Proxy Generation 

Use

You can generate the proxy classes into a .jar file or directly into a project.

Prerequisites

You are in the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio.

If you intend to generate the proxies into a project, the project must already exist.

Procedure

       1.      Choose File  ® New  ® Other… ® SAP Connectivity ® SAP Enterprise Connector.

       2.      Choose Next.

The SAP Enterprise Connector starts.

       3.      Enter the target folder or jar file for the source files that will be generated.

       4.      Enter the package name and the name of the class. _PortType  will be added to the name of the class automatically.

       5.      Choose Next.

       6.      Using either single server or load balancing, specify the server and logon information.

       7.      Choose Next.

       8.      Select the function modules for which the proxies will be generated. You can also display the selected function modules as a working set.

You can use either Show Flat List (this is the default) to search for function modules, or Show Component Hierarchy to browse for function modules.

When searching for function modules, you can use asterisks ( * ) as wildcards. After entering the search string, choose Search to display a list of function modules.

       9.      Choose Finish

The SAP Enterprise Connector closes.

Result

The generated .java files are now in the specified package or, for some types, in a second package that has the name <specified name>.util.

Remember that you will need to add certain libraries to the project build path. For more information, see:

Programming Model

Example: Using Generated Proxies to Call Function Modules