ABAP OO objects as BOR method parameters.

[Florin Wach]

Hi Sharath,

1) ... hm... didn't realize that OO-Workflow works on 4.7 already (stable).
Try using ABAP reference type SIBFLPOR

2) If you cannot define the parameter as CL -Object, the macro will try to convert the runtime-reference of a BO to a persistent reference of the BO, which has to fail for obvious reasons. If using the ABAP-Dic-Reference, then it won't be a problem

3) Yes, the workflow cannot store OO-Object in the container, unless you've fully implemented the interface

....

Anyhow, from my perspective it looks like you should keep using a new business object implementation and not using the OO-part for the moment. Maybe you give some explanation of how and why you like to use this kind of container/implementation.

Best wishes,
Florin


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> Datum: Mon, 20 Jul 2009 15:48:58 -0700 (PDT)
> Von: Sharath K <ksharath77 at yahoo.com>
> An: "SAP Workflow Users\' Group" <sap-wug at mit.edu>
> Betreff: ABAP OO objects as BOR  method parameters.

> Hi all, Here I am repostig the issue(seems my emails are ending in Junk
> folder). 
>  I am trying to return a class object from business
> object method to workflow container. I am not using this is class object
> in any
> of my tasks, using just as parameter..
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> Issue-1: I am unable to class object as BOR method parameter, I cant see
> any options to choose ABAP class
> type..the only two options are (i)ABAP Dictionary, (ii) Object type.. Is
> it a version issue..the client is on R/3 4.7.
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> Issue-2: Object reference is not passed to task
> container with SWC_SET_ELEMENT CONTAINER macro from BOT method.
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> Issue-3: I have not implemented IF_WORKFLOW methods in the class..Do I
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> implement the interface methods irrespective of its use in task?
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> Thanks for all your input. 
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> Regards,
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> Sharath.
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