FM call from Variant Function in JAVA SCE

Hello,
I have an issue with Variant Configuration in CRM WEB UI / WebShops.
We have created a variant function in ECC to read/pull a customer master value (KNVV table). This is working fine in ECC & got the desired result.
Now we need replicate the same in CRM. For this we need to create KB, Version & write a variant function in Java class in SCE. In that variant function we need to call a function module and get the customer master / Business partner value as similar to ECC process described above.
But we see that the SAP standard is not supporting FM calls from VF in Java. i.e. we are unable to call the JCO call to a CRM function module from SCE. The package for User defined classes "com.sap.sce.user" and the method inside it public boolean execute(fn_args args, Object obj) { ..... } has no option to make a FM call.
Has anyone faced the similar requirement and has any resolution for this?
Thanks,
Surya.

Hi Eric,
You sound quite familiar with the variant functions. I am also working on IPC-SCE
variant functions for few years now.
We have a situation where I am building some debug logs in one java variant function and want to display it to the web UI at some condition.
Is there any object(like context etc.) that IPC server-side and Webapps share?
I can write that log to a text file and read it from web ui ... but I wanna avoid that.
Is there any other way you know of???
Regards,
Ruchika

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