2008 Jul 21 3:32 PM
Hi everyone,
I must to use the method IF_EX_CTS_REQUEST_CHECK~CHECK_BEFORE_ADD_OBJECTS of BADI IF_EX_CTS_REQUEST_CHECK;
You tell me when it's triggered ? How I can intercepted it ?
Thanks Enrico.
2008 Jul 21 9:12 PM
Hello Enrico
As the name of the interface method implies it should be triggered when the user wants to add new objects to a transport request.
The normal process is as following: You create a new or change an existing object and want to save it. Before the object is saved a popup appears where you have to enter the transport request for the object.
The BAdI method could be triggered either immediately before or after sending this popup.
The purpose of the BAdI method is clear: to prevent transportation of critical objects.
Regards
Uwe
2008 Jul 21 3:36 PM
hi,
do this way ...
goto se19 and give the badi name BADI IF_EX_CTS_REQUEST_CHECK in classical badi under create implementation section and press create button and give the custom badi name and save it with a request ... give newly created badi in edit implemtation under classical badi and press the change button and write the relevant code in the method and activate the badi and the method ..
Regards,
Santosh
2008 Jul 21 4:00 PM
Hi Santosh,
My problem is not how to create or implement the BADI method, but when intercepts it.
Thanks Enrico.
2008 Jul 21 9:12 PM
Hello Enrico
As the name of the interface method implies it should be triggered when the user wants to add new objects to a transport request.
The normal process is as following: You create a new or change an existing object and want to save it. Before the object is saved a popup appears where you have to enter the transport request for the object.
The BAdI method could be triggered either immediately before or after sending this popup.
The purpose of the BAdI method is clear: to prevent transportation of critical objects.
Regards
Uwe
2011 Dec 14 1:38 PM
I think Enrico's issue is that it's not.
I'm trying to implement it now, but while other methods in the BADI are called as expected, this doesn't seem to be.
Regards,
Marcello