CATT Wizard

[Susan R. Keohan]

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>From: Philip Kisloff <pkisloff at dc.com>
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>     I was hoping of introducing the CATT wizard to workflow configurers
>     who do not have a developers key. The info I've seen suggests to me
>     it should be possible, and it seems it should be more than a way to
>     save coding a call transaction.
>
>     Using a Wizard, I've incorporated the CATT business object into a
>     standard task and this task into a workflow definition. There is
>     a similar SAP supplied standard task (TS3000742) which uses a
>     CATT procedure.
>
>     Both approaches want the CATT parameters to be read without
>     binding to the standard object method 'execute'. My task does not
>     work, as I expected, but I'm thinking that I might be missing
>     something.
>
>     If I need to redefine the method 'execute' in my own subtype,
>     and add the missing paramters to the method, developer rights
>     will still be required. Is this how its supposed to work?
>
>     Phil Kisloff
>     Deloitte Consulting
>     Oberwil-CH.
>