How to call a method from class interface

Hi ,
I want to call a method from a 'class interface' in a BADI .
Class Interface -- /SAPSRM/CL_PDO_DO_BASE
Method -- /SAPSRM/IF_PDO_DO_PARTNER_BASE~UPDATE_ITEM_PARTNERS
Please let me know how can I call this method in my BADI.
Thanks-

Hi Harmeet,
Follow these simple steps.
1. Create an instance of class interface /SAPSRM/CL_PDO_DO_BASE if method /SAPSRM/IF_PDO_DO_PARTNER_BASE~UPDATE_ITEM_PARTNERS is instance method and
call instance -> /SAPSRM/IF_PDO_DO_PARTNER_BASE~UPDATE_ITEM_PARTNERS
2.if method /SAPSRM/IF_PDO_DO_PARTNER_BASEUPDATE_ITEM_PARTNERS is static method ,call directly using class interface like /SAPSRM/CL_PDO_DO_BASE=> /SAPSRM/IF_PDO_DO_PARTNER_BASEUPDATE_ITEM_PARTNERS.
If you feel any dificulty in declaring instances and call methods,
Goto EDIT-> Pattern ->ABAP Object Patterns, Give class name , instance name and method, you got the required code.
Thanks,
Prasad.

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