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Need help with used DC model

Posted on Oct 17, 2006 at 09:35 AM 45 Views

Hi all,

I've created 2 localdevelopment projects.

One mainproject and one models project.

In the models project i created a public part for a rfc model.

I add this public part to my Used DCs of my mainproject.

Now I want to use this model in this project bud I don't know how to do that.

When I choose add from the context menu from "Used Models" I can't find him there.

Please help, what am i doing wrong?

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    author's profile photo Bertram Ganz
    Bertram Ganz
    Posted on Oct 17, 2006 at 10:44 AM
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    Hi B.

    to expose an Adaptive RFC model to other DCs you must explicitly add the following entities to the public part of your DC:

    - Adaptive RFC Model entitiy

    - Logical Dictionary

    The Public Part Purpose must be defined as "Compilation".

    Important: To expose the Public Part to another DC you must explicitly trigger a DC Build (context menu item 'Development Component -> Build ...', so that the Public Part Archives is being generated. Without an existing PP archive the Client DC cannot 'see' the exposed Public Part Entities of the Service DC.

    Regards, Bertram

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    Posted on Oct 17, 2006 at 10:09 AM
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    B.,

    There is a similar question in the forum today, so I'm repeating myself:

    -- Did you add model to public part? Right-click on model in WD Navigator, select "Add to public part..."

    -- Rebuild model DC

    -- Reload main DC

    -- Now you should see model in list when you are adding used models to component in main DC

    Valery Silaev

    SaM Solutions

    http://www.sam-solutions.net

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