How to import Table from Webdynpro to RFC?

[Former Member]

In my application there is one RFC that has one import parameter String and a Table for import/export data from webdynpro.

The context of model node and attributes is as follows

A (Root Model Node for RFC)

|....B (Model Sub Node for Output)

|....C (Model Sub Node for Table)

|....x (Model attribute)

|....y (Model attribute)

Table structure in RFC is same as Model node C.

Before Executing RFC using

wdContext.currentAElement().modelObject().execute();

In Java end how to set or add data to x,y attribute so that RFC can get those values from table and insert into the ABAP table.

[Former Member]

Hi,

use the setter for the attribute

Ex: wdContext.currentCElemement.setx(<Yourvalue>;

Regards

Ayyapparaj

[former_member751941]

Hi SBS,

Try this code.

IWDMessageManager msg = wdComponentAPI.getMessageManager();

try {

String empid = 10020;

//or you can take empid from UI field also

// String empid = wdContext.currentValueNodeElement().getEmployeeID();

Bapi_Employee_Getdata_Input input = new Bapi_Employee_Getdata_Input();

input.setEmployee_Id(empid);

wdContext.nodeBapi_Employee_Getdata_Input().bind(input);

// Calls remote function module BAPI_EMPLOYEE_GETDATA

wdContext.currentBapi_Employee_Getdata_InputElement().modelObject().execute();

// Synchronise the data in the context with the data in the model

wdContext.nodePersonal_Data().invalidate();

} catch (Exception e) {

// TODO Auto-generated catch block

msg.reportSuccess(“Message : “+e.getMessage());

}

Regards,

Mithu

[Former Member]

Hi Mithu,

A,B,C not in the same level. The level is

A[RFC Model]>B[Output Model Node]>C[Model representaion of Table]-->{x,y}[Table attributes]

I want to insert for x,y say {xyz,abc} and {mno, pqr} those two set of data.

How to set those values

[former_member751941]

Hi SBS,

Check the code.

try

{

A aInputModel = new A();

for(int i=0;i<2;i++)

{

ZCstruc cDetails = new ZCstruc();

cDetails.setX(wdContext.nodeTest().getTestElementAt(i).getXVal());

cDetails.setY(wdContext.nodeTest().getTestElementAt(i).getYVal());

aInputModel.addC(cDetails);

}

wdContext.nodeA().bind(aInputModel);

wdContext.currentAElement().modelObject().execute();

wdContext.nodeB().invalidate();

}

} catch (WDDynamicRFCExecuteException e) {

msg.reportException("Error in Creation. Please try Again... "+e.getMessage(),true);

}

finally

{

TestModel testModel = (TestModel)WDModelFactory.getModelInstance(TestModel.class);

testModel.disconnectIfAlive();

}

Regards,

Mithu