Webdynpro Java API Connection to MDM 7.1
Hello,
I have created several Webdynpro Java Applications to Connect to the MDM Repository and update/delete Records. To connect to the Repository ,I used the UserSession Context with which the userid/password is specified to connect to the Repository.
Now , if in future the password changes, I have to modify it in the UserSession Context Object each time . So is there a way ,we just update the password in one central location/file and the Webdynpro Java Application picks it up from there.
Any help would be highly Appreciated.
Sure
Thanks for the SAP Note, its a direct solution from SAP.
However I didnt have much time to implement it so found a workaround.
In my project we use MDM WD Configurations as well.
So I created a dummy ItemDetails WD Configuration( whose project uses the Destination is configured to use PROPAGATION)
line 1 : Created an emty RepositoryBean object : _repositoryBean = new RepositoryBean()
line 2 : wdThis.wdGetUC_ItemDetailsInterface().setConfiguration("<MDM WD PROJECT>", "<MDM WD CONFIG>"); //could be any config : resultset search ID
line 3 : (UserSessionContext)_repositoryBean.getUserSessionContext()
And viola I got it without any more coding
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Created on June 25, 2008, 5:08 PM
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Open. You can then make changes to the template in the Source Editor.
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and for creating the workflow job id i had written the below code
CreateWorkflowJobCommand workflowjobcommand = new CreateWorkflowJobCommand(connections);
workflowjobcommand.setWorkflowId(workflowid[0]);
workflowjobcommand.setRecordIds(recordId);
workflowjobcommand.setSession(session);
try{
workflowjobcommand.execute();
catch(Exception e)
then to start the workflow what i have to do .
please expain me
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