What does it do? A handler class can be defined in the CCIMP include> of an ABAP behavior pool>. It consists of method declarations handler_method_declarations>> and implementations handler_method_implementations>>. A handler class lcl_handler> inherits from class CL_ABAP_BEHAVIOR_HANDLER>> . For modularization purposes, one behavior pool can define several handler classes. For example, each entity can have its own handler class, or individual handler classes can be defined to distinguish between reading and changing RAP BO entities. Handler classes are implicitly ABSTRACT>> and FINAL>> since instantiating and calling only happens through the RAP runtime engine>.
ABAP_EXAMPLE_ABEXA The example Example for RAP Handler Methods> demonstrates RAP handler methods within a RAP handler class using a simple unmanaged RAP BO that is draft-enabled. ABAP_EXAMPLE_END