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Custom RFC + .Net Connector version 2

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‎2004 Oct 12 3:08 PM

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Hello, All!

I have a question. I wrote my own RFC, and I want to generate a proxy class for it. The problem is that when I navigate through RFCs in the server explorer in Visual Studio .Net, I don't see my RFC. I refreshed the list but still it is not on the list.

Can you tell me what is the solution to this? Does it depend on the development class?

Hello, All!

I have a question. I wrote my own RFC, and I want to generate a proxy class for it. The problem is that when I navigate through RFCs in the server explorer in Visual Studio .Net, I don't see my RFC. I refreshed the list but still it is not on the list.

Can you tell me what is the solution to this? Does it depend on the development class?

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‎2004 Oct 12 3:25 PM

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You'll probably have more success with this question in the .NET Technologies forum.

Cheers,

Scott

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‎2004 Oct 12 3:31 PM

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Ok I will post it there.

Thanks.

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‎2004 Oct 12 3:32 PM

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Hello,

I would look at your RFC to see if it has the option 'Remote enabled' check.

But as Scott said, the .NET Technologies forum is the best for this type of questions.

Cheers!

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‎2004 Oct 12 3:39 PM

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Yes, what you said is true; now it works, Bill.

Thank you.