Catch events in each class/form

Hi, i'm developing an ADD-ON with VB6 and SAP B1 2005 A.
I instantiate a public SAPbouiCOM.Application object.
I'd like to pass it to my classes(one for each form) to manage in each class only events regarding that form to keep code cleaner.
So i did:
'In my class/form named 'clsSAPUI_Turni'
Private WithEvents m_SAP_Application As SAPbouiCOM.Application
Public Property Let SAP_Application(ByVal pSAP_Application As SAPbouiCOM.Application)
Set m_SAP_Application = pSAP_Application
End Property
Private Sub m_SAP_Application_ItemEvent(ByVal FormUID As String, pVal As SAPbouiCOM.IItemEvent, BubbleEvent As Boolean)
End Sub
'Externally:
Set oForm = New clsSAPUI_Turni
oForm.SAP_Application = SBOFormApplication
oForm.Show
The ItemEvent event only triggers for LOAD, GOTFOCUS and ACTIVATE events but suddenly i receive no more notifications. For example click event doesn't fire.
I didn't make any event filters yet.
On the other side, events on my SBOFormApplication public object they all trigger.
Why?
Can anybody help me?
Thanks
Paolo

Sorry,
i did a stupid mistake.
I declared locally class instance variable....
sorry for wasting you time.
Paolo

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Amber

Sure!
I haven't changed much. I've been playing around and I think I know where the problem is coming from now. I just can't figure out how to fix it.
This it the only code I've modified:
        public function interactionBegin () {
            trace ("Current: " + currentObjOver);
            trace ("Last: " + lastObjOver);
            if (this.dropTarget != null && this.dropTarget.parent is GeoPuzzle) { //check to make sure it's over a puzzle piece
                currentObjOver = GeoPuzzle(this.dropTarget.parent); //make "currentObjOver" assigned to the puzzle piece the finger is currently touching
                currentObjOver.gotoAndStop("Over"); //highlight the current piece
                if (currentObjOver != lastObjOver) { //if your finger moves and you're now touching a different state
                    if (lastObjOver != null && lastObjOver.isLocked == true) { //if the previous state you were touching has been solved
                        lastObjOver.gotoAndStop("Lock"); //lock this state into place
                    else if (lastObjOver != null && lastObjOver.isLocked == false) { //if the previous state you were touching wasn't solved
                        lastObjOver.gotoAndStop("Off"); //unhighlight that state
                    lastObjOver = currentObjOver; //assign the current state to be the last state you were touching
lastObjOver and currentObjOver are always assigned the same object. I can't figure out why, I've run it line by line but I can't figure out where I'm going wrong.

Dispatching events between different classes

Im trying to dispatch and event from an XML class.
dispatchEvent(new Event (XMLClass.INDEX_CHANGED));
and catch it in the display class
import AS.XMLClass;
private var _xml = new XMLClass();
_xml.addEventListener(XMLClass.XML_LOADED, swapImage);
I know that im missing something because the application works
and the function runs but its not dispatching the event the event
or maybe it's not catching the event in the display class, even though everything else is working
and im not gettin' any errors.

that's exactly what i did.
i have 3 classes
AS.XMLClass
AS.ControlClass
AS.DisplayClass
It's like a slideshow thing.
I have a button on stage thats connected to the control class and every time you press it
it changes the index of the image in the xmlclass and everytime that the index is changed the xmlclass needs to
dispatch and event that the index has changed and the display class is going to catch the event and change the image
everything is working except the xmlclass dispatch event or the displayclass catch event
XMLCLASS
public static const INDEX_CHANGED:String = "indexChanged";
private function dataLoaded(event:Event):void{
            trace("xml file is loaded");
            data = new XML(loader.data);
            dispatchEvent(new Event(XMLClass.XML_LOADED));
            totalItems = data.images.photo.length();
            setCurrentIndex(currentIndex);
CONTROL CLASS
import AS.XMLClass;
private var _xml = new XMLClass();
public function leftButtonClicked(){
            _xml.setCurrentIndex(_xml.currentIndex = _xml.currentIndex - 1);
        public function rightButtonClicked(){
            _xml.setCurrentIndex(_xml.currentIndex = _xml.currentIndex + 1);
DISPLAY CLASS
import AS.XMLClass;
private var _xml = new XMLClass();
_xml.addEventListener(XMLClass.XML_LOADED, swapImage);
public function swapImage(event:Event){
            trace("working....");

Catch event ctrl + V

Hello
I want to know if is possible to catch event ctrl + V, because I need that when the user presses this combination of keys on textbox, changes the mode of form.
I hope that they can help me, thanks.

HI
You can use the SAPbouiCOM.BoEventTypes.et_KEY_DOWN event and the pVal.CharPressed to catch the key pressed. I do not know if you can actually catch a combination of the two and/or the key code for the CTRL button.
On the other hand, when you press the CTRL + V combination, you are executing the Paste menu event, and that you can capture on the SBO_Application_MenuEvent rutine with the statement ...
Select Case pVal.MenuUID
Case "773" 'Code of the Paste command under the Edit menu.
End Select

Calling Portal event from ABAP class

Hi Experts,
I need a following clarificatrion, Please help,
1. Is it possible to call a webdynpro method from a normal ABAP class?
2. If no, we need a functionality of a class 'CL_WDR_HTTP_EXT_MIME_HANDLER' having method 'DO_DOMAIN_RELAX_HTML'.
Is there any alternative method which can be used in ABAP having the same functionality.
3. Is there any ways with which we can call portal event from ABAP class?
Thanks,
Shabir

>1. Is it possible to call a webdynpro method from a normal ABAP class?
I wouldn't necessarily recommend this approach. You shouldn't try to trigger events or any of the standard WDDO* methods from outside the WD Component itself. That said, you can pass the object reference (like the WD_COMP_CONTROLLER object reference or the View Object Reference) into methods of normal classes. Be careful if you are finding yourself calling a lot of your added methods from outside WD. This is probably a sign that these methods should be in the Assistance Class or some other Class functioning as a Model Object.
>2. If no, we need a functionality of a class 'CL_WDR_HTTP_EXT_MIME_HANDLER' having method 'DO_DOMAIN_RELAX_HTML'.
Is there any alternative method which can be used in ABAP having the same functionality.
What exactly do you want to do here? Do you just want to get the relaxation script? For what purpose? You should never need to inject the relaxation script into WDA.
>3. Is there any ways with which we can call portal event from ABAP class?
To what purpose. Do you just want to delegate the triggering of the event that is inside WD Component to be called from a class? If so you can pass the portal API object reference into a class from the WD Component. However this only works while running within WD.
How is this class used? Are you running in WD? Are you trying to generate some HTML code that runs in the portal independent of WD?

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