Execute a RFC-Model in another WD-Project

Hi everybody,
my purpose is to execute a RFC-Model in an other WD-Projekt in order to use the result node.
WD-Project(A) -references-> WD-Project(B)
WD-Project(A) executed the RFC-Model in WD-Project(B) which is only used by WD-Project(A) .
I provide an execute method in Interface Controller in WD-Projekct(B) but if i call it from WD-Project(A) i get no result! in my context node? But if i start the WD-Project(B) as standalone it works properly.
Unitl now i thought that calling a method of another Interface-Controller will start the hole application, in this case WD-Project(B).
What is my mistake?
regards,
Sid

Hi,
Check whether you have defined the usage of project(B) in project(A) correctly. Also check the lifecycle for the controller of project(B).
Check this [Link|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/89/b21640dc88e769e10000000a155106/content.htm]
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Manoj

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