on 12-18-2012 2:19 PM
In the FPM Configuration Screen I have added a customer button (to trigger a GAF-substep).
I have given my button a name and according to the:
Floorplan Manager
for Web Dynpro ABAP
- Developer's Guide -
page 36, I should add an Event ID (beside a Label Name).
But where/how do I enter the Button's Event ID?
Thanks
Kim Brandt
if you add this button in configuration editor then you will see a event_id input_field .
but if you use code to add button then in method of creating button you will get paramter to add even_id
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So, this is my Z-WDC, but how to catch my Z-Event ZSUBSTEP from the FPM configuration???
I not sure to do more coding in my Z_WDC.
At runtime I now coded the missing method WIP_ZSUBSTEP_HDL of the class CL_PRS_ASSISTANCE to raise my Event. But now i get a new error message:
Method call failed; the method WIP_FPM_CHANGE_STEP_HDL of the class CL_PRS_ASSISTANCE does not exist.
How to encode this method???
Thanks
Kim
FPM Docu:
Button choices: buttons which offer the user a dropdown menu with a list of further
options. You can define the individual menu options in a button-choice and attach
events to them. FPM provides no predefined events for these menu options but allows
you to attach your own events instead. To attach your own predefined event to a
button, enter a menu option name (Label) and the event ID.
When the menu option is selected during run-time, the FPM will call up the attached event.
The z-button is defined on the FPM menu.
I have defined the event for the conponent controller of my z-wdc substep screen and flagged it as interface.
I have defined an event handler method at the conponent controller but it is not called at rumtime by FPM whne the z-button is pressed??
Thanks
Kim
Where is the button defined? In a UIBB?
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