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RFC

Former Member
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HI

is it possible to call class method remotely like we can do with remote enabled function module. if 'yes', how to make it?

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uwe_schieferstein
Active Contributor
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Hello Marat

As far as I am aware this is not (yet) possible.

However, if you look at the Properties tabstrip of any class (SE24) you will find the field Category having the following description:




 DE SEOCATEGRY

 ____________________________________________________

 Short Text

     Class/Interface category

 Definition

     This field cannot be maintained explicitly, but is assigned to special
     types of classes. Currently these are:

     o   01: Exit classes, that is classes of a BAdI (Business Add-In) of
         associated generated adapter classes

     o   10: Persistent classes in terms of Object Services

     o   11: Factory for persistent classes

     o   12: Status classes for persistent classes

     o   20: View classes (for later use)

     o   30: Proxy classes for remote interfaces (for later use)   " <<<<<

     o   40: Exceptions, that is a class in terms of the new ABAP Object
         Exception Handling

     All other classes have the value:

     o   00: General object type

Perhaps the near future will bring us RFC-enabled classes.

Regards

Uwe

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uwe_schieferstein
Active Contributor
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Hello Marat

As far as I am aware this is not (yet) possible.

However, if you look at the Properties tabstrip of any class (SE24) you will find the field Category having the following description:




 DE SEOCATEGRY

 ____________________________________________________

 Short Text

     Class/Interface category

 Definition

     This field cannot be maintained explicitly, but is assigned to special
     types of classes. Currently these are:

     o   01: Exit classes, that is classes of a BAdI (Business Add-In) of
         associated generated adapter classes

     o   10: Persistent classes in terms of Object Services

     o   11: Factory for persistent classes

     o   12: Status classes for persistent classes

     o   20: View classes (for later use)

     o   30: Proxy classes for remote interfaces (for later use)   " <<<<<

     o   40: Exceptions, that is a class in terms of the new ABAP Object
         Exception Handling

     All other classes have the value:

     o   00: General object type

Perhaps the near future will bring us RFC-enabled classes.

Regards

Uwe

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Thanks