INT260 My Inbox extensibility hands-on at SAP TechEd 2016
I have completed creating the hands-on script for the INT260 Adapt and Extend My Inbox for Your Own Workflows.
Join the TechEd hands-on session if you would like to learn how to extend My Inbox for your custom workflows.
Please add “I like, I wish” comments after or before the hands-on session.
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There are more session for My Inbox & Workflow related one (updated for SAP TechEd Barcelona):
- INT260 2H Adapt and Extend My Inbox for Your Own Workflows
- INT264 2H Build User Interfaces Based on SAP Fiori UX for Processes with SAP BPM
- INT200 1H Innovations for Business Workflow in SAP S/4HANA
- INT600 1H Process Insights on Business Workflows in SAP S/4HANA
INT260 Adapt and Extend My Inbox for Your Own Workflows
Type: 2H Hands-on
Level: Intermediate (There is no programming in this session)
Section |
Title |
Estimate time |
1 |
Admin role – Check system setup |
10 min |
2 |
User role – Run My Inbox |
10 min |
3 |
Consultant role – Configure My Inbox scenario |
30 min |
4 |
Developer role – Develop a custom Fiori app |
10 min |
5 |
Consultant role – Configure visualization |
30 min |
6 |
User role – Test the workflow |
5 min |
7 |
Consultant role – Other extensibility options |
10 min |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Admin role – Check system setup.
1.1 SAP Fiori apps reference library.
1.2 Check the installed components.
1.3 Check user settings.
2 User role – Run My Inbox.
2.1 Approve a Notification of Absence.
3 Consultant role – Configure My Inbox scenario.
3.1 Capture workflow template information.
3.2 Display business data by configuring dynamic column.
3.3 Define action buttons.
3.4 Update business data by implementing a Business Add In (BAdI)
4 Developer role – Develop a custom Fiori app.
4.1 Look at developed sample app.
5 Consultant role – Configure visualization.
5.1 Create a task specific tile. Part 1 – Define Scenarios.
5.2 Create a task specific tile. Part 2 – Create a catalog and a tile.
5.3 Call the custom app from My Inbox. Part 1 – SWFVISU configuration.
5.4 Call the custom app from My Inbox. Part 2 – Define target mapping.
6 User role – Test the workflow.
6.1 Test End-to-End flow.
7 Consultant role – Other extensibility options.
7.1 Search info in SAP Community Network.
7.2 I Like, I Wish.
Here are some of screenshots. You will implement those.
Display the dynamic column data.
Add action buttons and implement update logic.
Replace the view with custom app.
Yay! Much needed.
Hi Masayuki,
Will this information be available after the TechEd? Thanks.
Thank you Masa for the Excellent article and the Hands-on session at TechEd. This is a big value add-on to the Workflow folks that need to expose the approval tasks with simple configuration steps.
Hi Savir,
Thank you for joining the hands-on session at TechEd. I'm glad that you like it.
Hi
I attended the session in Las Vegas. It gave me a really good idea on how the application works and what is required when making the myinbox bette.r
Thanks Masa for a great session. It gives a good overview of what you can do. Your attention to detail in creating the instructions really showed.
I must be the only Fiori consultant who hasn't had a requirement for My Inbox yet, but when I do I will be ready!
When you get the requirements you will be ready, and so will fioricloud 🙂 Great to meet you in person this week Mike!
Likewise Jeremy, have a safe journey home to your loved ones
Hi Masayuki,
I am trying to add detail to Information tab at step 3.2. I can see these fields in SBWP my inbox, but they are not showing up in Fiori My Inbox. My workflow is a custom workflow. Did I miss some key configure. Could you please suggest? thanks.
Tracy
Check this. 2016-12-28 Embellishing your Approvals Without Coding (My Inbox) by Alan Rickayzen
Hi Masa,
Thanks for your reply. I have done all these steps many times but still no luck. The weird thing is even the workflow description is not showing up for me.
Thanks,
Tracy