FW: Check FM related

[akshay.bhagwat@wipro.com]

Hi all,

I had a look on my question and came to know that I am populating a
event container in check FM. On workflow side, for event binding,
standard event does not have required parameter which I have populated
in check FM so I am not able to bind this populated element to workflow.
So, just wanted to know is there anyway for adding event parameter to
the standard event being triggered by an application?

I.e. even if I create a subtype and delegate it to main object, can I
add event parameter to inherited event of my extended object? If this is
fine, then my be my problem of passing data to workflow will be solved
as I will be able to do binding from event container to workflow
container.

Hope I have clarified the scenario.
 Pls. suggest on this.

Thanks and Regards,
Akshay


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From: Akshay Bhagwat (WT01 - UTILITIES)
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 11:48 AM
To: 'SAP Workflow Users' Group'
Subject: Check FM related


Hi All,

We are using standard event for triggering workflow. We are also using
check FM for starting this workflow.
Requirement is that we want to set value for one of the elements of
event container in check FM and pass it to event container and in turn
to workflow.

Now Question is whether we can populate this element in check function
module and pass it to workflow even though it is not defined as event
parameter for particular event in BOR?

(We have not created the said element for population as event parameter
as it belongs to standard BOR Object and hence wanted to check above
mentioned possibility before extending this object.)

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Akshay




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