ABAP_to_the_Future

Tips and Tricks 11.3
"44300 is the standard port for HTTPS
'~transaction=*' &&
id_transaction.
* Second half of the URL i.e. what data to be pass to the
* transaction code
ld_url =
id_parameters &&" e.g. USR02-BNAME=hardyp;
'DYNP_OKCODE=' &&
id_ok_code &&
'&sap-client=' &&
sy-mandt .
CONCATENATE rs_url ld_url INTO rs_url SEPARATED BY space.
ENDMETHOD. "Build Hyperlink URL
Listing 11.33 Building the Hyperlink URL
Once the code in Listing 11.33 has built up the URL and this URL appears in the
spreadsheet as a hyperlink, the user can cl ick on that link to call up the transaction.
However, the main problem with using hyperlinks to call SAP transactions is
the single sign-on mechanism. To say this is complicated is the greatest understatement
in the history of the universe, and explaining it is well outside the
scope of this book. In order to set the system up so that a user is not asked for his
password every time he uses a hyperlink to access SAP, you have to find an SAP
Basis person who is a megagenius. Otherwise, the user does indeed have to enter
his user name and password while drilling down.
11.3 Tips and Tricks
The last major section of the chapter will be about making even more out of the
ABAP2XLSX framework. First, you will see what to do when you have a fix that you
need that is perhaps not applicable to the open-source project as a whole. Then, you
will discover how to achieve the functionality described all throughout Section 11.2
without having to add bucket loads of code to all of your custom reports.
11.3.1 Using the Enhancement Framework for Your Own Fixes
Someone once said about cloud platform s such as SuccessFactors and Ariba that
“The best thing is that you get updates every three months, and the worst thing is
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