', //Not able to get this property
}
];
},
}
回答1:
According to the API reference of sap/ui/export/Spreadsheet, the dataSource
setting object awaits one of the following arguments:
- Map of data source properties, // See API reference for available options
- URL to an OData service
- JSON array
But in your code, the aProduct
, which is assigned to the dataSource
, is a reference to the "A"
model which is invalid.
The dataSource
should be set, depending on the model type, accordingly:
With ODataModel
const odataListBinding = this.byId("myResponsiveTable").getBinding("items");
const serviceEntryPath = "/sap.app/dataSources/<sourceName>/uri"; // See manifest.json for <sourceName>
const serviceUrl = this.getOwnerComponent().getManifestEntry(serviceEntryPath);
{ // Constructor settings of sap/ui/export/Spreadsheet
dataSource: {
type: "OData",
useBatch: true,
serviceUrl: serviceUrl,
headers: odataListBinding.getModel().getHeaders(),
dataUrl: odataListBinding.getDownloadUrl(), // serviceUrl + "/Orders" + added queries ($expand, $select, ...)
count: odataListBinding.getLength(),
sizeLimit: /*e.g.*/1000,
},
worker: true, // false if working with mock server or if CSP is enabled.
fileName: "myExportedDataFromODataV2.xlsx"
}
Note: Please make sure that the corresponding $expand
parameter is included in the dataUrl
. Otherwise, nested properties won't be exported.
Samples
- My sample with nested properties ($expand)
- Sample from the Demo Kit
With client-side models (e.g. JSONModel
)
{ // Constructor settings of sap/ui/export/Spreadsheet
dataSource: myJSONModel.getProperty("/SomeCollection"), // returns an array
fileName: "myExportedDataFromPlainJSON.xlsx"
}
Samples
- My sample with nested properties
- Sample from the Demo Kit
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54083928/export-business-data-from-ui5-to-excel