on 10-16-2008 9:08 AM
Hi All,
I would like to discuss the pros and cons of both model types.
My understanding is that the Adaptive Web Services Model requires one implementation step more than the Adaptive RFC Model does.
Adaptive RFC Model
1. implement function module
2. make function module RFC-able
3. import via Adaptive RCF Model
Web Services Model
1. implement function module
2. make function module RFC-able
3. create webservice from RFC module
4. import via Adaptive Webservice Model
Is that correct? What are other advatages/ disadvatages of both model types? When and why would I use one and not the other??
Thanks, Johannes
hi!
yes you can do that with webservice also but you need to install a java engine and that will be performance issue sometime like memory issue and all but whenever you are dealing with abap you go for rfc .
hope this is usefull.
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to find the advantages of webservice you can check this article.
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hi!
the advantage of using Adaptive RFC Model??is that it is possible to support more than one back-end system with a single Web Dynpro model, without having to install another Java Engine. so that you can reuse the functions of several different back-end systems in a single application.
thanks
vishal
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