Other ways to trigger jobs

[Former Member]

Hi all

I was wondering if there is any way that i can turn a job ON and OFF through JavaScript in the web page of a production line monitor page...

Best regards

Tks in advance

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Ricardo,

hope you are doing fine. The link below will answer your questions:

BR

Pedro Iglesias

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Pedro!

everything going well! and you?

thanks for your answer!

i was now just wondering and testing how i could implement it.

i already tested those links and they work like a charm however it is necessary to run the link. When we run the link, does it have to open a new page, or is there a way to run the link without going out of the line monitor screen?

Best Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Also just to share the information, i also found this link that may help others:

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mii122sp01/helpdata/en/4a/e77da4914834c9e10000000a421138/content.htm

BR

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Ricardo,

yes it is possible (different ways). First create a XMLQuery with the URL for Disable/Enable jobs (use server://XMII/....).

Then use the XMLQuery in a iCommand-Applet inside your HTML. Now you can execute the iCommand from the javascript

inside your HTML without to change the HTML page.

Hope this help you out.

BR

Pedro Iglesias

[Former Member]

Ricardo

You might want to do some research using illuminator admin service. With this you can get the list of the jobs and start stop them using it in Javascript

[Former Member]

hello and tks for the reply...

i'm not a very experienced user.

i tried to search for that but i wasn't able to find anything useful, at least of what i think...

could you please give me more detailed information on this subject?

Regards

[Former Member]

where can i find information on this, i tryed google, sap manual, and sdn...

[Former Member]

what i want is:

while the user is working with mii, i have a job running. but i want to stop it, then run a script, and after that turn job on again.