Calling a Portal Service from within a Web Dynpro DC

Hello,
I am trying to call a Portal Service from within a Web Dynpro development component without sucess.
Can anyone give me some hints on the necessary steps in order to accomplish this task?
Thanks
Diz

Hi Diz,
I tried doing the same thing by following the steps as mentioned by you. Just to re iterate,
1. Created a DC "Portal Application Standalone" project by the name myservice.
2. Created a portal service inside myservice by the ame AmitsService.
3. Exposed IAmitsService.class in the public part.
4 Build and deployed the DC on server and tested it through an abstract portal component and it worked FINE !!
Now..
5. Created anoter DC of type WebDynPro
6. Added SAP_JTECHS -> epbc.prtapi._api as a "Used DC" with dependency build time and runtime
7. Specified the sharing reference in the properties as PORTAL:sap.com/myservice
8. Tried to reference the service using the following code..
IAmitsService portalservice=(IAmitsService)WDPortalUtils.getServiceReference(IAmitsService.KEY);
9.Build and deployed the DC.
10. When I run the application I am getting the following error
Processing HTTP request to servlet [dispatcher] finished with error.
The error is: com.sap.engine.frame.core.load.SAPNoClassDefFoundError: com/sapportals/portal/prt/service/IService
Exception id: [000D6008418B005C0000002C00000D200004163CE6719E1D]
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7. add PORTAL:sap.com/testservice sharing reference
If u go by this you shouldnt get any error..
Now, u are saying something like ur own classes .. i think u are trying to put u r own classes to service.. but remeber portal service is to have only IYourService class and YourService class.. other classes should be made to be jar.. and add that jar to External library DC and create PPs compile & Assemble and add that DC to current service dc.
Hope it is clear.. if not pls let me know..
Thanks,
Raags

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Hi,
I need information on Accessing portal services within a Web Dynpro application.I want to explore this topic.Can anyone give useful links?
Thanks in advance.
Rajani N

Hi
how to reference a portal service with web dyn pro ?
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/ep/how%20to/how%20to%20access%20a%20portal%20service%20within%20a%20web%20dynpro%20java%20application.pdf
http://help.sap.com/javadocs/NW04S/current/wd/com/sap/tc/webdynpro/clientserver/portal/WDPortalUtils.html
Best Regards
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I'm attempting to call a Business Service from my .swt
I've tried everything I can think of and can not get this to work for the life of me.
I've looked endlessly for information on this topic to no avail.
the swt call looks something like this:
<swe:case condition="My Business Service Name, My Business Service Method">
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I assume it is something to do with the set-up of my Business Service. Could someone please help me out here or point me to some information on this topic that is actually helpful? (The bookshelf, from what I could find, did not go into setting up the business service for this use at all)

Hi Diz,
I tried doing the same thing by following the steps as mentioned by you. Just to re iterate,
1. Created a DC "Portal Application Standalone" project by the name myservice.
2. Created a portal service inside myservice by the ame AmitsService.
3. Exposed IAmitsService.class in the public part.
4 Build and deployed the DC on server and tested it through an abstract portal component and it worked FINE !!
Now..
5. Created anoter DC of type WebDynPro
6. Added SAP_JTECHS -> epbc.prtapi._api as a "Used DC" with dependency build time and runtime
7. Specified the sharing reference in the properties as PORTAL:sap.com/myservice
8. Tried to reference the service using the following code..
IAmitsService portalservice=(IAmitsService)WDPortalUtils.getServiceReference(IAmitsService.KEY);
9.Build and deployed the DC.
10. When I run the application I am getting the following error
Processing HTTP request to servlet [dispatcher] finished with error.
The error is: com.sap.engine.frame.core.load.SAPNoClassDefFoundError: com/sapportals/portal/prt/service/IService
Exception id: [000D6008418B005C0000002C00000D200004163CE6719E1D]
PLEASE ADVISE

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