I am using the SAP GUI Scripting API 7.10. My program is written in C#. I am using the following code (I have removed a lot of code for clarity sake).
SapROTWr.ISapROTWrapper SapROTWrapper = new SapROTWr.CSapROTWrapperClass();
object SapGuilRot = SapROTWrapper.GetROTEntry("SAPGUI");
object engine = SapGuilRot.GetType().InvokeMember("GetScriptingEngine",System.Reflection.BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null, SapGuilRot, null);
GuiApplication GuiApp = engine as GuiApplication;
GuiConnection connection = GuiApp.Connections.ElementAt(0) as GuiConnection;
GuiSession session = connection.Children.ElementAt(0) as GuiSession;
As soon as the program executes the last statement above, the SAP session indicates via the 'barber pole' that a script is being executed. Basically, after the above statement my program will look at various text fields and complete it's need for its connection to the SAP scripting engine. The C# program will continue to run as long as the agent is logged into his/her workstation. The SAP program will continue to be used by the agent for data entry (they are in a call center). The 'barder pole' still continues to indicate that a script is being executed.
Is there a way in the SAP GUI Scripting API to stop the 'script' execution? Basically, my application is not a script and it does not look like the Scripting API was designed to handle this type of application. The only solution I have discovered so far is to have my program terminate, but this is unacceptable.
Thanks,
Dan
