Accessing "Configuration Model"-classes

Question

hi,
i've created a "Configuration Model" and added some classes to store my data during runtime of a webdynpro-application.
but how can i access these classes? the wizard created the objects as interfaces (even if i hadn't selected the option "Interface" during creation).
how can i achieve to instatiate these classes?
kr, achim
or is there another way for creating Model-classes from self-defined dictionary structures?

Answer 1

<i>Still not sure you are following right direction...
</i>
(first, i think it's time to tell you, how i appreciate your extraordinary help
of course i read the docs you've mentioned.
ok, let's put it all together - what i've done so far, what i know and what i want to do:
i'm receiving a table of strings from abap via rfc-model that look like
"HAUCK     ACHIM     STREET1   MYCITY    STREET2   MYCITY    "
out of these strings, i have to build objects (javabeans) that i have to deal with within my webdynpro application.
the structure of theses strings, i've defined in the localdirectory:
ZDebtor
  String[10] lastname;
  String[10] firstname;
  List ZAddress;
ZAddress
   String[10] Street;
   String[10] City;
and NOW....
i need a model for storing the javabeans where i can manipulate them (i don't care <i>how</i> it is created: via xmi-files, manually, configuration model, etc.)
after manipulating the objects, i have to build the abap-table out of strings from the model-to-be-created and put it back to abap.
at the moment, i'm cutting the strings manually in the controller context-nodes that were created with the structure-definitions. but, as i already mentioned, a model should be the better place to put the data used here.
all attempts to create a model failed, so far.
i've got no external uml-modeler and it shouldn't be necessary for these few classes.
i can live with the "manually controller context solution", but i've got that feeling that's it could be done better...
kr, achim