How does the scrollbar know which field it lands on?

Hi all
I'm looking at components at the moment. Not how to use them
but how to create them yourself to increase your workflow.
When dragging a scroll component on to a dynamic textfield it
automatically determines which field it land on, and populate the
targetInstanceName variable in the property inspector.
How does it do that? I guess it's a jsfl file being run, but
I can't figure out how to run a jsfl file the moment the user let
go on the component.
Thanks in advance,
Jakob

Hi Antony,
There is no need of Sender Agreement and hence sender communication channel. Sender Agreement identifies three things,
Namespace, Software component version and Outbound Interface. In Idoc communcation there is no need of Sender agreement as we can identify above things without Sender Agreement itself like namespace - Idocs have standard namespace and can be accessed across the sofwatware component versionsn and the idoc type it self specifies the interface name.
You cannot define a sender IDOC channel in Integration Directory due to fact dat IDOC adapter does not run in J2EE AF but is an 'built in" adapter.
Thanks,
Vijay Kumar T.

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