on 10-22-2008 11:32 AM
Hi Guys,
What i intend to do is:
I have total 3 callable objects
1) CO1
2) CO2
3) CO3
CO1 and CO2 will have only output parameters.
CO3 has input and out parameters both.
CO3 is a re usable callable object which should be able to read output
parameters of CO1 and CO2 in same structure in different processes.
So in one process i would have CO1 and CO3 where as in another process
i would have CO2 and CO3.
Now i am not sure whether using Guided procedure WebDynpro Callable
objects, can i read output parameters of CO1 or CO2 in input parameters
of CO3. ( in CO3 in getDescription method i only know name of the
structure , in execute method i need to read the dynamic input node ,
either of CO1 or of CO2 . )
and in Guided procedures design time i need to map CO1 Output Structure
with CO3 input structure and CO2 output structure with Co3 input
structure.
please suggest whether this is possible or not.
Regards,
Ashish Shah
Not possible, as suggested by SAP.
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Hi Ashish,
what u want to achieve is absolutely possible....
also letme know whether the 2 processess are dependent on each other !!!!!!!
Regards,
Sudheer.
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Hi Sudheer,
The problem here is in parameter mapping in GP Process:
In my CO1 i have a following structure as output structure with the following attributes
Str1
-att1
-att2
-att3
and in CO3 i have following structure as input structure with the following attributes
Str3
now in Structure Str3 i dont have any attributes at design time , the attributes will come from CO1 structure.
Due to this i am unable to map two COs CO1 and Co3 parameters Str1 --> Str3.
These two processes will be independent of each other.
Can you please suggest how can i proceed.
Regards,
Ashish shah
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