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Exploring BAPI Help !!

Posted on Jul 09, 2004 at 07:57 PM 15 Views

Hello There !!

Environment : EP 6.0 Sp2

I need to write some custom iViews which will show specific order information from the R/3 system. I know how to call the BAPI's through JCA. I want to explore the BAPI's available through the portal. Is there a way to explore all the RFC enabled BAPI's through the portal ??

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    Posted on Jul 09, 2004 at 08:39 PM
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    You are probably much better off using transaction SE37 or BAPI (in the SAPGUI) to view the available BAPIs and RFMs. There you will find documentation and a test utility so you can determine which parameters are required and determine what type of test data is useful for testing the BAPIs.

    You can use the SAP Connection Wizard to drill down through the list of RFMs and BAPIs, but you will spend a lot of wasted time trying to get the right combination of parameters for complex BAPIs.

    Reasonably complete documentation about all released BAPIs can be found at http://service.sap.com/bapi -> Interface Repository or directly http://ifr.sap.com

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    Posted on Jul 09, 2004 at 08:46 PM
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    Thanks Will !!

    Also, Where I can more information about SAP Connection Wizard ??

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