Hi Community!
I attempted to create a new, transportable package outside of the ZLOCAL component. However, the system still produces an error when I try to create the transportation.
I suspect the root cause may not be just the package type, but the extension methodology itself. My understanding is that for S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, classic extensions (like creating an ENHO object from Eclipse) are not permitted in order to maintain a "Clean Core." Instead, the recommended approach is to use the "Custom Logic" Fiori app to implement BAdIs that SAP has explicitly released for the cloud.
My specific question is: Is the BADI_WHT BAdI enabled for extension via Eclipse ADT in our public cloud environment, or is it mandatory that we find an alternative, released BAdI within the "Custom Logic" app?
I am attaching screenshots of the new error I receive when using the transportable package.
I appreciate your guidance in ensuring we are using the correct extensibility method for our platform.
Best regards,
Diana
I only have ZLOCAL and Z001 for superpackage
more information (my question):
https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-q-a/error-creating-badi-enhancement-implementation-quot-sap-...
BaDI: https://api.sap.com/badi/BADI_FIBRREI_WHT
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Dear @diana_gonzalezcr60
Thank you for sharing the detailed context and screenshots.
From what you have described and based on the errors in your screenshots; the issue is not just with your transport setup but with the extensibility model itself:
Regarding your main question about BADI_FIBRREI_WHT:
So, to simply answer your questions directly:
Here is a summary and the recommended path you can take. First confirm in the Custom Logic app whether a released BAdI exists for your withholding tax use case. If the BAdi is available, implement your logic there instead of Eclipse. If it is not available, raise an influence request or check if SAP provides alternative APIs/events.
See links below for further details
Defining Custom Logic for External Sales and Use Tax Calculation
I hope this provides the desired insights. Happy to answer any further questions.
Best regards
Chris
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