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Modeled only option

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While creating a class through CLASS BUILDER we have an option MODELED ONLY . After searching in google and ABAP help i got this information:

1. No class pool is generated for this class.

2. We cannot access these interface at runtime.

3. This option allows us to design classes based on a graphical model.

Can any body add any more information to this...

Like how to create a graphical model ? or any thing related to this option.

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Ramneek
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Hello Pradeep,

We can also use the modeled only classes in friend relationships with other classes. The same concept applies to interfaces as well. So you can have modeled only interfaces too. To my knowledge in future, this option will allow the users to design interfaces based on graphical models.

Hope this helps.

Thank you,

Ramneek

While creating a class through CLASS BUILDER we have an option MODELED ONLY . After searching in google and ABAP help i got this information:

1. No class pool is generated for this class.

2. We cannot access these interface at runtime.

3. This option allows us to design classes based on a graphical model.

Can any body add any more information to this...

Like how to create a graphical model ? or any thing related to this option.

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Ramneek
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Hello Pradeep,

We can also use the modeled only classes in friend relationships with other classes. The same concept applies to interfaces as well. So you can have modeled only interfaces too. To my knowledge in future, this option will allow the users to design interfaces based on graphical models.

Hope this helps.

Thank you,

Ramneek