Generating Proxies By Using Transaction SPROXY

 

1. Call transaction SPROXY in the system in which you want to generate a client or server proxy.
   Interface objects are ordered according to software component version, name space and object type
2. Choose your interface object.
   Double click the context menu -> Create Proxy.
3. Fill out the name of the package. Specify a prefix for the names of all objects to be created to avoid naming conflicts.

Generating Proxies By Using the Object Navigator (Transaction SE80)

1. Run transaction SE80 in the system in which you want to generate a client or server proxy.
   Select a package and get the context menu -> Create -> Enterprise Service / Web Service -> Proxy Object.
2. Choose the source of the WSDL document (URL/http destination, local file, UDDI or XI Repository).
   Choosing the  XI Repository as the source displays the hierarchy of the software component versions in the Integration Repository. The interface objects are ordered according to software component version, namespace and object type. Choose your interface object.
3. Fill out the name of the package. Specify a prefix for the names of all objects to be created to avoid naming conflicts.

Result

To generate proxies, the WSDL description of the message interface is read using HTTP. If no naming conflicts occur during the conversion, you can call the hierarchy of the generated objects from the tab page Structure. The objects are only then saved in the system once you choose Activate. Up to the point of activation, you can save metadata that contains all information for generation and that is managed by the transaction, and continue with generation at a later date.