on 11-03-2008 11:02 AM
Hi Experts,
I am using 1:N mapping for a file to RFC scenario. I have one file at sender side and 3 RFCs in the receiver side. These RFCs belong to a BI system. Now I need to generate proxies for these. I am not getting the proxies in SPROXY. How can do this. How can I generate proxies for these 3 RFCs.Please help me.
Thanks&Regards,
Reyaz Hussain
Are u using BPM? 1:n mapping without BPM is only possible for the adapters that reside on the java stack. For RFC it would be possible but for Abap proxy it won't be possible.
In u r still thinking of generating proxies, then export the RFCs and import it under External Definition and then its interfaces could be seen under SPROXY.
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi Prateek,
I am not using BPM. If we import the RFCs in external definition , can we generate proxies for RFC. at that time will it work if I generate proxies for each of the RFC individually.If it is not possible , can you please suggest me a way to do this( one file to 3RFCs)
Thanks&Regards,
Reyaz
If u r thinking about both multimapping and use of server proxy, then u have to use BPM.
If we import the RFCs in external definition , can we generate proxies for RFC.
Yes, but this would not exactly mean that you are generating proxies for RFC. It would just mean that you are generating proxies for an interface which has same structure as that of RFC. Therefore RFC at receiver end won't be called.
Regards,
Prateek
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