BAdIs in class_constructor

[Former Member]

Dear Gurus,

I had asked help on this question some days before. I am rephrasing the question, hoping someone would offer help this time.

There is a BAdI method being called in a class_constructor. What and how can I code this method, as there are no parameters involved.

I am referring to the class_constructor of the CLASS lcl_req_header (for Purchase Requisitions) and the method INITIALIZE of the BAdI ME_PROCESS_REQ_CUST.

Thank you,

Fred.

[Former Member]

Dear Gurus,

I had asked help on this question some days before. I am rephrasing the question, hoping someone would offer help this time.

There is a BAdI method being called in a class_constructor. What and how can I code this method, as there are no parameters involved.

I am referring to the class_constructor of the CLASS lcl_req_header (for Purchase Requisitions) and the method INITIALIZE of the BAdI ME_PROCESS_REQ_CUST.

Thank you,

Fred.

[Former Member]

Hi, Your question is not quiet clear.

Do you want to explicitly call the method INITIALIZE of the BADI definition ME_PROCESS_REQ_CUST?

Is this BADI definition part of class_constructor? How this is triggered in this constructor?

Thanks

Kamal

[Former Member]

Kamal,

I want to put some code in the INITIALIZE method to initialize structures that carry the item data (TYPE MEREQ_ITEM) and fill them with different sets of default values. (I have implemented the BADI)

This is how it is called in the class_constructor:

• BAdI ME_PROCESS_REQ

CALL FUNCTION 'MEREQBADI_INITIALIZE'

EXCEPTIONS

error_message = 0.

The data is defined in the FUNCTION-POOL MEREQBADI as:

.....

....

DATA: gf_me_process_req_cust TYPE REF TO if_ex_me_process_req_cust,

....

.....

Thank you very much for your time and help,

Fred.

[Former Member]

Fred,

How much ABAP Objects experience do you have?

[Former Member]

John,

Hope I am not missing your point. I have good understanding of the ABAP objects, and about a year programming with it.

Thank you for sparing time and your help,

Fred.