refer this thread http://scn.sap.com/message/10197261
You can do so via filtering or classification of tasks
read here
You will need to enable the support information in order to get the
associated task number that corresponds to the backend task.
If you wish to hide certain tasks, the easiest way to do it is to
redirect the task type that you want to hide to some unused item type.
You can create your own XML file and give
each task number its own entry in the XML
They each need to be given a different item type name. They can't
all be directed into the same item type since there would be
multiple conflicting definitions for that item type in the file.
No view definition is needed, you can just give it a garbage
defaultView name (HiddenView).
I have attached an example for you in the attachment area. This is
stored as a text file. Also,
Where you see the following:
systemId="<YOURSID>" externalType="<YOURTASK>" in the XML, this
obviously needs to be replaced with your sid and your task id which
you are looking to exclude.
For ex
For example, if it is the following task pasted below:
<ItemType name="uwl.task.webflow.TS01000096.SAP_R3_MUS"
connector="WebFlowConnector" defaultView="DefaultView"
defaultAction="launchSAPAction" executionMode="default">
If you were trying to hide this, you would write it in the XML file
as follows:
<ItemTypes>
<ItemType name="uwl.someHiddenType1"
connector="WebFlowConnector" defaultView="HiddenView">
<ItemTypeCriteria systemId="SAP_R3_MUS"
externalType="TS01000096" connector="WebFlowConnector"/>
</ItemType>
***************And for the next one:*********************
<ItemType name="uwl.someHiddenType2" connector="WebFlowConnector"
defaultView="HiddenView">
<ItemTypeCriteria systemId="SAP_R3_MUS"
externalType="TS01000097"
connector="WebFlowConnector"/>
</ItemType>
Classification
You can arrange tasks and workflows into various classes within the SAP
System. The classes professional, personal and disciplinary are
standard. The system checks the task class under the field name
TASK_CLASS in the authorization object S_WF_WI. This system uses this
authorization object to check the authorization for carrying out
specific actions on particular work items. The assignment of tasks to
classes is also important in the definition of substitutes. You can
also define that only those classes are displayed which refer to tasks
or workflows of a particular class. Take this into account when you
create new classes and assign tasks or workflows to the classes.
You can set this classification via:
SPRO
=> IMG
=> Basis Components
=> Business Management
=> SAP Business Workflow
=> Basic Settings
=> Maintain Task Classes.
Once the classification has been added as above you can then add this to
your task. Goto PFTS => Enter task ID => Change Mode => Menu: Addition
data => Classification.
See SAP online help at:
http://help.sap.
com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/c5/e4b5eb453d11d189430000e829fbbd/framese
t.htm
[2] Substitute Profile
You can define one or more substitutes for working with the Business
Workplace. The authorizations of a substitute are determined by the
substitute profile which you assign to him/her when you set up the
substitution. A substitute profile comprises specific task classes.
Task classes describe individual tasks or standard tasks. This
assignment is made in the task definition. A user you have specified
can then log on as your substitute. "Your" work items are displayed to
the substitute in their Business Workplace with the restrictions
resulting from their substitute profile.
You can set the substitution profile via:
SPRO
=> IMG
=> Basis Components
=> Business Management
=> SAP Business Workflow
=> Basic Settings
=> Substitute Profile
=> Define Substitute Profile
or
See SAP online help at:
http://help.sap.
com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/c5/e4b5eb453d11d189430000e829fbbd/framese
t.htm
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.