Hi Pranay,

When you use a stored procedure WAD generates a popup window with the 
parameters (if there is any) that when the OK button is pressed calls 
the procedure.

When you want to use Java you have to create manually the servlet (java, 
xml, html and xsql files). You can look at erpCommon/ad_process for 
examples. erpCommon/ad_forms folder can also be useful for your purposes.

In the developers manual you have some guidelines to develop a manual 
window:
http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/Developers_Manual#Developing_Openbravo_using_the_MVC

Gorka Ion Damián.

Pranay Joshi wrote:
> Hello Every one,
> I want to create a new Process in Java , I did not find any Way to do 
> so , are we supposed to write the full code in Java  or we  get the  
> Templet of Java code which is generated by WAD  Process ?
> writing a process using  a Stored  Procedure is easy and I have a done 
> it . But now I want to write a complex process and for that I want to 
> use Java.
> Can any one tell me the steps to do that  , and are the things that I 
> need  to take care  while writing Java Process . What are the 
> additional files that I have to write for that process  for  example  
> xsql , data files etc.
>
> Regards,
> Pranay
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