on 08-31-2007 10:16 AM
why do we give delegation, what is the concept behind that?
hi ,
here ur customized object acts as a supertype, instead of actual method
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hi expert ravi...
you ve created an customizing object iby using super type object...
in your customizing object you ve methods...
which all used while you using the Corresponding super type object when you after your delegation.
but only one customizing object can delegate with super type.
at the time of upgrade version it ll be very helpful for you while you usig hte super type delgation with your customizing object.
if it is ver helpful for you please reward points...
regards,
velmurugan....
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Hi RK,
BOR object has Attributes, events, methods and key.
say this BOR has a method FETCH.
Now your requirement is using the same BOR, you need a ZDISPLAY method which actually the BOR doesnt provide,
but inorder to incorporate ZDISPLAY you delegate this to a ZBOR which can use parent BOR's attributes, events etc...and create a ZDISPLAY for you.
Any scope which Std.BOR doesnt have, can be delegated using ZBOR.
Concept similar to Parent Child class.
Aditya
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We do delegation so that we can use the Standard Functionality of a Standard Business Object plus the added functionality that you have incorporated in your Custom Business Object that you have delegated from standard Business Object. When you delegate a Standard BO then your custom BO actually gets called.
<b>Reward points if useful</b>
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