on 01-26-2009 9:24 PM
Hi,
i'm having doubt about the way Java Web Dynpro should have or has to do, to connect to a RFC in Abap.
do i have to use some special process?
i appreciate the help, thanks in advance
Hi Erick,
As Shikhil mentioned, you have to create an Adaptive RFC model to access ABAP function modules. You can go through this [tutorial|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/a00f7103-6790-2a10-ac9c-fcac7c5b18a3] to learn about how to access ABAP functions in Webdynpro for Java. [Details|/docs/DOC-8661#section10 [original link is broken]]
Regards,
Sanyev
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Hi
connect to RFC in Abap from webdynpro java is possible through the Creation of Model and we can call more than one RFC's with in a one model also at a time from java webdynpro.
Thanks
V.L.B
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hi,
follow the process..
1.Right click the model and create a new model .
2.select Rfc model.
3. next screen will ask for R3 System detils.give the details.
4. it will ask for two JCO connectyion give the name of JCO connection.
5. now select your Rfc and click ok.
6. now go to data modular and mapped the model to component.only mapped input node.it will contain both input and output.
7. write the code now...
1.bind the node to context.
2.set the input values for rfc.
3.execute the bapi.
if u need any code and clarification please reply...
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Hi,
Please go through this thread /thread/1206383 [original link is broken]
Regards,
ramesh
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Erick,
You have to create the Model in the Java Webdynpro application and import the ABAP Function Module using the Adaptive RFC Option.....
~Shikhil
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