Calling Webtransaction from website & extended URL link

[Kim Schell]

Deanna,
Once you have generated a webtransaction from a workflow (and it's been a while
since I did this), an SAP transaction will be generated (check this with se93),
and an Internet Service will be generated for the transaction (check this with
se80).
are they there?
An Internet Transaction is a front end to a SAP transaction.
you can call Internet Services (or if they don't exist, the ITS will look for
transactions) usign the URL
     http://<server>/scripts/wgate/<internet service>/!
 
knowing you've implemented Apply for Leave through ESS, look at that, Apply for
Leave implements a web transaction.
 
btw, do you know he HTML code to go to a URL from clicking a button?
 
to answer question 2...
if the internet service deosn't exist for a specified transaction you have run
that transaction by either
     http://<server>/scripts/wgate/<transaction>/!
or   http://<server>/scripts/wgate/webgui/!?~transaction=<transaction>
 
try these through your web browser... do they work?
 
-Kim
 
 
 
 
 
Deanna Teo <deannate at au1.ibm.com> on 09/10/2001 10:22:55 AM
 
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To:   SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
cc:    (bcc: Kim Schell/CONTRACTOR/TMCA)
Subject:  Re: Calling Webtransaction from website & extended URL link
 
 
 
Kim,
Thanks for responding so quickly!
 
Question 1:
 
We do not have a Workplace server, just ITS. So the webtransaction will be
called from the outside.
Where do I place the internet service
http://<server>/scripts/wgate/<internet service>/!   ?
Is it called within the HTML screen of the webpage with an 'okcode' that we
could call the webtransaction?
 
Push Button(Web)  ----> Webtransaction -----> Workflow(inCRM)
                (a)                   kicks of
 
Basically, we do not know how to do '(a)'.
 
Question 2:
 
Is this password a dynamic password of any specific authoriser who clicks
on that link or it has to be just a static password setup by Basis at ITS?
 
http://<server>/scripts/wgate/<internet service>/!?~password=<yourpassword>
 
Also, does this URL bring me to a specific transaction I want?Or is the
transaction specified within my internet service?
 
 
Regards,
Deanna Teo
Enterprise Resources
IBM GSA
Mobile: 0421 054 593
 
 
 
 
 
                    Kim Schell
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Deanna,
question 1
The website you are calling from, is that within Workplace or outseide
workplace?
also, do you want to call the webtransaction within workplace or outside?
you should understand your setup (talk to your basis ppl) and make sure
there's
nothing dodgy about calling the webtransaction if it's not being called
within
workplace.
(we've had some issues with delivering SAPGui for HTML outside Workpalce)
so, if your calling the webtransaction outside workpalce, you should be
able to
use this URL.
          http://<server>/scripts/wgate/<internet service>/!
noting, the internet service should have the same name as your transaction
(use
se80 or sap at web studio to check).
also, If your having problems with this URL then your basis ppl should be
able
to help.
 
question 2
not knowing anything about CRM, and assuming your delivering CRM through
SAPGui
for HTML, you can run the URL with a password like this
          http://<server>/scripts/wgate/<internet
service>/!?~password=<yourpassword>
however, there's a huge security problem here with the unencrypted password
open
for the world to see.
so I wouldn't recommend this.
 
besides that, you could (again) talk to your basis ppl to setup a password
in
your ITS parameters on the ITS server.
 
Regards
-Kim
 
 
 
 
 
Deanna Teo <deannate at au1.ibm.com> on 09/10/2001 09:44:01 AM
 
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To:   SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
cc:    (bcc: Kim Schell/CONTRACTOR/TMCA)
Subject:  Calling Webtransaction from website & extended URL link
 
 
 
Hi there!
 
I have 2 queries and any help would be much appreciated!
 
     1.   I have created a Webtransaction for my Workflow Template and the
     problem now that we do not know is how to call my webtransaction from
     a    customised push button on screen from the website/internet. Does
     anyone have any idea how this could be done?
 
 
     2.   Within my work item, I have a URL link which presently points to
     the main logon screen in CRM. What my client wants is to bypass the
     logon
          screen in CRM and brings them straight into the main transaction
     screen.  Does anyone know if this is possible and what are the
     parameters
          that I should type for the URL link within my work item?
 
 
Thanks and Regards,
 
Deanna Teo
Enterprise Resources
IBM GSA
Mobile: 0421 054 593
 
 
 
 
 
 
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