Once you have your Web Service working using Postman or a similar API testing tool it is time to implement it within an SAP solution. At this point you have got a couple of options, one is to implement a JavaScript Web Service Call it within an SAP BSP/HTML web page and the other is […]
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This is the second part of a series that will teach you how to consume/use/call a Web Service from within your SAP system and use the data received to perform and action within your ABAP code. 1Test your REST Web Service Call outside of SAP 2Test your SAP HTTP connection is ready for the REST
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So you want to call a REST Web Service from SAP, but you don’t know how to go about it. Well in this situation you first need to make sure it works outside of SAP and more importantly you know what your expecting it to do or what values it will return. There are so
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<p>When I first downloaded the <span>cookiechoices.js</span> file from the link suggested by Google and then installed it onto my site it didn’t really work correctly. It would display the message but when the user clicked on the ok button the Cookiechoices cookie only seemed to be getting set for that specific page, so when a second
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When creating your SAP BSP using HTML you may want to add and remove elements dynamically using JavaScript and sometimes simply setting the element to visible or not isn’t the solution you are after. Sometimes I have found that even though an element has been set to hidden its footprint is still left behind and interferes with the alignment of other fields. Yes
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Within the JavaScript of your SAP BSP application or standard web page it is very simple to toggle a HTML element between hidden and display mode using the visibility attribute. You would just reference the elements ID and set the visibility attribute to ‘hidden’ or ‘visible’, see example below. HTML Code: <a id=”myBackButton” href=”?OnInputProcessing(goback)” class=”myButton” >Back to Index</a> JavaScript Code: document.getElementById(‘myBackButton’).style.visibility = ‘hidden’; or document.getElementById(‘myBackButton’).style.visibility = ‘visible’;
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When implementing JavaScript within your SAP BSP you may want to capture an on screen field value, ID or name and then split this value at a certain character. I.e. if you have the value 00001-345-bob stored in an HTML field with the ID “datafield” you can use the following code to capture this value and
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