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Problem Firing PlugExit

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Former Member

on ‎04-12-2007 10:02 PM

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Hi all,

Surfing trough SDN I found this post

Unfortunally this didn’t do the work for me, I mean I could shut down my wd app but couldn’t close the window or even redirect the page to any URL. Any Ideas?

Regards,

Orlando Covault

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Former Member
‎04-13-2007 6:34 AM
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Hi Orlando,

Do the following

1. First create a outbound plug of type exit say CloseWindow in your interface view controller with parameter Url of type string.

2. Create a html file say close.html with following code

<html>

<head>

<script langauage="javascript">

function closeWindow()

{

var currWindow = window.top;

currWindow.opener = window.top;

currWindow.close();

}

</script>

</head>

<body onload="javascript:closeWindow()">

</body>

</html>

Place this file in src/mimes/componenets/<Your component>/close.html

3. Add the interface view controller to your view controller.

In your view controller say u have created a action closeWindow.

In this acction method write code as below

try{

String Url = WDURLGenerator.getAbsoluteWebResourceURL(wdComponentAPI.getComponent().getDeployableObjectPart(),"close.html");

wdThis.wdGet<Webdynpro Comp>InterfaceViewController().wdFirePlugCloseWindow(Url);

}

catch(WDURLException WDURLe){

}

This should work for u.

Reward points if helpful

Thanks

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Former Member
‎04-13-2007 2:35 PM
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Hi Shriram,

I still got the same problem; I use the server log to print the value of

String Url = WDURLGenerator.getAbsoluteWebResourceURL(wdComponentAPI.getComponent().getDeployableObjectPart(),"close.html");

Put the string in my browser and close my window as I want it to. But it didn’t work in my wd app, it seems that my exit plug didn’t redirect to the html file. Any idea of what could be wrong?

I put the code in an action inside my view and the action is assign to my button, I don’t know if I should put it somewhere else, maybe in the interface view or anywhere else.

Regards,

Orlando Covault

sid_sunny
Contributor
‎04-13-2007 2:43 PM
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Hi orlando,

Try what I had posted it will surely work for you. just give it a try.

Regards

Sid

Former Member
‎04-13-2007 2:58 PM
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Hi Siddharth,

Same results, the WD app shuts down, the jsp close the window with a confirmation dialog box (using the string printed in the log), but doesn’t shuts down the wd app and close it directly.

Regards,

Orlando Covault

sid_sunny
Contributor
‎04-13-2007 3:02 PM
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Hi Orlando,

What do you mean by closes the window but does not shuts down the WD application I dint understand that properly.

Regards

Sid

Former Member
‎04-13-2007 3:08 PM
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Hi Sid,

In one of my previous post I said: "I use the server log to print the value of

String Url = WDURLGenerator.getAbsoluteWebResourceURL(wdComponentAPI.getComponent().getDeployableObjectPart(),"close.html");(now I am using your jsp)

Put the string in my browser and close my window as I want it to. But it didn’t work in my WD app, it seems that my exit plug didn’t redirect to the html file."

And regarding the WD app shutting down, I known that the WD shuts down because I hit the button the first time and doesn’t redirect but when I hit it for the second time I got this:

"The Web Dynpro Application 'MyWDApp' has expired. Please restart the application either with the refresh button or click the following link MyWDApp"

Regards,

Orlando Covault

sid_sunny
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‎04-13-2007 3:26 PM
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Hi Orlando,

I guess you want that when the user clicks on a button then the browser window should get close with a confirmation. Is this right?

Let me know what happen when you click this button in your WD application. Did you get the window closing warning or not.

Regards

Sid

Former Member
‎04-13-2007 3:42 PM
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Hi Sid,

I don’t want the confirmation dialog box, but what is happening right now is that when I click the button I don’t get the window closing warning and the window doesn´t closed.

Regards,

Orlando Covault

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Orlando Covault

sid_sunny
Contributor
‎04-13-2007 3:48 PM
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Hi Orlando,

I dont know where are you going wrong but if you want then I can send you the complete project file, try running that.

If interested give me your Email ID.

Regards

Sid

Former Member
‎04-13-2007 3:51 PM
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Hi Sid,

ocovault@gmail.com

Regards,

Orlando Covault

sid_sunny
Contributor
‎04-13-2007 4:07 PM
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Hi Orlando,

Mail sent. Do reward points if it works.

Regards

Sid

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Former Member
‎04-13-2007 6:44 PM
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The problem was that the parameter of the exit plug should be "Url"

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Former Member
‎07-15-2007 12:42 AM
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Instead of create a html file, is it possible to use webdynpro class?

https://help.sap.com/javadocs/NW04S/current/wd/com/sap/tc/webdynpro/services/session/api/IWDWindow.h...

In a page, I have a Exit button, which will close a current open window.

So, I try to use IWDWindow.hide() but seems not really work.

By the way, how to search the example use by the class, e.g.IWDWindow.

Thanks all.

sid_sunny
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‎04-13-2007 2:25 PM
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Hi Orlando,

First create a exit plug in your windowInterfaceController with a parameter "Url" of string type. After that create a jsp file say close.jsp in your mimes -> components -> under your package folder write this in your JSP.

<html>

<body onload=window.close()>

</body>

</html>

Now in your onAction of the button write following:

String URL = "";

try {

URL = WDURLGenerator.getWebResourceURL(wdComponentAPI.getDeployableObjectPart(), "close.jsp");

} catch (WDURLException e) {

// TODO Auto-generated catch block

e.printStackTrace();

}

try {

wdThis.wdGetPortalppAppCompWindowInterfaceViewController().wdFirePlugExitToHTML(URL);

} catch (RuntimeException e1) {

// TODO Auto-generated catch block

e1.printStackTrace();

Do reward points if it helps.

Regards

Sid

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