Importing RFC Modules
Procedure
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1. In the Composite Applications Explorer, choose the composite application in which you want to import RFC module.
2. Click the external package or any of its subpackages with the secondary mouse button and choose Import RFC.
The Import RFC wizard appears.
You may import external services only in the external package or some of its subpackages.
3. Enter the relevant server logon information:
Single Server Connection Mode
Field |
Description |
Host Name |
Address of the target system host |
System Number |
System service ID number |
SAP Router |
Address of the SAP router (optional) |
Load Balancing Connection Mode
Field |
Description |
System |
Predefined SAP system name |
Message Server |
Address of the message server |
System Name |
System name (matches the name selected in the System field) |
Group |
Group type (default value: PUBLIC) |
SAP Router |
Address of the SAP router (a read-only field) |
4. Enter relevant user logon information:
Field |
Description |
Client |
When you log on to an SAP system, you log on to a particular client of this system. Any activities you carry out in the system are always carried out in one client. |
Logon Name |
User name |
Password |
User password |
Language |
Preferred language (default value: EN) |
5. Choose Next and wait until the connection is established.
A wizard for importing RFCs appears.
To retrieve a list of all functions, leave the Function Name and Function Group fields empty, then choose Search.
6. Select the RFC modules that need to import.
For easier navigation, you can use the following features:
¡ To filter by function name or group, enter the relevant data in the Function Name and Function Group fields.
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To reload the list
from the database, choose 
with the quick info text Refresh.
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To see the working
set with the modules you have already chosen, choose 
with
the quick info text Show Working Set.
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To switch between
flat and application component hierarchy views, choose either 
with the quick info text Show
Flat List or 
with the quick info text Show Component Hierarchy.
7. Configure additional RFC properties:
¡ Select the destination package. To do that, choose Browse…
You reuse types you have already imported into the existing packages.
¡ Enter an RFC Destination name.To execute the RFC, you need to create and configure the RFC destination at runtime.
More
information:
Maintaining RFC
Destinations
Result
The imported RFC modules appear under the external package node in the Composite Application Explorer.
You can now create mappings with them.
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