Documentation on the BEx classes

Hello All,
is there some documentation on the BEx Excel classes (BExExcelApplication, BexItems, etc.).
I have found some examples using this classes on SDN, but no complete documentation on them?
Many thanks in advance,
Kirill

Hello Syam,
thanks for your quick answer!
This how to paper is really useful, but there is no information on the classes that i need...
I wonder if SAP really does not describe the classes that are valuable to create the complex planning applications.
On the other side this classes are used in some "How to's" from SAP.
Regards,
Kirill

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