Transform generated proxy tables into 'z' tables

Former Member — Fri, 22 Sep 2006 15:34:35 GMT

Hello to everyone,

My doubt is really persistent and it's an important one...

Imagine we have an wsdl and we create a enterprise service proxy client. The R3 will generate 'Z' tables for the structure which the webservice needs for the request and the response.

How can I transform those generated proxy tables into normal 'Z' tables from the R3 Dictionary database?

Is it possible? Or do I have to create similar tables to the proxy tables?

The problem is that the response structure is really huge, and the work needed to create all the tables necessary to acomodate and all the mapping between the generated proxy tables and the ones that I'll have to create is HUGE!!!... Can I transform in any way those proxy tables?

Any help will be appreciated....

Re: Transform generated proxy tables into 'z' tables

uwe_schieferstein — Sun, 24 Sep 2006 22:26:28 GMT

Hello Gonçalo

The generated proxy tables are indeed structures (and table types). In your case you have plenty of these structures that have to be "converted" into normal Z-tables.

One approach would be to use an

eCATT

for this task. The steps could be as following:

(1) Create a new z-table

(2) Include the corresponding proxy structure

(2.a) Transfer fields from include and remove .INCLUDE reference

(3) Remove obsolete fields

(4) Add additional fields

(5) Generate the z-table

Regards

Uwe

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