Workflow Overview via Document Display

[Cheung, Carmen]

Thanks..

We ended up importing the event object aggregate through the binding to
the workflow container to display the log through the Services for
Obeject


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Subject: RE: Workflow Overview via Document Display


check you made the Business Object BUS2009 Container Element an Import,
Mandatory element in your custom workflow.


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From: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu [mailto:sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu] On Behalf
Of Cheung, Carmen
Sent: Tuesday, 19 July 2005 11:43 AM
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Subject: RE: Workflow Overview via Document Display



Hi,

Thanks for the reply Jocelyn. Taken a while to get back to this one.

I've checked the business object that is passed into the workflow -
BUS2009 Purchase requisitions. Although we do have a supertype
(zBUS2009) this is not the one we reference in the workflow.

Other workflows that reference the purchase requisition object reference

the same business object BUS2009.

Are any other attributes required to be returned?

Appreciate further thoughts on this topic. Thanks.

Regards

Carmen


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Hi Carmen,
You need to know what business object Generic Object Services is looking

for when its trying to build the workflow overview.  Check what business

objects are in the container of your current workflows - it may be a
super type or subtype of the one that you are using in your new
workflow.
Jocelyn


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        Hi All

        For the current workflows that we have in place, when displaying

a document and clicking on the 'Services for Object' icon, we are able
to access the workflow overview for that document.

        We have just implemented a new workflow. When clicking on this
icon through the document the following message is displayed: 'There are

no wflows for this object OR wflows have been archived'.

        The Object and Creator are both passed in the binding of the
triggering event. Is anything else required so that the workflow log for

the document can be accessed via the document?

        Would appreciate any feedback relating to this. Thanks.
        Kind regards
        Carmen

       




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