Displaying Scanned document during invoice registration

[tom.olaf]

Hi.
 
One additional comment to Jimmys solution. To be able to use a secondary
method, the object type Image needs to be defined as a container element and
an instance of the object must be available during execution. In standard
early archiving scenarios, the image container element is received from the
logic that starts the workflow. In other scenarios you might have to have a
specific step in the workflow with a method for creating an instance of IMAGE.
 
Regards
Tom
 
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>Loeffen,
>to answer your question:
>How do i call that method when at the same time i am executing a method for
>business object BUS2081 Incoming invoice.
>
>In your Activity step, there is a Method tab. And under that there are
'Method
>BEFORE Work Item Execution (Model call)' and 'Method AFTER Work Item
Execution
>(Model call)'. You need to have IMAGE, DISPLAY in the BEFORE session and you
>may like to have IMAGE, WINDOWCLOSE in the AFTER session...
>
>Jimmy
>
> --- Loeffen Robert <robert.loeffen at pinkroccade.com> *:0T.'!G> I have
>configured a workflow for processing incoming invoices.
>> In a certain step of the workflow an agent has to register the invoice
>> with transaction mir7.
>> If he executes the task i want to let the systeem immediately display the
>> scanned document.
>> (not by clicking on the services button and displaying the attachments)
>> But how do i do this ?
>> Business object for scanned document is IMAGE method is DISPLAY.
>> How do i call that method when at the same time i am executing a method for
>> business object BUS2081 Incoming invoice.
>> The system/workflow has to know which scanned document to display.
>> Also i can't call methods of other business objects as a 'second' method.
>> Do i need to program a new method for business object bus2081 which
displays
>> the scanned document ? And do you have any tips on how to do that.
>>
>> Gr. Axelreno
>
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