Web forms are the means by which developers can create applications that enable users to start workflows and execute work items from the comfort of a Web browser. A Web form is a simple, intuitive interface, which is made up of a relatively short list of fields and a "Submit" button. This interface obviates the need for the SAP GUI, or even familiarity with R/3 transactions. This article explains the steps that are required within R/3 and the SAP@Web Studio to build Web form-based workflow scenarios.
Rainer Weber
Rainer Weber joined SAP AG in 1994, and since then has been working in the development of SAP Business Workflow, with a focus on interfaces to external systems. Rainer is currently a professor of computer science at the University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, where his main focus is on business process design, workflow systems, and of course, SAP software.
You may contact the author at rainer.weber@fh-nuernberg.de.
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