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Problem between a RFC Function and a Java application

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Hi People,

I am with a problem between a RFC Function and a Java application. As parameter for export there is a Transparent Table. The problem is, the application Java would be able read the information ONLY if the information is recorded in Transparent table (SE16). Its strange. I only need to use this table transparent to the output of the function, just that.

Does anybody have any idea about that ?

Thanks,

Norris.

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in RFC you can use table parameters. so code in the RFC and then use that table in Your java application.

First check the Data in your java application after calling the RFC and then check the data in the table or not. if it is empty then Dont bind it.

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The Code Java is Ok... The problem is, the integration only works fine if the record is recorded in the transparent Table...

Any Idea ?

Regards,

Norris.

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Hi Silva ,

yeah , u can access only Transparent Tables data from SAP, u cannt access data from pool/cluster tables , in such cases u can make use of BAPI/create RFC enabled FMs to give data to ur Jave Application.

Regards

Prabhu