on 07-19-2012 8:22 AM
Hello,
I'm a freshman and currently working on an old project with Web Dynpro (java) and BPMN. Unfortunately the one who built the project is gone... so I have noone to ask and I found nothing in the web so far.
My question:
Is there a way to find out which BPMN-task is connected to which Web Dynpro view / app / component?
As far as I know you can create a relating component while creating a new task, but I couldn't find out where this information is stored and to be seen afterwards.
Thanks for your kind support.
Regards
Jana
Jaya
To find which WDJava component is connected to a TASK, you need to open the Task properties, go to Overview table -> User Interface
You should refer to this started doc on BPM ~ WD Java
Hope this helps.
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Thanks a lot for the fast answer!
I also just found out where the the relating user interface is to be seen (guess I was blind).
<old question>
In my own testcase there's accurately written down:
someComponent [someComponentInterfaceView] - vendor/product/devcomp
But in the old project ther seems to be a rather strange description... It looks like:
vendor.product.devcompkindofuserrole.WDComponentName -
vendor/product/devcomp
There's no space or dot between vendor.product.devand kindofuserrole in the field.
I found the relating Web Dynpro Component (>>WDcomponentName), but kindofuserrole sounds like a user role, I found no corresponding View or InterfaceView name.
In other words, there are several InterfaceViews that begin with the kindofuserrole , but which of them is connected to this task?
Is there any other locastion where the corresponding View or Component is stored? Or does anyone understand this field's content?
Now I found the package written down in the field "User Interface"! It really has been a "normal" package name. Strangely it only was shown in the Package Explorer, though it consists of a lot of Views (as Java-files). But in my Process- or Web Dynpro-View it was not to find.
Thanks a lot though... so it really was a problem of finding sources in an old project.... and a problem of too less experience of mine.
Regards
Jana
Message was edited by: Jana Neujahr
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