on 08-15-2011 5:23 AM
I am facing a problem can i use the Same function library for two different Software components,, plz help on this is issue...
Thanks&Regards
mallikarjun
Function Library in generally meant for portable and reusable within Software component Version. In other words, You can use function libraries across namespaces within the software component version. If you want to access in other SWCV, as Shabarish mentioned create dependency.
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the function libraries scope is defined withing a particular SWCV.
hence if you need to use the same in another SWCV, you will have to copy it into the separate SWCV or create dependencies.
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Hello Mallikarjun,
As an alternative to the solution proposed by Mark, please consider usage of software component dependencies that can be configured in SLD for respective involved SWCVs.
More information on this can be found below the following link (SAP Help): http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi711/helpdata/en/48/b682c796655295e10000000a42189b/frameset.htm .
Regards,
Vadim
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Hello,
I am facing a problem can i use the Same function library for two different Software components
Yes, this is possible. Do the following steps:
1.) Double-click the software component version in which you want to use the function library
2.) Go to the details tab
3.) Add the software component version in which the original function library is located
4.) Save
5.) Edit your message mapping, then click the icon Show Used Function Libraries
6.) Add the function library found in step 3
Hope this helps,
Mark
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