Not defined outbound plug in Window or View but exists in NavigationLink

Hi Experts,
In NavigationlLink of standard component 'BSPWD_ADVSEARCH' contains the outbound plug 'SavedSearchEdit'.
But I am not able to find where the outbound plug is defined since it is not defined in its window or view.
Please explain me where the OUTBOUND plug is defined.
Thanks in Advance

Hi Raj,
The Outbound plug is defined for the bsp component - BSPWD_ADVSEARCH.
You can check the same in SPRO settings by following the path:-
SPRO->CRM->UI FRAMEWORK->TECHNICAL ROLE DEFINITION -> DEFINE WORKAREA COMPONENT REPOSITORY.
Here select the BSP component - BSPWD_ADVSEARCH & select INBOUND PLUG DEFINITION option on the left side.
You'll see 2 IPs defined along with their Target IDs.
- Dedeepya

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