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Problem with namespace when calling RFC-modules

Posted on Oct 06, 2003 at 05:57 PM 26 Views

We are using the possibilty to let a WebDynpro-controler call a remote RFC module. We have are own namespace '/CIVBS/' and now we encouter a problem that during the call the '/' is translated into a '_-' with a negative result because modules with this namespace are not found.

We are using Beta II of the Netweaver Developer Studio.

Can anybody give a hint ?

regards

Bertil

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  • author's profile photo Bernhard Siewert
    Bernhard Siewert
    Posted on Oct 15, 2003 at 01:21 PM
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    Hi Bertil,

    I experienced the same problem when calling Web Services from R/3 (via soap rfc Service). I have solved the problem by calling the function module in this way: -CIVBS-FunctionModuleName.

    Best reagrds,

    Bernhard

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    • Former Member
      Oct 15, 2003 at 01:55 PM

      Hello Bernhard,

      Thank you for the response, but if i undersyand you correctly did you rename your function module. This is what we did (for the moment) at our side also but for the long term this is not a desirable solution.

      I do believe its a bug and hopefully fixed in a later (Beta) version.

      thanks again

      Bertil

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