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How to build generic RFC Calls using .NET technologies

Posted on Aug 13, 2004 at 09:38 AM 10 Views

The DCOM Connector was generic, but the .NET isn't.

Is there a way to develop generic RFC Calls using .NET Technologies ?

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  • author's profile photo Reiner Hille-Doering
    Reiner Hille-Doering
    Posted on Aug 13, 2004 at 09:43 AM
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    For WAS 6.20 and higher you can use the Soap-entrance, e.g. you could fetch a WSDL at runtime, interpret it or create temporary Soap proxies and create a correct Soap-Request.

    For older you could use LIBRFC32 with PInvoke.

    Or you use XI server infrastructure - which is anyway the recommended approach for generic system access.

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  • author's profile photo Former Member
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    Posted on Aug 13, 2004 at 03:10 PM
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    Hi Marcel,

    I disagree. The DCOM Connector is not generic, but also a proxy based solution. Similar to the .NET Connector, you use the Object Builder to generate proxies and program against the generated, specific proxies in your COM client.

    The only thing that probably could be called "generic" is the COM4ABAP, a RFC server program that makes COM components callable from within ABAP.

    Regards,

    Guangwei

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