Emergency Contact iView in MSS

[Former Member]

We are implementing MSS ERP2005 Ehp 3.

Is there an iView for Managers to view employees Emergency Contact Details?

Or do I need to modify the exist personal data iVIew for Employees?

Thanks

WB

[siddharthrajora]

The standard iview used to display the Emergency Contact details of

employee in Manager view is "com.sap.pct.hcm.eeprofileemergencycontact".

This is to inform that the Emergency Contact iView does not exist for

the Business Package for MSS 1.0. This functionality is not provided

with the new business package for MSS 1.0.

Following is the link to the BP documentation that mentions this point.

http://help.sap.

com/erp2005_ehp_02/helpdata/en/e4/eae58d973e4edcb1392147c05fb8a4/framese

t.htm

[Former Member]

The documentation says:

!The iView do not exist for the Web Dynpro for Java technology. The iViews based on HTMLB for Java technology are compatible with later releases. That is, you can use iViews from the Business Package for Manager Self-Service 60.1 in the Business Package for Manager Self-Service (mySAP ERP 2005)"

So does this mean I could still you the old version?

[suresh_datti]

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> So does this mean I could still you the old version?

YES.. for instance we have decided to stick with the good old JSP based PCRs.

~Suresh

[Former Member]

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> >

> > So does this mean I could still you the old version?

>

> YES.. for instance we have decided to stick with the good old JSP based PCRs.

>

> ~Suresh

Thanks Suresh

So does com.sap.pct.hcm.eeprofileemergencycontact exist in MSS ERP2005?

If so can we use this with the Employee Search iView?

Thanks

WB

[suresh_datti]

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> So does com.sap.pct.hcm.eeprofileemergencycontact exist in MSS ERP2005?
> WB

I don't think so.. you will have to import the par file from the 60.1 package.. your Portal admin should be able to do it ..

~Suresh

[Former Member]

Hi WB,

If you are in Business Package 1.0, the Iview for Emergency Contact does not exist for Web Dynpro for Java Technology.

Thanks.

N Navaneethan

Edited by: whynotnaveen on Dec 11, 2008 9:29 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Will,

I need your help here...

I need to contact your next of kin and tell him/her that you have not read the forum rules.

A symptom of this is 99 unresolved questions, many of which are cross-posted. This really messes up our forums and leaves dead wood around the site.

Please close your threads (the comments field is not mandatory) and use the "Abuse Reports" button if you would like us to delete the question completely.

Of course, this does depend on whether there are answers, and whether they are worth keeping.

Thanks for your understanding,

Julius

[Former Member]

>

> Hi Will,
> 
> I need your help here...
> 
> I need to contact your next of kin and tell him/her that you have not read the forum rules.
> 
> A symptom of this is 99 unresolved questions, many of which are cross-posted. This really messes up our forums and leaves dead wood around the site.
> 
> Please close your threads (the comments field is not mandatory) and use the "Abuse Reports" button if you would like us to delete the question completely.
> 
> Of course, this does depend on whether there are answers, and whether they are worth keeping.
> 
> Thanks for your understanding,
> Julius

Julius

Your post made me laugh out loud!

I can confirm I only two outstanding questions from 99!!!

Thanks

WB

[Former Member]

Thanks. Pity that only 4 of them were usefull though...

Merry Christmas all the same,

Julius