The time when the BADI implementation class really initialize.

[Former Member]

when I debug the cl_exithanler=>get_instance, I found that it returns the class name as: CL_IM_EX..., not the implementation class name begin with: ZCL_IM... which is created by me. So when does the BADI implementation class really initialize?

[uwe_schieferstein]

Hello

You can find this out by a simple trick. Prerequisite is an active implementation of your BAdI.

Add method CONSTRUCTOR to your Z-class that implements the BAdI interface. Put a break-point (BREAK <sy-uname>.) into this method.

Execute the transaction which passes the BAdI.

Regards

Uwe

[Former Member]

It seems that the detail was encapsulated in the keyword CALL BADI

Edited by: yanluckly on Nov 24, 2010 3:09 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Uwe,

why it can pass the compile:break <sy-uname>

I haven't seen this statement before.

[Former Member]

Oh I see, It's a macro.

how could I use it if my user id contains '.', such as yuan.gan,

both break yuan.gan.

break 'yuan.gan'.

are wrong.

[SuhaSaha]

In that case try BREAK-POINT or BREAK-POINT ID <Checkpoint Group>.

In the former the breakpoint is always active & for the latter it depends on the settings of the checkpoint group(trxn. SAAB). Read the F1 documentation on BREAK-POINT to get the details.

BR,

Suhas

[uwe_schieferstein]

Hello

When I use <sy-uname> it simply means to replace it with your actual user name. In my case the statement would be:

BREAK uschieferst.

It is not meant as field-symbol.

However, using activatable break-point of a Checkpoint group is far more elegant.

Regards

Uwe

[Former Member]

if my user id is yuan.gan

how to use the break macro?

[Former Member]

It's not a macro, as Uwe showed you. Inside your Constructor method just enter the following code:

 break sy-uname

Because of the '.' in your name you cannot use

 break yuan.gan.

I am suprised to see that as a user name like that though.

[Former Member]

Is it a global macro?

u can find it in trmac table