WebDynpro SUBMIT button instead of Adobe SUBMIT button

[Former Member]

Hi Exprts,

I am using the WebDynpro SUBMIT button after many unsuccessful attempts of using the Adobe SUBMIT button.

The WebDynpro button is easier to implement and use. Pease let me know if there are any negative points in taking this approach.

Any kinds of tips are appreciaed.

Thanks,

Shobhit

[amolgupta · Accepted solution]

hi,

there are two buttons available for facilitating integration with Web Dynpro.

the Buttons:-

1). Submit to SAP

2). Check Fields

are there.

if you go to interactive forms->properties->events

you will see that there are two events...

*onSubmit

*onCheck

these events correspond to the two above mentioned buttons.

you can write the code for actions in web dynpro implementation.

these two buttons provide good integration with Dynpro.

There is no bad effect of using these two buttons as such.

But the advantage surely is that you have access to these buttons in web dynpro.

and can write the code for them in their respective actions.

and further you can change the functionality of these buttons and modify the text on these buttons too. like "submit to SAP" can be changed to "MyText".

the behavior of the button will depend on what code you write in its action.

regards,

-amol gupta

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Amol,

Thanks for your explanation.

My question infact was, that I want to use the WebDynpro native button instead of these two buttons you are mentioning. So I shall use the UI Element 'Button' in webdynpro and place it outside the form.

So is there any disadvantage of using this native button rather than the adobe buttons.??

Regards,

Shobhit

[amolgupta · Accepted solution]

hi,

these two buttons behave exactly the same way as if they were in dynpro layout.

so far i have not seen any negative impact of using them.

but the only limitation is that you have only two buttons of this kind available to you.

like you cant have say six buttons that are available to you in dynpro.

for whom you can write code in the respective action methods.

regards,

-ag

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks Amol