‎2005 Nov 14 3:26 PM
What is the best way to find a suitable class and method, for a desired functionality.
Say with FM we normally try to search with updatemara*
if i have update Mara table.
Or is there a better place like in Java Documnetation to find methods and classes?
Cheers,
Mano Sri
‎2005 Nov 14 3:28 PM
Transaction SE84 for METHOD
Transaction CLABAP for CLASS
Max
Message was edited by: max bianchi
‎2005 Nov 14 3:29 PM
‎2005 Nov 14 3:31 PM
Transaction SE24 will list out all the classes. Buut its very diffcult to findout what you are looking for ...its not as simple as a search in se37. Coz here u have to diginto the classes to get the methods !
‎2005 Nov 14 3:32 PM
Hi,
Your best bet would be SE81 wherein youy can find all the classes per module (FI,HR etc...)
Good Luck,
Suresh Datti
‎2005 Nov 14 3:31 PM
Mano,
I dont think So becoz the OO are the approaches. They are independent of the Applications(MM,SD,PM,WM etc)!!!!
Thanks
Kam
‎2005 Nov 14 3:32 PM
Hi,
First check the BADI in SE18 or you can check the class in T.code SE24 try with generic search Material or PO
Or try with package. Means Goto MM02 program by using Menubar --> status . Get the attributes of Material change/update program Attirbutes --> check the package.
Then use Transaction SE18/Se24 and search for classes/Badis for that package.
I hope this helps you.
‎2005 Nov 14 3:33 PM
Hi Mano,
I generally search using se24 transaction with keywords. There may be a better way to search for the classes and methods. Lets wait for some expert advice.
Regards,
Ravi
‎2005 Nov 14 3:34 PM
Hi,
Classes usually are grouped by objects or functionality so the best way to look for them through SE24 is you know classes that treat this object. Another way and usually the best way for me is to look it up in the SDN through documentation or directly at SAP help.
Hope this helps you a little.
Regards
Jorge
‎2005 Nov 14 3:41 PM
Hi,
SEOCOMPODF is the table that contains the components of a class.You can get F4 help for method name. You can get method names as well descriptions of them.
All classes related data lies in tables starting with <b>SEO*</b>.
Regards,
Sailaja.
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