on 07-25-2009 5:12 AM
Hi Experts,
Is there any way to run webdynpro application in background.Could you suggest me if you have an idea.
Thank You,
Anupama.
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Hi Anupama,
I guess you havent even gone through my replies. My first reply itself was regarding the same. Its not possible to schedule Web Dynpro applications as background jobs. I had even passed you on a
[thread |;in which Thomas Jung had clearly even
explained the reasons behind the same. I would appreciate if you could go through my replies & the threads which I pass
on to you a bit more carefully. This would even save you a lot of time instead of waiting to hear back from me again. Anyways am
pasting his comments from that thread in here for your observation...
You can not background schedule web dynpro components. Your component should be structured using MVC (Model View Controller)
so that the business logic is not contained directly in the component itself. This business logic should remain callable via
classic dynpro techniques - that can still be background scheduled.
Regards,
Uday
Hi Anupama,
Well the alternative solution for this is already present in the [thread |;
which I had passed on to you earlier. Am pasting even the conversation which Sid had with Thomas in there. Did you go
through that [thread |; which I had passed on to you?
I have already passed that twice prior to this.
Regards,
Uday
Hello Thomas,
Thankx for replying. OK, you mean I put my business logic in a FM and call that FM in my webdyn component.
And when it is required to background schedule it I will call that FM in an executable code.
AM i correct?
Yes. You will have to write a classic dynpro application to call the FM or class with your business
logic and if you are producing a report - use old style list processing of the CL_SALV* classes to produce the report.
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