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ABAP_RAP - Abstract Behavior Definitions RAP abstract behavior definitions are created using the behavior definition language RAP BDL in BDL source code. A RAP abstract behavior definition mainly serves as typing mechanism for deep action or function parameters. Only a limited range of syntax elements is available, such as associations and type mapping. It is not possible to define any transactional behavior in an abstract behavior definition.
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How to use an abstract BDEF as input parameter for a RAP action or a RAP function in a managed or unmanaged RAP BO is described in topic RAP BDL - InputParameter.
How to use an abstract BDEF as output parameter for a RAP action or a RAP function in a managed or unmanaged RAP BO is described in topic RAP BDL - OutputParameter .
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 The following example shows an abstract BDEF with three nodes that is constructed as hierarchy. BDEF DEMO_CDS_ABSTRACT_ROOT The managed BDEF DEMO_CDS_DEEP_PARAMETER uses the abstract BDEF as action parameter in three actions. BDEF DEMO_CDS_DEEP_PARAMETER The abstract BDEF is used as flat parameter, as structure, or as table, depending on the keywords used.
Usage as flat parameter in action a2_from_flat IMAGE ABDOC_ABSTRACT_FLAT.jpg 417 74
Usage as structure in action a2_from_deep IMAGE ABDOC_ABSTRACT_STRUCTURE.jpg 434 203
Usage as table in action a2_from_deep_table IMAGE ABDOC_ABSTRACT_TABLE.jpg 479 199 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
