In beforeEverything userExit you can use the same OperationResult with

• OperationExecutionErrorType.WARNING

From API it says that it warns and continues execution.....

public static final OperationExecutionErrorType WARNING

BDD should warn user about something and continue execution

You need to use it as below..

In your user exit code, use the if loop as below.

If your condition is true (replace this with your logic)

{

  return new OperationResult(new OperationExecutionError("SIP-43000", getLocalizationGate()));

}

Here SIP-43000 needs to be configured in errorCodeBundle.properties as WARNING.

SIP-43000=WARNING||At least one column should be selected.

You can use any acceptable SIP codes. Refer to IDD Implementation guide for more details.

Note that warning message would work only if added in beforeEverything user exit.

Hi Srinivas ,

Did you find a solution to the problem mentioned? Show the WARN message and continue execution ?

Thanks

Hi Srini,

Not sure whether you were able to implement it.

However, I have found the solution and implementation technique. We will use the Message Bundle properties file of IDD.

You need to follow the below steps:

1. If your intention is just to show the warning message and continue with your regular work, then edit your message bundle file and add one key-pair value like this:

warning_message=This is a warning

Here, key = warning_message and value = This is a warning

This value will appear in IDD screen.

2. In your handler code, if you want to show this message then you need to use getLocalizedMessage method of the interface BDDMessagesLocalizationGate.

For example, if you want to show the above mentioned warning message in data tab after opening one record in IDD application, then you need to write the code like below under afterOpen method of the IOpenOperationPlugin.

notifications.addMessage(Message.warning(getLocalizationGate().getLocalizedMessage("warning_message", null)));

Here, notifications is the object of AfterOpenOperationResult.NotificationsHolder class and below is how you can get it for primary base object record.

AfterOpenOperationResult.NotificationsHolder notifications = openOperationResult

.getPrimaryObjectNotifications();

Let me know if you need any help.