Using Adobe interactive forms in CAF

[Former Member]

Dear,

We're setting up the following flow :

1/ Adobe Interactive Form -> Enter data, press button, triggers webservice, starts GP.

2/ GP -> Does RFC call with values from form, returns different values

These steps pose no problem at the moment, but we're unsure how to proceed with the next steps. A new interactive form needs to be sent with the new data, which should then trigger the next step in the GP upon completion.

Is this possible, to do this and still stay in the same GP?

We can generate a form with an RFC call if necessary, I'd even prefer this, but then how do we know what to send back to the GP to stay in the same GP? Can we call a specific step in an existing GP to trigger the next one?

Thanks in advance,

Frederik-Jan

[yogesh_galphade]

Hi

Please mention your issue again.

As I understood,

You can send data from first adobe form to next adobe form using action parameters, also you can call the another GP process using the second adobe form.

If you need any other information, please let me know the GP process what you are looking for.

[Former Member]

Basically this example described by SAP itself :

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/c4/8d4a4273bb3830e10000000a155106/frameset.htm

The problem is, I haven't found the description of how to do this. Only that it's possible, which is little help sadly enough.

Example 1: Offline Form for In-Process Use

You can use such form to execute certain process steps offline and get data required for the next steps in the process.

For example, you can create a form that is sent to the processor by e-mail. The recipient enters the required data in the form offline, and submits it back to Guided Procedures (GP). The input data is then passed to the relevant parameters of the next action in the process.

To implement this scenario, you must:

· Design an appropriate interactive form with input fields for all required data, and a Submit button that sends the information back to the GP framework.

· Create an interactive form callable object with the following configuration parameters selected:

¡ Enable Use in Guided Procedures

¡ Create an Offline Interactive Form and Send it by E-Mail

· Add the callable object to an action, and insert the action into the relevant block and process.

· Consolidate the parameters, so that the output of the interactive form is mapped to the input of the next action in the process.

The predefined Check User block implements this scenario.