To Do Entries May Be Routed Out Of The System
A To Do type can be configured so that its entries are interfaced to another system.
For example, a given To Do type can be configured to create an Email message whenever a new To Do entry is created. The following points describe how to do this:
• Define the name of the background process responsible for interfacing the new To Do entries to another system on the respective To Do type. The base package contains a batch process called F1-TDEER that can be used for most situations. This batch process invokes the External Routing algorithms defined on each entry's To Do type.
• Plug in an appropriate External Routing algorithm on the respective To Do type. The logic in this type of algorithm performs the interface efforts for a specific To Do entry. For example, if an Email message should be created for a To Do entry, the logic in the algorithm would compose and send the Email message(s) for a specific To Do entry.