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Figure 13.11 Generating Runtime Objects and Services
In Figure 13.11, you’ll see the pop-up box proposing the names of some generated
classes that will be created in SE24 world and a service that will be created in
SICF world. The classes will do the work within the SAP system, and the service
will enable the outside world to access the functionality these classes provide in a
controlled manner.
When you click the ever-pop ular green checkmark, all these things (classes and
the service) are generated, and afterwards there are a lot of green lights at the bottom
of the screen to tell you that this has occurred.
You’ll find out what to do with the ge nerated classes in Se ction 13.3.2, which
deals with coding. For the time being, you need to do some configuration to get
the service into an active state.
Configuring the Service: General Settings
The very first time you create an SAP Gateway service, there are some configuration
steps that need to be taken, which will remain valid for all subsequent services
that you create.
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