
You can display and edit ABAP proxy objects using the Enterprise Services Repository Browser (transaction code SPROXY).
Below is a summary of the information displayed for an ABAP proxy. Depending on the proxy object, some of the tabs may not always be displayed.
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Tab |
Information Displayed |
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Properties |
An overview of attributes that identify the proxy object. These attributes include: type, name, namespace, the ABAP name, and the user who created the proxy. |
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Name conflicts |
Here, you can correct names that were truncated during generation, or names that are causing a conflict. This tab is only displayed if name conflicts occurred when the proxy was generated. |
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Used objects |
An overview of the objects generated for a proxy. These objects include data elements, classes, structures, and interfaces. Double-click a row to display the components of an object. |
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Internal view |
Shows the hierarchy of the objects generated. Similar to the Used Objects tab, except that here the objects are sorted by their use. Example
The ABAP names for the objects belonging to a service interface: CO_SPAF_NOTIF_OF_FAILURE_OUT PAFNOTIFICATION_OF_FAILURE_OUT OUTPUT PAFNOTIFICATION_OF_FAILURE NOF_TYPE MESSAGE_ID ERRORS NOF_PARTY NOF_SERVICE |
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External view |
Shows the object as it is seen by the outside world or as it is modeled in the ES Repository. |
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Warnings |
Even if a proxy was generated successfully, there may be situations when an object type created in the Integration Builder does not correspond exactly to a particular object type in the SAP system. In such situations, the object types may be accepted implicitly. If such situations occur during proxy generation, they are recorded with their appropriate level of severity. |
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Configuration |
Configuration involves specifying the properties for the proxy's runtime environment, where these properties are known in the development phase. Configuration forms the basis for the logical port settings. The proposed values come from the WSDL document used to generate the proxy. |
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WSDL |
Displays the WSDL code and the URL for the service provider, service consumer, and the data types. Note
If the WSDL tab is not displayed, choose , and select Show XML/WSDL Tab in Proxy Editor. |