10-01-2008 6:11 AM
HI
is it possible to call class method remotely like we can do with remote enabled function module. if 'yes', how to make it?
10-01-2008 8:06 AM
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
10-01-2008 8:06 AM
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
10-01-2008 8:47 AM