ALE-IDoc in WebDynPro Java - Is it possible?

Hi All,
As we know we can create RFC function module to access R/3 data from WebDynpro Java, but I would like to know, is there any other way to access R/3 without RFC function module? Because I would like to get data from IDoc directly without using function module, which present in R/3 side.
Could you please explain me?
Thanks & Regards,
Sheik

Hello
No need to create a new one.
There are already lots of standard FM present on the abap side which you can use to read the data of an idoc
e.g.
IDOCTYPE_READ_COMPLETE
IDOCTYPES_LIST_WITH_MESSAGES
IDOCTYPES_FOR_MESTYPE_READ
SEGMENT_READ_COMPLETE
IDOC_RECORD_READ
Use these standard FMs as RFCs for reading data from afuntion module.
Thanks
Sarbjeet Singh

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    Data declaration statements
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