Accessing an object attribute in programmed binding?

Edwin Mukusha emukusha at nebraska.edu
Thu Sep 8 12:04:36 EDT 2005


Hey Margaret,

Try the following:
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data: $Myobject type swc_object,
           l_attribute1  type .....,
           l_attribute2 type .....,
           l_attribute3 type ..... .



* Set the calling container to runtime to allow you to access BOR elements
swc_container_to_runtime calling_container.

swc_get_element calling_container 'MyObject' $MyObject.

swc_get_property $MyObject 'Attribute1' l_attribute1.

swc_get_property $MyObject 'Attribute2' l_attribute2.

concatenate l_attribute1 l_attribute2 into l_attribute3.

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happy coding,


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"Hilsbos, Margaret A" <Margaret.Hilsbos at dayzim.com>
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09/08/2005 10:37 AM
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Hello WUG'ers,

An easy one for many of you I am sure:

I am trying to write a programmed binding using attributes of an object in 
the container. For example the workflow container has 'MyObject' with 
Attribute1 and Attribute2. Suppose I want to bind to a task, the value 
which is Attribute1 and Attribute2 concatenated.  I think the only way to 
do this is in a programmed binding.

I have been able to use programmed binding successfully when I access a 
simple element in the container, but I then tried to use "swc_get_element 
calling_container...." in various ways to access an object attribute and 
always the value is blank. Can anyone give me a simple example syntax of 
how I could use an attribute of an object in the programmed binding?  (I 
am not much of an ABAPer but I am good at following examples ;-) 

The SAP version is 6.20.

Thanks,

Margaret Hilsbos
Day & Zimmermann


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