BI Integrated Planning Self-defined planning function type ( RSPLF1 )

Dear all,
I got 2 questions regarding the new BIIP customer defined planning function type.
1. How do we create the class for the planning function type ? Do we copy standard one( like CL_RSPLFC_DELETE ) as template ? Or , can we create a class whcih use standard class as a supper class and change the methods as we want?
2. Since the planning modeler is running on web , is it possible to debug the self-defined planning function type in SAPGUI?
Thank you,
Jeff

Hi Jeff,
from the documentation it seems that you have to copy the delivered Classes: two methods are mandatory (the ones about execution IF_RSPLFA_SRVTYPE_IMP_EXEC and IF_RSPLFA_SRVTYPE_IMP_EXEC_REF). See the on line help:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/43/548bafbc0f357ee10000000a11466f/frameset.htm
I didn't try yet, did you? Have you experienced something different?
Best regards
GFV

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Dear all,
I got 2 questions regarding the new BIIP customer defined planning function type.
1. How do we create the class for the planning function type ? Do we copy standard one( like CL_RSPLFC_DELETE ) as template ? Or , can we create a class whcih use standard class as a supper class and change the methods as we want?
2. Since the planning modeler is running on web , is it possible to debug the self-defined planning function type in SAPGUI?
Thank you,
Jeff
How can I move this post to BPS forum?
Message was edited by: Jeff Huang

Jeff,
Copying a standard planning function is the simplest way to begin and CL_RSPLFC_DELETE is the simplest function, so that is the ideal one to start with (assuming you are not looking to collect reference data as well).
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Hi,
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Could you guys tell me about Planning Function Type Exits. It will be helpful, if you guys send some Documents to [email protected]
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Would anybody give some example of standard planning function type except COPY and REVALUATION.
Points will be awarded to the suitable reply
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[http://help.sap.com/SAPHELP_NW04s/helpdata/EN/43/37d8c2af4c1bcbe10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm]
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