Defining OBN
Use
OBN is available to navigate from one application to another in the Business Client, regardless of whether this involves a home page, report, transaction, or another object.
Prerequisites
In PFCG under Menu you have specified the start and target applications and you have defined a Business Object.
Procedure
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1. In the PFCG menu select the item you want for the target application, and choose Additional Details.
2. In the Business Object section choose the icon for Insert Method, enter the name of the business object and the required method, and confirm your entries.
F4 help always gives you the methods available for the business object you selected.
3. Assign a priority and under Parameter Mapping choose the icon for Insert Parameter.
Note that a higher priority value, such as 10 is a higher priority than a lower value, such as 1.
4. Now you can insert as many parameters as you want, and assign them values for the mapping.
Enter the parameter name of your target application.
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With Web Dynpro
ABAP applications the parameters possible correspond to the
Application
Parameters.
○ A parameter for each field can be specified for each system transaction, since each transaction can be called with specific predefined values.
Example: /nse24 SEOCLASS-CLSNAME=CL_WDR_ACTION
In SW01 you can find the possible business object parameters for the method of the selected business object.
Enter the parameter name of the target application in the left-hand field. In the value field to the right you can use F4 help to select the parameters from SWO1 for the start application. Curly brackets are used for these values. Values not in curly brackets are fixed values.
All parameters are transported as a string.
5. Confirm your entries.
Your entries are listed in a table under the business object section.
Here you can display entries individually, insert additional methods, and delete entries from the list.
6. Save your changes.