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You can use this function to improve your scripting syntax and knowledge of the SAP Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence (SAP MII) Applet Object Model.

Features

The Script Assistant does the following:

  • Inserts property name-value pairs into applet definitions

  • Inserts function calls to link applets based on the selected applet event

Some of the fields on the Script Assistant screen are listed in the following table:

Function

Description

Used In

Applet

It lists the applet names found in the open Web page.

In the stand-alone version, it lists the SAP MII applet types.

FrontPage, Dreamweaver, and stand-alone

Applet Methods

Lists the base applet methods that apply to the selected applet type.

FrontPage, Dreamweaver, and stand-alone

Object Methods

Lists the object method names that apply to the selected applet method.

FrontPage, Dreamweaver, and stand-alone

Include Document Object Method

If the checkbox is selected, the system addes the document object as a prefix to the applet name to reference an applet or a control on the Web page.

For example, document.BatchTrend.getQueryObject(); where document is the document object prefix.

We recommend that you use a prefix.

FrontPage, Dreamweaver, and stand-alone

Note Note

If you deleted scripts using Dreamweaver, some data might remain in the .html or .irpt.

End of the note.

To provide query status, you can use the following object methods:

  • isDataValid(); is a validity flag that shows true or false.

    For example, document.appletName.getQueryObject().isDataValid();

  • getLastStatusCode(); shows a numeric status code.

    For example, document.appletName.getQueryObject().getLastStatusCode();

  • getStatusMessage(); shows the last message.

    For example, document.appletName.getQueryObject().getStatusMessage();