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The portal page builder required to execute this callable object is not ava

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We have created a callable object in GP of type Portal Page or IView using the link

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/42/9304efa5061d6ae10000000a1553f6/content.htm

When we try execute the action from UWL, the following error it shows,

The portal page builder required to execute this callable object is not available.

Any idea about this error.

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Hi,

I had exactly the same problem, and the only solution I have found to this issue was from a blog "How to present processes to the end user" :

First create an iView in Portal Content of type Java Web Dynpro and use the following Web Dynpro application provided by SAP: AInstantiation under namespace sap.com/cafeugpuiinst.

In the Application Parameter property of the iView specify the process id of the GP process in the parameter process.template.id e.g. process.template.id=A7A896EFADF811DBC0640016353AC84F&process.autostart=t .

Then you have to execute that iview to start the process and it will work fine. This way is much better because you will be able to start a process from a link in the detailed navigation , avoiding the runtime of GP.

Regards.

Marco.

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Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

We have done the same way as suggested by you.

We have an tiff image in the application, that we are displaying using IFrame using some coding.

When I do some event in the view, the image is getting refreshed automatically, which we dont want to do. To avoid this situation, we went for portal callable objects.

Any possible approachs for this problem...

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Hi,

Have you missed out any of these simple steps?

1. Have you created all the reqd callable objects? Also, when you are in the multiedit mode at process level, any chance any of the actions are not editable?

2. Have you mapped the parameters at block level - "parameter mapping"?

3. Have you assigned the "Initiator" role type to all the Process roles at process level?

4. Are your actions in the correct sequence at block level?

5. Have you activated the process?

Please let me know abt these

Regards,

Vani

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Hi,

Thanks..

We have created only one callable object, action for the purpose of testing. The roles are also assigned to Initiator in the process level.

--krishnaveni.

Former Member
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Hi,

Are you trying to initiate the process through UWL? Have you tried initiating the process through GP runtime? Trying to get this clarified before proceeding further.

Regards,

Madhu

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Any update on this.

Urgent..

Former Member
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We have tried the same concept in NW2004s, the action is executing with out any error, any idea what may be the reason, not working in ce 7.1

Thanks..