转 Starting Workflow from Messages

Trigger Workflow from Messages

By Suresh Kumar Parvathaneni from Link

This document details about the procedure in triggering the workflows from a message (For e.g., error or warning message). 
For our demo purpose, let us consider the transaction ME21 (Create Purchase Order). Without entering any values on the screen, press ENTER. You would get the error message “Enter Purchasing Org.” (as shown below)
转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

Now double-click on the message, to get the long text and the message details. 

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

Now click on the technical information. 

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

The above screenshot provides us with the message details (Message Class: ME) and Message Number 083. 

Now we need to create a workflow which needs to be triggered from this message. 

Go to transaction SWUY. Following wizard appears.

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

Click on “Continue”.

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

Enter the message details, as obtained earlier. Click on “Continue”.
转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

Click on “Complete” again. Pop-up screen regarding the package (Development class) appears. Assign the package, you would like to have. Press ENTER. You would be automatically navigated to the “Workflow Template” screen shown below: 

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

Enter the Work item text and click on “Workflow Builder”. We are now in the “Workflow Builder” screen. 

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

For our demo purpose, let’s create a simple email step in our workflow definition. (To know about how to include an email step in the Workflow definition, click here)

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

Activate the Workflow definition. 

Testing the application

 Go to transaction ME21.

Without entering any values, press ENTER. The error message “Enter Purchasing Org.” appears. Double-click on the message and the long text appears. See the screenshot below. 

转 Starting Workflow from Messages 

As highlighted in the screenshot above, the button “Workflow” is now enabled (before attaching a workflow definition to this message, this button was disabled”. Click on the button “Workflow”. The workflow definition created earlier, in this case WS99900061, is now triggered. See the screenshot below. 

转 Starting Workflow from Messages

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