Which type of submit button to use?

Hi All,
I am struggling with a form which executes BAPI script when user clicks submit. My submit button doesnt do any action for some reason. I dont know if the problem is in the type of submit button am using. Can someone please tell me what is the exact kind of button I need to use?
I see Email Submit button, HTTP Submit button, (just) Button, and there are various categories in Insert Menu like Webdynpro ActiveX, Webdynpro Native etc. If someone can tell me exactly, I would appreciate. Am using developer workplace, Webdynpro with Java.
Thanks

Lets say I have 2 views, say A and B. I have an interactive form in A. I have also assigned an action for onSubmit method. Inside the implementation code for that action, I have written,
wdThis.wdFirePlugOutPlug();
where OutPlug is the name of the outbound plug on A. I have an inbound plug on B with a navigation link between the two plugs.
Inside the implementation code for inbound plug of B, I have written
wdThis.wdGetAPI().getComponent().getMessageManager().reportSuccess("Test");
When I run the application, my pdf form is displayed in the same browser window. I fill it and click submit and nothing happens. Page is not refreshed to show view B or any other message. I checked default trace in Server0/logs. No errors. Am running out of options. Please help !
One more thing, when I run the application, pdf form opens embedded in the browser window which has view. Thats the way it has to be right?
Also, I have developer work place and I used xACF_NW04s_SP11.exe for installing ACF. Is the ACF version okay or do I need to use some other file?
Also, am using Adobe LiveCycle Designer 7.1. Again is this the right version to use with Developer workplace?

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