E-mail notifications with shortcut: SWNWIEX

Martijn Wever martijn.wever at eozen.com
Thu Dec 1 11:17:28 EST 2005


Hi Alon,

The user goes to TX SWNWIEX, enters a WI ID and executes. The task is then  opened as if the user double clicked on a task in the inbox. 

Regards,
Martijn
------Original Message------
From: From: Alon Raskin
To: To: SAP Workflow Users' Group
Subject: RE: E-mail notifications with shortcut: SWNWIEX

Hi Martijn,
 
We dont use the RSWUWFML2 here so I am not speaking from experience. But I would have assumed that the user is taken past the first screen when they click on the shortcut. Is that not the case?
 
Alon Raskin
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From: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu on behalf of Martijn Wever
Sent: Thu 12/1/2005 06:29
To: SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: E-mail notifications with shortcut: SWNWIEX



Dear workflow experts,

In our release 4.6c we have activated the improved RSWUWFML2 program and are using it to attach a shortcut that will execute the work item. This shortcut uses transaction SWNWIEX to execute the work item. However, with this transaction the user can execute almost ANY work item just by entering the WI id. The transaction does not check if the work item is actually in the users inbox; just if he/she is a possible agent. I would think this could be a security issue but since I haven't seen any postings regarding this point I might be overlooking something (besides creating seperate tasks/possible agent assignments per approver group - in our case 70 company codes X 3 release levels)?

Any comments would be welcomed.



Regards,

Martijn Wever


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