Transaction launcher

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have used transaction launcher to delfine a link to our internal documentation site. But when I execute the same in web ui O get the error

Details: Launch transaction not defines

Execution not possible

Please suggest. I have maintained all the necesary settings.

Regards

Yogesh

[Former Member]

Hi,

The settings you have mentioned are already in place. Still the link does not work. Any idea why?

Regards

Yogesh

[Former Member]

Yogesh,

you can check the following things, just to ensure settings are done right and come to conclusion.

1. Put a breakpoint and see if it is going in the Z-class that you have mentioned.

2. Also, try to give some other url, say www.google.com, instead of intranet link and see it if works.

3. Copy any of the standard transaction launcher and see if they are working..

Thanks,

Rohit

[Former Member]

Hi Ruby,

Thanks for the information.

I have done all the steps as you have mentioned but still the issue persists.

Also what settings would differ if I had to launch a new session using transaction launcher. Thanks for the help.

Regards

Yogesh

[robert_kunstelj]

Check if you defined in view CRMV_IC_LTX_URL the GET method in field Request Method.

And in trx CRMC_UI_ACTIONWZ check if you set Component Set to ALL.

To launch a new session using transaction launcher you have to set flag Stateful instead of Raise veto.

Regards.

[former_member202474]

Hi Yogesh,

Robert is right , you need to check the stateful flag , to open a window in a different session.

Regards,

Ruby.

[Former Member]

Hi Prasanjit,

Thanks for the reply.

I have done the settings mentioned by you in the previous reply. Still the issue persists.

Regards

Yogesh

[former_member202474]

Hi Yogesh,

Please check the steps below:

1.To launch an URL the URL has to be defined in the URL repository first:View: CRMV_IC_LTX_URL.

Transaction: SM30

View: CRMV_IC_LTX_URL

2.IMG: Customer Relationship Management > UI Framework >> Technical Role Definition > Configure Transaction Launcher

or transaction: CRMC_UI_ACTIONWZ

Enter an ID (donu2018t use the F4-help)

3.Enter a description

Enter a class name (donu2018t use the F4-help):ZCL_<name>

Flag u201AStatefulu2018, if the URL should be launched in a new window

4.Choose Transaction Type = URL Transaction

Choose the URL ID you defined in the URL repository

5.IMG: Customer Relationship Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

Create an new Logical Link

Type: C Launch Transaction

Target ID: EXECLTX

Parameter class: CL_CRM_UI_LTX_NAVBAR_PARAM

6.IMG: Customer Relationship Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

Create a new Direct Link Group and assign the logical link to it

Assign the Direct Link Group to your Navigation Bar Profile

IMG: Customer Relationship Management > Business Role > Define Business Role > Set the link to visible

7.IMG: Customer Relationship Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

Create a new Work Center Link Group and assign the Logical Link

Assign the Work Center Link Group to a Work Center

IMG: Customer Relationship Management > Business Role > Define Business Role > Set the Group to u201AIn menuu2018 and u201AIn Work Centeru2018

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Ruby.

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have made the following configuration settings:

1. Defined the URL in tx code CRMC_IC_LTX_URLS

2. Made the configuration using transaction launcher

3. Added a logical link for the same in navigation bar

I tried with a simple URL like google but the error message is the same. Please let me know if I have missed something.

Regards

Yogesh

[prasenjit_sharma]

Hi,

Did you define the logical link as follows:

Target ID EXECLTX

Parameter <your URL transaction name>

Parameter Class CL_CRM_UI_LTX_NAVBAR_PARAM

Regards

Prasenjit

[prasenjit_sharma]

Hi,

Looks like you have not done all the necessary config. Please let us know what you did, then we'd be able to tell you what you did not.

Regards

Prasenjit