Importing a BAPI in Guided Procedures

Using Guided Procedures (GP) design time, you can expose any RFC-enabled function module as a callable object. Unlike Web Dynpro components and BSP applications, specific implementation is not required for the RFC modules. The integration into the GP framework is done transparently by the system.

To expose the function module as a callable object, you must follow the wizard the GP design time provides.

• You have launched the GP design time.

  More information: Launching Guided Procedures (GP) Design Time

• You have created a folder where you will store you callable object.
• You have configured an RFC destination.

  More information: Configuring an RFC Destination

1. Open the gallery, and choose Create Callable Object from the contextual panel.
2. Enter the following data as shown in the example:
   • Type - choose Service → External Service
   • Name - enter an arbitrary name for the callable object; for example, User Details
   • Description - explain the function of the callable object
   • Original Language - choose English
   • Location - choose a folder where the callable object is stored

Basic Data

1. Choose Next.

   In this step, you must select:

   1. A logical destination

      From the Logical Destination dropdown box, select RFC_tst_1.

   2. A BAPI function

      In the Function field, type BAPI_USER_GET_DETAIL and choose Search. The system searches for the BAPI and displays its details once it has been found.

Example: Define Object

1. Choose Next.

   The input parameters are automatically detected. The required input for the callable object is the username.

2. Choose Next.

   The output parameters are automatically entered as well.

3. Choose Next.

   In the configuration screen, you must set up the exception handling for the callable object.

   The selected BAPI does not support exception handling. Therefore, from the Error Handling Mode dropdown menu, select No Error Handling in, as shown in the example.

Example: Set Configuration

1. To complete the procedure, choose Next and then Finish and Open.

You have exposed the BAPI as a callable object. Now you can test and activate it.