Entering content frameFunction documentation Binding Definitions from Event Container Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

You can define bindings from the event container to the following containers:

The event may contain information that you want to use in the workflow. If so, you must read this information from the event container for the event. In order for the information that is transported as event parameters in the container for this event to reach the workflow, you can define the binding from the event container to the workflow container in the wait step.

Features

Binding definition to workflow container

This binding can be defined at the following places:

This binding enables you to transfer event parameters of a triggering event or an event for which the workflow waits during execution into the workflow.

Note

You can only use import elements of the workflow container in a binding definition from event parameters of a triggering event to elements of the workflow container.

Binding definition to task container

This binding can be defined in the definition of the task on the tab page Triggering events.

Activities

Assigning the object reference for triggering events

If you want to use the reference to the object whose status change the event reports in the task or workflow, you must assign this reference to an element of the task container or the workflow container.

The object reference is located in the event container under the element ID _Evt_Object.

Assigning the event creator for triggering events

If you want to use the information about the user under whose responsibility the event was created in the task or workflow, you must assign this information to an element in the task container or workflow container.

The user name of the user in whose application the event was created is located in the event container under the element ID _Evt_Creator.

For more information, see Operation of the Binding Editor.

Leaving content frame