Message on popup window

Hi,
Can anyone suggest how to create message(error/warning) on a popup window(Zwindow) in crm?
Thanks in Advance.

Hi Ginger,
If i understand correctly you would need a message depending on some validation of data that is displayed in popup
So when ever your validation fails you want to display an error message.
Write this code to add your message in the Core Messages.
lr_core = cl_crm_bol_core=>get_instance( ).
    CHECK lr_core IS BOUND.
    lr_global_messages ?= lr_core->get_global_message_cont( ).
    CHECK lr_global_messages IS BOUND.
CALL METHOD lr_global_messages->add_message
      EXPORTING
        iv_msg_type       = 'E'
        iv_msg_id         = 'ZTEST'
        iv_msg_number     = 800
        iv_show_only_once = 'X'.
Now if you do this the message would be displayed in the View that is actually calling the POPUP.
To avoid that use this statment while calling the popup.
lr_popup->set_display_mode( if_bsp_wd_popup=>c_display_mode_surrounded ).
Edited by: Ratna Rajesh .P on Aug 6, 2011 12:50 PM

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