How-To : bapi export table > webdynpro > bapi import table

I am facing exactly the same issue. Passing a table to function module is not working with adaptive RFC, but giving import parameters is no problem.

This cannot be found in any of the wd examples either.

Thanks in advance,

Tomas.

Hi,

let's assume you have the following structure of your model (as seen under node "Model classes" in NWDS):

RowStruct (model class, row type both for export and import table)

... (attributes for structure)

RFC1_Input (model class, input RFC1)

...

RFC1_Output (model class, output RFC1)

Tbl_Export (:n relation to RowStruct from export)

RFC2_Input

Output (:1 relation to Output)

Tbl_Import (:n relation to RowStruct for import)

RFC2_Output

...

You now create a context bound to this model (note that it's recommended to create this in a custom controller

- usually the component controller - to be easily able to distribute data to several views).

Map the view context to this context; the context structure can then be as follows (only relevant parts shown):

Context

...

RFC1_Input

RFC1_Output

Tbl_Export

... (attributes of row structure)

RFC2_Input

RFC2_Output

...

Tbl_Import

... (attributes of row structure)

What is needed now - if I understand your question right - is to copy everything from TblExport to TblImport

(e.g. in the action event handler triggering the call of RFC2). The code snippet doing this is:

  
//copy list of model objects from RFC1 export to RFC2 import table
wdContext.currentRFC2_InputElement().modelObject().setRelatedModelObjects("Tbl_Import", 
    wdContext.currentRFC1_OutputElement().modelObject().getTbl_Export()); 
  wdContext.nodeTbl_Import().invalidate();  //sync context with model

Note that this assumes your input elements bound to the respective model

objects have been created and RFC1 has been executed.

Regards,

Patric.