on 11-08-2010 3:46 PM
Hello SAP gurus. This time i want to ask about webservices and standard transactions. so this is the deal:
- It is possible to transform a SAP standard dialog transaction (wich doesnt have a related BAPI) and become into a webservice?
- If that so, it's possible to disable the dialog functionallity of it?
- And finally it's possible to do the same for a custom user program?
Thank you very much for your attention and help.
Hi,
in asnwer to your questions:
- It is possible to transform a SAP standard dialog transaction (wich doesnt have a related BAPI) and become into a webservice?
The only way that I can think of would be to either create your own BAPI or to generate some BDC that the service calls.
- If that so, it's possible to disable the dialog functionallity of it?
When a service is consumed, it runs under the user ID of the person who logs on. If using BDC, disabling the transactional access would also remove the authorisations to consume the service. The only way around this would be to always call the service under a fixed user ID, which would then loose things such as audit trails as to who had made changes.
- And finally it's possible to do the same for a custom user program?
Exactly the same would apply as above. If the custom program is populating "Z" tables, you could directly update the database from your service code, which would allow you to remove transactional access.
Hope this helps
Colin
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