Accessing Java tables of XI within GUI/Java mapping

Hi,
I am looking for a way to access tables of a java dictionary within java/GUI mapping. Specifically, if it is possible some simple API to access  java tables within user-defined functions.
I know you can access tables via JDBC/RFC lookups. But, this way more applies to external to SAP XI tables. Is there a more simpler way to access java native tables inside SAP XI.
Thank you in advance,
Dmitriy Mindich

Hi Stephan,
I agree that first case should not be implemented. But, I would like to disagree on the second case. I am not talking about storing application data, but interface-related intformation, such is file generation id or date generation. This information is interface-specific, and unfortunately XI does not provide a way to store persistent variables inside XI.
There are a couple of options:
1. Use SEEBURGER's functionality. Unfortunately, I dont have the need to use EDI functionality of SAP, thus I dont want to buy SEEBURGER's license.
2. Use ABAP Mapping and store it inside tables inside ABAP-stack. However, as I said before this step would be performance intensive for me, since the majority of mapping in my case is done in Java/GUI mapping.
Based on these cases, I was thinking there should be an easier way to store/retrieve interface related information inside XI tables. And, since most of my mappings are Java-based, I was thinking I can use Java-stack to store persistent variables.
Would you agree, Stephan?
Regards,
Dmitriy Mindich

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