[cs3] Passing values back from "do javascript" to AS

Hi folks,
I am betting this has been discussed before but the search engine is batting a 0 today, so...
I have an Applescript that needs to call Bridge and display a Script UI dialog. Easy enough even for a JS amateur like me and I have that part working well. However, I think I am missing something either in the JS itself or the way I am calling it from AS such that I get a value passed back into AS.
My AS code is something like:
set jsPath to alias "Path:To:Scripts:Folder:slugDialog.jsx"
set slugDialogJSX to ""
--Read the javascript
set thisFile to open for access jsPath without write permission
set slugDialogJSX to read thisFile
close access thisFile
--Do the javascript
tell application "Bridge CS3"
    activate
    set jsResults to do javascript slugDialogJSX
end tell
--Process the results
if jsResults ≠ "" then
    --would do stuff, but jsResults is always undefined!
end if
And loosely, my Javascript goes like:
#target bridge
var finalVal = metaSlugger();
function metaSlugger() {
    // do stuff
    return someString;
I suspect I simply need to do some final step to have the JS pass the value back, but I'm getting hung up on JS n00bness here.
If I try "return finalVal" it complains that I am trying to return outside a function?
Thanks in advance,
Eric.

Thanks for the suggestion.
Well, as near as I can tell the "do javascript" will in no way, shape or form pass info back out to Applescript from Bridge, and I need to grab the long user name from system info there.
To be honest, I was just trying to do a nice elegant dialog box with Bridge because Illustrator CS2 didn't know Script UI and I thought since everyone has CS3 Bridge on their machines already... But I've settled for 3 Applescript dialogs instead, so the fight is over.
1.5 days tinkering with JS. 1.5 hours recoding in AS. Whee...

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          > >>> > TYPE="text/css">
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          > >>> ></BODY>
          > >>> ></HTML>
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          > >>> >
          > >>> ></BODY>
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          > >>> ><HEAD>
          > >>> ><TITLE>Reusing JavaBeans in JSP</TITLE>
          > >>> ><LINK REL=STYLESHEET
          > >>> > HREF="My-Style-Sheet.css"
          > >>> > TYPE="text/css">
          > >>> ></HEAD>
          > >>> >
          > >>> ><BODY>
          > >>> >
          > >>> ><CENTER>
          > >>> ><TABLE BORDER=5>
          > >>> > <TR><TH CLASS="TITLE">
          > >>> > Reusing JavaBeans in 2 JSP</TABLE>
          > >>> ></CENTER>
          > >>> ><P>
          > >>> >
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          > >>> >
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          > >>> >
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How to pass value coming from a program to a transaction

hi gurus,
In my requirement i will get a value from a program and i need to send this value to a field present in a transaction.
can any one help me in this matter.

First got to the data element of the field to which you want to pass the value to and check the Parameter ID in the Further Characterstics tab
For Example it is XYZ
Then
In BADI
Set Parameter ID 'XYZ' Field P_FIELD_VALUE.
Call Transaction 'ABCD'.
santhosh

Custom Popup - Passing values back to Textarea with HTML Editor

I have created a Custom Popup which is to populate a "Textarea with HTML Editor".
I have found that the Custom Popup works fine if the target item is defined as a "Textarea", or "Textarea (auto-height)", or "Textarea w/Character Counter" (although the counter is not automatically updated), or "Textarea w/Character Counter & Spellcheck", or "Textarea with Spell Checker".
However, if the target item is defined as "Textarea with HTML Editor" the Custom Popup does not populate the target item. No error message is produced. If the target item already had data, the data is unchanged.
Is this a known bug?

"Textarea with HTML Editor" is actually two objects on the screen with javascript keeping the data in the two objects in sync as you type in the editor.
You have to populate both objects as you try to syncronize the data from your popup.
I built a screen using dHTML that switches between the HTML Editor and the Text with Spell check and use Javascript to keep the two (actually three objects in sync)
My button that switches from one view to the other uses the following syntax:
javascript:setEqual('P9904_HTML_MESSAGE','P9904_MESSAGE','P9904_MESSAGEDiv');
'P9904_HTML_MESSAGE' is the HTML view of the data with spell check
'P9904_MESSAGE' is the html editor view of the data
'P9904_MESSAGEDiv' is the extra object that Oracle uses for the editor
This is the fuction that keeps the data in sync:
function setEqual(fromObjectID,toObjectID,htmlObjectID)
document.getElementById(toObjectID).value = document.getElementById(fromObjectID).value;
document.getElementById(htmlObjectID).innerHTML=document.getElementById(fromObjectID).value;
I hope this helps.
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Retreiving value back from formhandler to jhtml form

I want to ask that what to use to get value from formhandler back to jhtml page and to find whether it contain null or not,and on the basis of which print some value....which is inunicode....
What to use if we have to get values from a form which is in chinese and to process this values.....
Thanks in advance....

Below I have tried to give you solution that you want. It would be helpful if you explain your exact requirement?
[1] define your attibute formhandler
//your XXXFormHandler.java
package a.b.c;
public class XXXFormHandler extends GenericFormHandler{
     String name;
     String successURL;
     String errorURL;
     //anyogher property(ies)
     //getters and setters
     //handler method
     public boolean handleDoIt(DynamoHttpServletRequest pRequest, DynamoHttpServletResponse pResponse)throws ServletException, IOException{
          preDoIt(pRequest,pResponse);
          //your operation goes here
          postDoIt(pRequest,pResponse);
          return return checkFormRedirect(getSuccessURL(), getErrorURL(), pRequest, pResponse);
     void preDoIt(DynamoHttpServletRequest pRequest, DynamoHttpServletResponse pResponse)throws ServletException, IOException{
          if(getName()==null||getName().IsEmpty()){
               addFormException(new DropletException("name should not be null"));
          //other varification goes here
     void postDoIt(DynamoHttpServletRequest pRequest, DynamoHttpServletResponse pResponse)throws ServletException, IOException{
               //code you want to do after handle method operation goes here
     //other code .............
[2] make component config/a/b/c/XXXFormHandler.properties:
$class=a.b.c.XXXFormHandler
$scope=request
[3]use dsp:form in page1.jsp
page1.jsp:
<dsp:form action="" method="post">
     //print error message
     <dsp:droplet name="Switch">
          <dsp:param name="value" bean="XXXFormHandler.formError"/>
          <dsp:oparam name="true">
               <dsp:droplet name="ProfileErrorMessageForEach">
                    <dsp:param name="array" bean="XXXFormHandler.formExceptions"/>
                    <dsp:oparam name="outputStart">
                         <ul>
                    </dsp:oparam>
                    <dsp:oparam name="output">
                         <tr><td><li><font color="red"><dsp:valueof param="message"/></font></li></td></tr>
                    </dsp:oparam>
                    <dsp:oparam name="outputEnd">
                         </ul>
                    </dsp:oparam>
               </dsp:droplet>
          </dsp:oparam>
     </dsp:droplet>
     <dsp:input type="text" bean="XXXFormHandler.name">
     //set error/success urls
     <dsp:input type="hidden" bean="XXXFormHandler.successURL" value="page1.jsp"/>
     <dsp:input type="hidden" bean="XXXFormHandler.errorURL" value="page2.jsp"/>
     <dsp:input type="submit" bean="XXXFormHandler.doIt" value="Send"/>
</dsp:form>-RMishra
Edited by: RMishra on Apr 8, 2013 6:46 PM

Passing Data Back from a WebDynpro App to a Portal App

Hello all,
We have an iView in the portal that has a link to a webdynpro application. When the link is clicked, it opens the webdynpro app in a new window. When a user selects data on this window and clicks a button, I want that data selected transferred to a specific field on calling window.
Prior to using webDynpro, we were able to do this by using the code below on the called page.
<SCRIPT language='JavaScript'>
function SelectUser() {
var selectedUserAdmcd=document.all["EMP_ADMCD_RET"].value;
window.opener.document.forms[0].ADMIN_HR_CODE_NEW.value=selectedUserAdmcd;
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike

Hi Mike,
The SAP Enterprise Portal 6.0 supports client-side eventing. I dont thhink you cannot write Java Script code in a Web Dynpro application, a Java wrapper enables you to implement portal eventing. You can subscribe to and unsubscribe from specific portal events. This means that the SAP Enterprise Portal can react to an event that is triggered by a Web Dynpro application.
Sample code for the same
In the sender application, On action of the button click event.
String parm=wdContext.currentContextElement().getInput();
WDPortalEventing.fire ("urn:com.sap.tc.webdynpro.example.portaleventing", "Event Name ", parm);
In the listener application
In the Init method subscribe the portal event
WDPortalEventing.subscribe("urn:com.sap.tc.webdynpro.example.portaleventing","Event Name ", wdThis.wdGetReactPortalEventingAction() );
Create an action ReactPortalEventing. Add the parameter data of type java.lang.String.
wdContext.currentContextElement().setOuput(dataObject);
The value of the element Input recieved in the Sender application will mapped to the element Output of the listener application.
Regards,
Srivathsan

Passing data back from PL/SQL to a dataTemplate

Hi,
I'm using a standard version of BIP against an Oracle 10g database. I have some reporting requirements that involve a lot of procedural steps. Ideally, it would be great to have a beforeReport trigger that passed through a series of parameters to a PL/SQL procedure, write all the code in PL/SQL, and then just return the results back to the dataTemplate for grouping and writing out to XML.
Is this possible?
If not, is there any way of performing procedural code within the dataTemplate (rather than within the ReportTemplate), to reduce the amount of data we return?
Thanks
Phil

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The procedure for doing this would be something like:
PROCEDURE xml_to_file (
p_xml IN XMLTYPE) IS
l_clob CLOB;
l_size NUMBER;
l_offset NUMBER;
l_char VARCHAR2 (2);
l_record varchar2(250);
BEGIN
SELECT XMLRoot(p_xml.extract('/*'), VERSION '1.0').getClobVal()
INTO l_clob
FROM sys.dual;
l_size := DBMS_LOB.getlength (l_clob);
IF (NVL (l_size, 0) = 0) THEN
raise_application_error (-20001, 'CLOB is NULL');
END IF;
l_offset := 1;
WHILE (l_offset <= l_size) LOOP
l_char := DBMS_LOB.SUBSTR (l_clob,1,l_offset);
IF (l_char = CHR (10)) THEN
fnd_file.new_line (fnd_file.output, 1);
ELSE
fnd_file.put (fnd_file.output, l_char);
END IF;
l_offset := l_offset
+ 1;
END LOOP;
fnd_file.new_line (fnd_file.output, 1);
END xml_to_file;
hope this helps

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Here is the whole story any assistance is appreciated. I have to provide the capability to select and upload multiple files to our server via our web application. Since the HTML file selection only allows choosing one file at a time I have resorted to creating my own applet and embedding it on our JSP page via the jsp:plugin. That's all well and fine, but when I get the list of files that the user has choosen in the applet how do I pass that Array of file objects back to the JSP and thus to the server side for processing?
Thanks Again.

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