Hello,
i want to create an insert in a database table using a web dynpros that call my method createEntry i a sessionbean. The sessionbean is ok, it worked with a jsp.
My Problem:
The inputfields of my form are blocked so that i cannot insert the values. This problem only occurs if i bind the inputfields to the attributes of my web service in the view context.
What i already did:
I defined a web service in my EJB Module Project.
I imported this model into my web dynpro.
I bound the elements of the web service into the custom controller.
I bound the elements from the custom controller to my view context.
I did not bind the result of the web service in any way because i do not need it.
Did i miss something i had to do?
Thanks for help or any advices, it is my first time using a web service and i already tried to get along with the CarRental and the Email example.
André
2 Answers
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Former MemberPosted on Jan 12, 2005 at 12:50 PMHi,
I think you problem is not a Web Service but the fact that Model Context Elements are not created automatically.
>I bound the elements of the web service into the custom >controller.
You made a binding but here you should <b>create</b> the elemnts itself wich means:
1. Create the instance of the element for you cotext node.
2. Call wdContext.node<You Context Name>.bind(<instance created in previous step>
This step is the same as for RFC Model so if you fill that my explanation is not clear enought go to Adptive RFC Model tutorial (calling BAPI_FLIGHT_GET_LIST) and see the code in wdDoInit() method.
Hope it helps.
Victor
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