Determining object type

This is probably very simple but I'm stumped. I want to determine the type of object I'm manipulating using javascript. So if I have a function that takes an object as a parameter how can I tell if the object if a button, radiobutton, checkbox, etc.... I've tried
.className and several other things with no luck.
Here is a sample of what I am talking about
function doWhatever(fieldNode){
//determine type of object
if( fieldNode.className == "button"){

Polish or Hungarian notation might work, but I'd probably have to redo all of the bindings on the xsd I'm using and possibly on the backend. I'm thinking I'll probably use Regular Expressions to assist me in the usage of the formattedValue to drill down to the most specific of field types.
I just ran across this link in another post though, so this will probably be my starting point:
http://www.adobe.com/support/products/enterprise/knowledgecenter/c4761.pdf

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TYPE-POOLS : TRUXS.
TYPES:BEGIN OF TY_COAS_SVALD,
 AUART TYPE AUFART, "Order Type
 BUKRS TYPE BUKRS, "Company Code
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First of all, Thank you for trying to help me out here.
Some answer to your suggestions/questions:
The IP has return code 0 in SXI_CACHE. so that doesn't seem to be the problem.
I've checked the BPM for syntax errors. I doesn't have any.
I've reimported the BPM into the integration directory.
And did a full cache refresh in SXI_CACHE. Return code is (stays) zero, so that's OK.
I've already included the error message from SXI_MONI. It is in the last step ("Call Adater") that the error occurs.
The other steps execute just fine...
The RFC communcation channel accepts the incoming RFC call and puts into the pipeline, so no problems with the communication channel either. the problem is actually when the pipeline is trying to forward the message into an IP trhough the BPE_ADAPTER (according to SXMB_MONI).
Therefore I'm not able to go to into PE, because the workflow is never started. the BPE_ADAPTER does not find any active process for the interface determination i've entered.
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For your info.
I have searched SDN today for a solution to an error message found in XI message monitor (trx SXI_MONITOR) when sending a message to BPM:
No object type found for this message; check the activation of the corresponding process
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>>Do you have 2 receiver determinations.
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 the runtime version of my integration process is 2.
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Pls guide
Regards
Neetu
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Translation/Query Component
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      The SAP Query displays these texts in the language that you chose when you logged on to the SAP system.
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      A related text in one or more additional languages is made available for each of the texts created when defining the query.
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Advantage :-End users can develop queries (ad-hoc reports) in their own client that are not meant for use in the rest of the system.
Global Area
1.Cross client
2.Query objects are attached to workbench organizer
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Authorizations
End-users, system administrators, and translators must all be assigned the appropriate authorizations allowing them to work with the SAP Query.
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      Authorizations
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3     Creation of query based on infoset     SQ01
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SAP Query
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Use of organizational unit with org. Object type

Hi,
In What Scenario we will use organizational unit with org. Object type .
Regards,
Peter Son

This technique works by matching codes entered in customizing tables against organizational objects in the organizational plan.
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     Organizational entities (such as sales group, Distribution Channel, or purchasing organization) are represented by object types in the Business Object Repository.
        The indicator organizational type in their basic data defines
        such object types as SAP Organizational Objects
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     The agents are found by tracing these relationships.
Thanks and Regards,
Prabhakar Dharmala

IMP-000063 Object Type

I'm working on importing a database into Oracle 10g, but when I run the import command through the gui, only a very few tables are generated correctly, and the log file is filled with messages like the following:
IMP-00063: Warning: Skipping table "SYSTEM"."ATHLETIC_COURT_AREA" because object type "SYSTEM"."UG_TEXT_ARRAY" cannot be created or has different identifier
and:
IMP-00019: row rejected due to ORACLE error 1
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 1 encountered
ORA-00001: unique constraint (SYSTEM.CATEGORY_MSL) violated
I googled the problem, and read that I may have to drop an object type? Thanks for your help!
Tyler

IMP-00063 Warning: Skipping table "string"."string" because object type "string"."string" cannot be created or has different identifier
Cause: An error occurred creating an object type that is used by the table.
Action: Examine the import log to determine why the object type could not be created. If the object type already existed, with a different object identifier, then drop the object type and retry the import.
Regards

Bind problem for varchar2 of object type??

Hello all,
I am trying out binding Oracle Object types to java object types using the SQLData interface.
I created a simple object type called employee with the syntax
create type employee as object (empName varchar2(50),empNo number(9));
I then created a class called EmplyoeeObj which implements the interface. The code for the readSQL and
writeSQL methods are below:
public void readSQL(SQLInput stream, String typeName) throws SQLException {
empName = stream.readString();
empNo = stream.readInt();
public void writeSQL(SQLOutput stream) throws SQLException {
stream.writeString(empName);
stream.writeInt(empNo);
empName is a String and empNo is an int. The code that does the calling is:
String query = "{call test_employee(?)}";
Map map = connection.getTypeMap();
map.put("CISWEB.EMPLOYEE",
Class.forName("test.jdbc.EmployeeObj"));
/*Set back the type map with the new mappings*/
connection.setTypeMap(map);
/*Create a statement to make the call */
ocs = (OracleCallableStatement)connection.prepareCall(query);
ocs.registerOutParameter(1,
OracleTypes.STRUCT,
"CISWEB.EMPLOYEE");
boolean isWorked = ocs.execute();
System.out.println("Execute finished........");
Object outParam = ocs.getObject(1);
System.out.println("Object was obtained........" + outParam);
System.out.println("name:" + ((EmployeeObj)outParam).getName());
As can be seen I have created a stored procedure which has one out parameter. All
this preocedure does is assign an Employee object to the out parameter with a name of
'Alex' and an employee number of 9.
The code runs and all but I get this strange result. In the print I am getting the employee number
coming out correctly but the employee name comes out as 3 question marks. I can't understand why
"Alex" does not out. I have tried different things such as adding a new varchar2 to the object type and new a new integer and what I observer is that I keep getting 3 question marks coming back instead of whatever I assign for the employee name. Could someone please help and let me know what could be wrong?
I have no clue as what is causing this weird behaviour.
Thanks.

Hi,
i have not really a idea. But at the next step i would
try the same procedure with in/out parameter and use a
initialized string. Maybe there is a problem to
determine the length of string.
Bye ThomasThanks for you reply Thomas,
This is the code for stored procedure that I use. As can be seen I just assign an employee to the
out parameter.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_employee(emp out EMPLOYEE) IS
BEGIN
emp := EMPLOYEE('Alex',49);
END;
Now in the java code when the statement >>
System.out.println("name:" + ((EmployeeObj)outParam).getName());
executes I get the name coming out as the String: "???". That is three question marks. It is very weird. I then attempted to create the object using JPublisher and I get the same result. I attempted not only to use hte SQLData interface but Oracle's ORAData interfaces as well. I went to to create a table with column as the EMPLOYEE type and use in insert to put the same object and and then sellect * from the table to the the and I still get the 3 question marks for the name and the number comes out correctly.
I am not sure what could be causing the text to come out as three question marks. I am using Oracle 9.2.0.4.0 and the ojdbc_g.jar drivers version :9.2.0.3.0. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Test Management - Add TBOM Object Types

Hello gurus!
My inquiry is the following:
I have created the TBOM for my Business Process, but when I check the TBOM content, not all object types I want are recorded. Is there a way to add which object types I want to be traced?
Kind regards,
Chrysanthi

hi Chrysanthi,
Did you generated TBOM dynamic or stati?
TBOM contents can be generated dynamically or statically.
Dynamic:
In the dynamic generation of a TBOM, the corresponding transaction is called using the corresponding RFC user in the managed system. All objects involved in the transaction are entered in the background and copied to the TBOM once the transaction is complete.
The generation of the dynamic TBOM only covers operations in the managed system that are processed within a context there. Branches to other systems (e.g. by RFC) are not recorded. This also applied to branched GUI procedures, which occur, for example, if a Web Dynpro is called within an SAP transaction. The operations within the Web Dynpro application are not recorded.
Static:
In the static generation of a TBOM, the transaction is not called. The system uses an environment analysis to determine which objects are involved in the transaction. Dynamic calls or generated objects are not found and therefore do not enter the TBOM either.
Please note:
The generation of dynamic TBOMs is not available in managed systems with kernel 620/640 but it is available in systems with kernel 46C and above 640.
The generation of static TBOMs is available for all managed systems with ST-PI 2008_01.
https://cw.sdn.sap.com/cw/docs/DOC-45979
regard,
Volker

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