2008 Sep 25 3:02 PM
I have implemented a note for a method in a class which hasn't resolved the problem.
Having a look at the class, the methods are 'black' which means they are not implemented.
I assume this means that the note wouldn't make any difference anyway as the method is not implemented. Is this assumption correct?
2008 Sep 25 3:06 PM
it will not get any effect if you didnt implement the class....you just declared the class...and the changes will be reflected only if the interface is implemented and activated.
it will not get any effect if you didnt implement the class....you just declared the class...and the changes will be reflected only if the interface is implemented and activated.
2008 Sep 25 3:04 PM
Hello,
You're looking for a class or an interface? If it's an interface, the methods aren't implemented just declared.
Regards.
2008 Sep 25 3:06 PM
it will not get any effect if you didnt implement the class....you just declared the class...and the changes will be reflected only if the interface is implemented and activated.
2008 Sep 25 3:08 PM
It is class CL_HRASR00_*, displayed with SE24. The method in the class IF_EX_RCM_WD_REC_ACTIVITIES~GET_ELEM_VISIBILITY.
2008 Sep 25 3:37 PM
2008 Sep 25 3:43 PM
Hi,
No, unfortunately the note only changed the source code in the method.
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