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How to trigger the same gp process once again pogrammatically

Posted on Dec 17, 2007 at 11:28 AM 9 Views

Hi

I have aGP process implemented in Webdynpro.

After the completion of this process, itshould automatically trigger the same GP process once again.

It should happen from the webdynpro coding.

Can anybody help me.

thnaks

Smitha

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    Posted on Dec 27, 2007 at 04:51 AM
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    Hi Smitha,

    Please go through [this|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/43/fcdf77fc6510b3e10000000a11466f/content.htm]. It explains how to Start and Terminate Processes Using the GP API step by step.

    Regards,

    Rupam

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    • Former Member Dipankar Saha
      Jan 21, 2008 at 07:56 AM

      Dear Dipankar ,

      Sorry for this delay. Today Only, I could try your suggestion .

      Anyway I'm really thankful to you.

      It is working fine,. After completing one process, I am able to trigger a new process through coding and instantiation view is also coming correctly.

      Thanks a lot

      Regards

      Smitha

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    Dipankar Saha
    Posted on Dec 20, 2007 at 09:47 AM
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    Hi,

    I can't understand what you mean by "a GP process implemented in Webdynpro". Do you mean a Web Dynpro callable object implemented using GP interface? If you want to start a new process instance before completing the running process instance you can use either of the two options:

    1) Use Start Process callable object which will trigger the new process instance if used anywhere in your process template. Before this CO use a Business Logic CO to check the parameter which will determine whether this is the first or the second run. Set the resultstate target of the decision action to the start process CO if it's the first run.

    2) Use the GP API or the Web Service from the last CO or a new background action CO to start a new instance of the process. Use the decision/business logic CO as in the previous case.

    Thanks,

    Dipankar

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      Dec 20, 2007 at 11:44 AM

      Hi Dipankar,

      I tried , what you had told also.

      I created one "Initiate Process" CO.

      In my first action, on submission, I set the result state to next action.

      Along with it should start a new process Instance.

      But for my first action I can set only one result state. is it?

      Other wise I should be able to set 2 result states ..1 to resume the existing process. and the other to start "initiate Process CO".

      is it possible?

      Please help

      thanks

      smitha

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