on 05-10-2005 4:20 AM
Hello,
Upon generation of a proxy of an RFC on 4.6c, the class definition does not contain the target method.
However the method is visible in the visual studio design front end, but not invokable programatically.
This problem is specific to a particular rfc.
The other RFC's generated contain the method definition.
Is there some setting issue on the SAP server side or on the client side?
I am using VS.net
Microsoft Visual C# .NET 69461-270-0000007-18490
SAP .NET Connector 2.0.
SAP 4.6c
Thank you,
Amit
I could work around this problem and fix it by selecting True on CreateTRFC on the options tool box. After that, it generated the Source Codes.
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To help you on this issue, we need more input:
- Name of the RFC function that doesn't work.
- The .sapwsdl file (or at least a snipped of it).
- The generated .cs or .vb file (the one that contains the proxy) or at least a snipped of it.
Best you open a OSS support ticket and attach the files.
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Hi Reiner,
Thanks for your quick response.
The problem seems to have gone away.
We are not sure what could have caused it,why it went away, and when it could return.
My colleague suggested to apply SAP Note Number: 506603.
Does this have any bearing on the SAP .NET connector runtime (SAP.Connector & SAP.Connector.Rfc assemblies) ?
The RFC is a custom one built by another collegue.
I have a zip file with all the previous screen shots.
Please give me an email address i could mail it to you directly.
Our guess is that it is a server setting that was turned on and off.
We would like to know which one it is.
Thanks,
Amit.
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