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What does JCO.Client.setSapGui( ) do?

Posted on Feb 25, 2004 at 03:47 PM 35 Views

I'm looking at the javadoc for JCO, and there is a call for setSapGui(int). The doc doesn't really say what it does. Can anyone tell me what this method is for?

I would like to use it to bring up the login dialog on Windows if possible.

~John

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  • author's profile photo Gregor Wolf
    Gregor Wolf
    Posted on Mar 01, 2004 at 06:35 PM

    Hello John,

    I think by enabling the SAP GUI with setSapGui(1) you can also call functions with GUI output. But this is only possible when you have SAP GUI installed on the computer you are running the JCO Program. In a Web environment it does not make sense.

    Regards

    Gregor

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    • Former Member Gregor Wolf
      Mar 22, 2004 at 11:26 AM

      Yes Gregor. I am getting the login details from the user.

      But my question is different.Suppose, I want to invoke the Login window of SAP. First I will call setSapGui(1). Then I have to call some function module to invoke the login window. What is that function module? What are the function modules for some other SAP windows? How can I find those function modules? This is my question. Thanks in advance.

      Regards,

      Vijaya Gopal.

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    Posted on Mar 02, 2004 at 03:19 PM

    I don't have a probelm connecting in the standard way with JCO, that works fine. I'm actually reimplementing an existing piece of software that used the Login Dialog provided with SAP GUI to allow the user to login. I was hoping that I could invoke that dialog with JCO to maintain the same look and feel for the user, rather than implement my own dialog with swing.

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    Posted on Mar 02, 2004 at 03:28 PM

    Hi John,

    I don't know if this can help you but I used setSapgui(2) to launch the sapgui in invisible mode. That's mean that the sapgui is launched but it isnot displayed.

    regards

    Mert

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