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hi guys,

sap standard interfaces(bapis) are implemented in which classes..how to get those classes...i have checked in SE24...and in.where used list also..but i don't get those classes ....pls answer this

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Hi,

in SE24 ie class builder --> you click on CLASS BROWSER that is there on the application tool bar. It will pop up a class browser : entry screen. Just press enter and you will be taken to the complete ABAP class library under which various modules like SD, MM, FI etc are there from which you can navigate to BADI classes and Implementation classes, but not BAPI classes.

Regards,

Sekhar.

Hi,

in SE24 ie class builder --> you click on CLASS BROWSER that is there on the application tool bar. It will pop up a class browser : entry screen. Just press enter and you will be taken to the complete ABAP class library under which various modules like SD, MM, FI etc are there from which you can navigate to BADI classes and Implementation classes, but not BAPI classes.

Regards,

Sekhar.

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former_member188594
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Hi,

in SE24 ie class builder --> you click on CLASS BROWSER that is there on the application tool bar. It will pop up a class browser : entry screen. Just press enter and you will be taken to the complete ABAP class library under which various modules like SD, MM, FI etc are there from which you can navigate to BADI classes and Implementation classes, but not BAPI classes.

Regards,

Sekhar.

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hi,

i need to know in which classes the bapi methods are implemented.....how do we see those classes....

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Hi,

BAPI are not implemented in classes,

you can see bapi with BAPI transaction code,

bapi are objects with methods attributes and FM.

please reward points if helpfull.

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hi ihsen,

objects are created using classes ....we cant create an object without class...these standard sap interfaces(bapis) must be implemented

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you can implement them in the BOR

use transactio swo1

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Check the link and see the final step -

http://www.erpgenie.com/abap/bapi/example.htm

Regards

Kiran Sure