JCO call to RFC returns incorrect value

Hello Experts,
I am using JCO to call an RFC from java.
One of the returned fields is a timestamp.
When I invoke the RFC from within the SAP system, I get a correct timestamp value.
But, when I invoke the RFC using JCO, the timestamp value returned has less 2 hours.
Does anybody know what might be the reason for that?
Regards,
Effi.

It might be the problem with the RFC. You need to check by keeping the External break point in the RFC and check the output of the RFC.
Regards,
Raju Bonagiri

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http://forums.adobe.com/message/2363777#2363777
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Material 1 - priced $25
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But say we use Material 3 - priced $25 as well. For this one, the total net price could show up as $30.
Can pricing types be specific to materials or material groups? What is the pricing type exactly and why 'A'?

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teststandhelp.com
~Will work for kudos and/or BBQ~
Attachments:
SequenceType.seq ‏6 KB

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Hi,
The CAML statement below can filter the documents created by a specific user,
please test it in your environment：
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<Query>
<Where>
<Eq>
<FieldRef Name='Author' />
<Value Type='User'>Display Name</Value>
</Eq>
</Where>
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<ViewFields>
<FieldRef Name='FileLeafRef' />
<FieldRef Name='Author' />
</ViewFields>
</View>";
Best regards
Patrick Liang
TechNet Community Support

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I am running on target (so not using the simulation).
PROBLEM
I want to make my offline terminal aware of card removals and insertions.
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But this function always returns 285286916 instead of an expected 4 (JCTerminal.CARD_PRESENT)
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Is this a bug somewhere ??? .. or should I use another function ??
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Hi.
I had recently some problems with JCTerminal.getState(), too but in a different way. (Eclipse 3.01, JCOP 3.1 pre, one emulator and one real reader):
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Jan

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Oracle 10.2.0.3 , sol 10. (recently upgraded from oracle9i & sol8)
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--pooja

no ORA errors while execution. Its completing successfully.
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I have defined a RFC and call it via JCo.
The RFC is used to fill data to my table.
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Here is my RFC:
FUNCTION Z_FYP_BAPI_ORDER_CREATEFROMDAT.
""Local interface:
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*" EXPORTING
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Hi Chun,
just follow this code.
private static JCO.Client client;
private static JCO.Repository repository;
client =
JCO.createClient(
"<client num>",
"<user name>",
"<password>",
"en",
"<server ip or server name>",
"<instance number>");
client.connect();
repository = new JCO.Repository("REP", client);
try {
IFunctionTemplate m_read_container;
m_read_container =repository.getFunctionTemplate("<RFC Name>");
JCO.Function function_read_cont = m_read_container.getFunction();
JCO.ParameterList tables =
function_read_cont.getTableParameterList();
//For Tables
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// specified number of empty rows at the end of the table
table.appendRows(<Enter the number of expected rows>);
for(int i=0;i<table.getNumRows();i++)
// Moves the row pointer to the next row
 table.nextRow();
// public void setValue(<Data Type> value,java.lang.String fieldName)
// set the field values . must have a look at the data type of the field to be set.
// Here can use table.getNumColumns() .. to find out the number of of columns in the table , and loop through this...
 table.setValue(<use type casted data value>,<fieldName>);
}
// Execute the RFC
client.execute(function_read_cont);
} catch (Exception e) {
For function details just refer these links.
JCO API
http://www.huihoo.org/openweb/jco_api/com/sap/mw/jco/JCO.html
JCO.Table
http://www.huihoo.org/openweb/jco_api/com/sap/mw/jco/JCO.Table.html
 Regards
 Kishor Gopinathan

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