2007 Sep 14 1:34 PM
Hi Gurus!
I want to ask how are you accessing RFC destinations in OOP. Is there any concept for RFC calls with methods or are the 'normal' RFC function modules still up to date for this purpose in OOP, too?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Best regards,
Alfons
PS: Have a nice weekend!
2007 Sep 14 1:59 PM
Hi Alfons,
you cant have methods of class as remote enabled . What you can do is you can create one Fn Module (Remote enabled ) in SE37 and call the methods of class here.
And further you can create the RFC Destination using SM59 for the Fn Module .
For eg you have two methods of class C as M1 and M2
then create Function Module F where you call methods like :
Call Method C=>M1
Call Method C=>M2
and define the RFC Destination for this Functional Module F in SM59.
I hope this will help you , kindly rewards point accordingly
Regards,
Pranshu
Hi Gurus!
I want to ask how are you accessing RFC destinations in OOP. Is there any concept for RFC calls with methods or are the 'normal' RFC function modules still up to date for this purpose in OOP, too?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Best regards,
Alfons
PS: Have a nice weekend!
2007 Sep 14 1:59 PM
Hi Alfons,
you cant have methods of class as remote enabled . What you can do is you can create one Fn Module (Remote enabled ) in SE37 and call the methods of class here.
And further you can create the RFC Destination using SM59 for the Fn Module .
For eg you have two methods of class C as M1 and M2
then create Function Module F where you call methods like :
Call Method C=>M1
Call Method C=>M2
and define the RFC Destination for this Functional Module F in SM59.
I hope this will help you , kindly rewards point accordingly
Regards,
Pranshu
2007 Sep 17 6:22 AM