I've followed this blog to event with employee profile iview. In the end, the application does pick the employee selected from Employee Search table, but the issue is, on selecting a employee, the application doesnt pickup the pernr. The app reacts to the event .
I have a custom WD application called working patterns where in which layout has a personnel number and the button called Get employee.
If the employee enters some personnel number and hits Get Employee button it pass all the required information of the employee(who belongs to the personnel number) to the next view.
Now my requirement is to remove that option(giving personnel number and press Button) and add the standard employee search option so that user can click the employee personnel number from the search.....instead of typing.
I have followed the below blog .......I din't add the General Information page to my development?
Did you follow the steps 4 & 5 from the blog? That is, create FPM View for your custom webdynpro app and add it to General Information FPM application?
And then did you create an iview as explained in the blog and add it to the standard general information page?
If you follow the blog as is, you'll be able to attach your custom wd app to the General Information page.
Its the PCD location of the FPM-Application of the Employee Profile General Information.
If we now would start the WD application standalone, without further configuration in the portal, we would start the FPM application GeneralInformation, where the application parameter sap.xss.BaseConfigurationID does point to. (see figure 11)
and am not getting the XSS folder in my PCD ? is that is important? somewhere iam missed out the steps?
please educate me how to about about it.
AS of now I have finished till step 3........remaining steps am not able to execute further ............
You need Self-Services Administrator role to create FPM Views and FPM applications.
The blog is about adding a custom webdynpro (based on FPM framework) to the standard General Information page. Hence he says, "we want to enhance Employee Profile".
To be able to do the above, you need to create a FPM View out of your wd application, as described in the blog, and then add the FPM View to the General Information FPM Application (using the self-services administrator role - ask your portal admin).
Since we're adding our custom wd to General Information FPM Application, the application parameter "sap.xss.BaseConfigurationID" should be (the value in the blog). Take a look at any SAP delivered ess/mss wd dc to get an idea of the parameter.
I have assigned the Self Service Administator role eventhough am not getting the option for creating FPM view?
When I compare the application which currently has the employee search with my custom WD application.......
I found only the below property difference........
Property External Link (which has the employee search):webdynpro:java/sap.com/mss~eepro/com.sap.xss.hr.eeprofile.CompensationInformation/base/CompensationAdjustments
External Link of my custom WD application 😞 webdynpro:java/sap.com/home~working_pattern/com.sap.enfield.work.schedules.AmendWorkScheduleComp/base
and I don't find anyother differnce between this..........
If I have to change the above property? is there any specific.. value that I need to maintain in th external link......
If you've the Self Services Administrator role, you should actually get only three options whenever you right click on a folder and then New -> FPM Application/FPM View/Folder.
You've to sort that out first.
And the blog deals with Employee Search which is part of General Information page which is
If you have ESS/MSS business packages installed on the portal and if you're able to be assigned the Self-Services Administrator role, I guess you've everything you need.
Once assigned, did you get Self-Services Administrator in the Top level navigation and did you click on it?
Do you see a folder "srvconfig" under Portal Content -> Content Provided by SAP (either in Content Administrator role or the Self-Service Admin role)?
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