Retrieving classical F1-help from a remote system

Question

Hi,
when pressing Ctrl-F1 on an ABAP WebDynpro screen the system displays the F1-help text of the data element bound to the UI element. This F1-help text must be maintained in the system on which ABAP WebDynpro is running. However, I need the F1-help text of a data element that exists in a remote system.
Is there a way to change the standard behavior of ABAP WebDynpro such that the F1-help of a remote data element is displayed (certain events to which I can register and implement my own F1-help; user exits that allow to change the standard behavior)?
Thank you,  Peter

Answer 1

Hi Makarand,
Saw your reply.
Just ignore this piece of coding...
<%
if((request.getParameter("file")==null)||(request.getParameter("file")==""))
fb.setMessage("");
Kindly help me out with this :
File f1=new File((String)request.getParameter("file"));
out.println("the files exists "+ f1.exists());
fb.doZip(f1,"d:\\mmzip\\exec1.zip");
When I say trying to access jsp from another system. I mean this : The jsp pages and the corresponding beans are located in my local system and it is running in Tomcat server. If I move to another system, say my friend's system who is sitting next to me and try to access this jsp page, giving the path as http://server:8080/abc.jsp, (wherein server refers to my system's name), I need to know how the bean that is running under the server know from where to bring the file.
I repeat that if all is running under my local system, it works perfectly fine. But when the same page is accessed from my friend's system, I need to know how to get the relative path.
Something has to be done in the folliwng place in the bean.
public void doZip(File source, String target) throws Exception
try
String str=source.getAbsolutePath();//the source name is passed to str
int strlen=str.length(); int x=str.lastIndexOf("\\");
String actualFileName=str.substring(x+1,strlen);
File zippedfile = new File(target);
the getAbsolutepath() returns the path of the file. i.e if the file is in the directory of c:\sajiv\somefiles\abc.bmp, the absolute path returns c:\sajiv\somefiles\abc.bmp. It does not bring the relative path that is required. When the jsp page is accessed from my friend's sytem, the path passed is c:\myfriend directory\somefile\xyz.bmp, which is fine for that system. The bean is running in my system, and it takes the path as c:\myfrienddirectory\somefiles\xyz.bmp, which is not available in the local system.
Am Imaking myself veyr clear.
Now, any solutions please.............
Sajiv