Checking Callable Objects Consistency

In the Administration workset, you can check the consistency of a callable object definition against the underlying implementation class. The callable object checker tool provides information as to whether the implementation has been changed in a way that prevents the callable object from executing correctly.

You can use the callable object checker for background or Web Dynpro component callable objects.

You can add either an individual object, or all objects in a selected folder.

1. In Guided Procedures, navigate to Administration → General → Check Callable Objects.
2. To check the consistency of a single object, choose the Add pushbutton. Browse the gallery and select an existing background or Web Dynpro component callable object, and choose the Select pushbutton.
3. To check the consistency of all objects in a folder, choose the Add from Folder pushbutton. In the gallery, select a folder and choose the Select pushbutton.
4. Choose the Check pushbutton.
5. Select an object from the summary result to see the detailed report for it.

   The tool displays information about the definition consistency of the following callable object attributes:

   • Input and output parameters
   • Result states
   • Exceptions
   • Technical configuration parameters

According to the check result, you must take action as follows:

• Check result  (OK)

  No action is required. The object definition and the implementation class are in a consistent state.

• Check result  (Warning)

  Object definition update is optional. New attributes have been added to the implementation but the callable object can execute with the existing definition.

• Check result  (Error)

  Object definition update is required. Open the callable object for editing, and choose Update on the Object Definition tab page. This updates the implementation version to the latest available in the system.