on 2006 Dec 20 8:28 AM
Hello ererybody
I´am new in this forum and i started working with XMII since 2 Months.
1)This is my applet:
the JS i used show an error when i try to retrieved the Object Properties
Code :
value = document.applet_name.getQueryObject().getValue(1,1); or
value = document.applet_name.getCommandObject().getValue(1,1);
Note: OBJECT =document.applet_name.getCommandObject() or document.applet_name.getQueryObject is OK
2)for my Diplom Thesis where can i get Informations about the Background
Prossess of XMII (Exemple :Prossess for Templates ,B.Logik,.......) or any other helpful Informations for this purpose
Thanks 4 u´r Help
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Hi Emile,
You need to use document.applet_name.getValue() because, after you query execution applet will hold the values as object. In the case of document.applet_name.getQueryObject().<object method>() (or) document.applet_name.getCommandObject().<object method>() you can only access the input values you entered in the query and display templates while creating them.
I hope this will help to give idea why there is no QueryObject or CommandObject
Thanks,
Rajesh
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Emile,
You mentioned
"Code : value = document.applet_name.getQueryObject().getValue(1,1); or
value = document.applet_name.getCommandObject().getValue(1,1);"
There is no "getValue(x,y)" method for either the getQueryObject() or the getCommandObject(). Please see the SAP xMII Standalone Script Assistance or the help documentation for available methods for an iCommand query. You will probably want to try document.applet_name.getValue(1,1).
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Hello,
iCommand General Methods.
Oops, bang on Ryan,
How could i slip up ? Emile, As Ryan mentions, there's no <b>getValue(x,y)</b> method for the <b>QueryObject</b> or the <b>CommandObject</b>. But there's one for the <b>iCommand</b>.
<b>document.iCommand.getValue(x,y)</b> should work fine !
Please disregard my previous post !
Hi Bhattacharjee
Yes of course .I was very confuse reason why i send her the link.I still be a beginner but the are some thinks i can read and understand.
I read the thread from ELTOPO about SVG animation and i think it maybe the best solution so i would not need to rename my files.
Did u know where i can download a demo version of XMII?
Best Regards
Emile
Are you trying to access the page by just it's URL, like :
http://<server>/<path to your file>/filename.html ????
What is the javascript error you are getting ? To see that double click on the error icon on the left-down corner of internet explorer.
If it's something like "java.lang.NullPointerException" or something like that, you have 2 methods to go about this :
1) Access the page as :
http://<b><server>:<port></b>/LHSecurity/login?username=<b><yourusername></b>&password=<b><youruserp... to your file>/filename.html</b>
2) Change the extension of your html file to <b>.irpt</b> and access it as :
http://<server>/<path to your file>/filename<b>.irpt</b>
Tell me whether it works !
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Thanks for u´r response
This is the error: document.appletName is Null or not and Object
.My html is located in ....InetpubwwwrootProject_directorymyfile.html
and the url i use to access is http://server/Lighthammer/Illuminator?service=Personalization&ticket=ST-597-Y1P0GfukXCFNaXQgH1T1&sni...
The problem is ,i have many other applets as iGrid ,itiker and so on working properly on that page
should i still changing the access method to my file?
Shortest way to sort things, <b>use method 2 mentioned above</b>. IRPT files are xMII Report files. Change the extension of your files to <b>.irpt</b> and try ?
Both the methods mentioned above should solve your problem
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