on 11-13-2007 10:34 PM
Hi,
I can find all the idoc/bapi in the imported objects under the SWCV but could not find the BAPI which I have created.How to find it?
Thanks
Hi Sud,
You need to import the metadata into IR before using in IR. You can do that by expanding "Imported objects" and then right click on RFC and select "Import SAP Objejects"..( Make sutre you are connecting to SAP where you have developed your BAPI FM).
In case if it is not showing in Import List..check if you have selected "Processing Type" as remote enabled under FM( your BAPI) attributes. It has to be remote enabled..then only you can import and use them.
Nilesh
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Sud,
As per ques: <b>I can find all the idoc/bapi in the imported objects under the SWCV but could not find the BAPI which I have created.How to find it?</b>
what to do:
<b>1.</b> Make the BAPI Remote enabled in SE37 & activate it.
<b>2.</b> Come to Intergaration Repositroy, and open your SWCV go to imported object and right click and press the Import of SAP objects.
<b>3.</b> In the next screen enter the R/3 details like Appl Server, System No, User name (you can use yours), & password.
<b>4.</b> Press the continue boutton.
<b>5.</b> In the screen expend the RFC button and select the check box for your desired BAPI and press the continue button.
Finally activate it, and you will be able to see your BAPI in the XI system.
Regards,
Sarvesh
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Hi Sud,
Please check the following:
1. Make sure you have checked a Remote enabled check box in attributes tab while creating your custom BAPI in Tx: SE37 in SAP and then save and activate the BAPI again.
2.Ensure that while creating your namespace in IR for this Software component, you have seleted
Definitions--> Import of RFC and Idoc interfaces from SAP permitted and also provided the correct connection data from SAP there.
3.Import the BAPI in XI again in the
Imported Objects --> RFC and I am sure you will see your BAPI.
Thanks,
Puneet
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Sud,
-->but could not find the BAPI which I have created.How to find it?
BAPIS are nothing but function modules delievered by SAP as per the generic business requirement . And are made remote enabled also..
but if you are creating a RFC(BAPI as per you) and want to use it you need to make it Remote enable by checking the Radio button under attributes tab of FM.
After this import it in IR..using import feature of IR.
Here you go...
Regards,
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