Submit button in Webdynpro which uses Adobe

Hi Guys ,
I have created Webdynpro View with Adobe and then i created UI element Submit button in Webdynpro View which is holding Adobe.
Than i executed webdynppro application and clicked submit button to read the data from Adobe .
Iam getting the WAIT Process keep on running and my On action Method did't triggered at all .
I have done all the setup as per the notes given in the privious thereds for Adobe .
Please help me to resolve the issue .
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Prabhu

Hi Prabhu,
I am running into the same issue and I tried running transaction SFP_ZCI_UPDATE but still no help. Any more pointers?
Thansk,
-Ashwani

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