How to close a model object connection for Adaptive RFC?

Hi,
I'm calling two update RFC one after another in a single WebDynpro program. I like to close the session/connection after calling the first RFC. I'm using twp separate JCo connection for calling these two RFCs. Still I find both the RFCs are called in the same session.
Is there any way to close the JCo session from the code?
Thanks ,
Dipankar

Hi Dipankar
If you want the framework to control the opening and closing of the connections , then use TASK_SCOPE when initializing the modelobjects ,in which case the connection will remain open, for the lifecycle of a single call.
The intialization should be as below
(CompanyCodeList is your model object)
CompanyCodeList compCode = (CompanyCodeList)WDModelFactory.getModelInstance(CompanyCodeList.class, WDModelScopeType.TASK_SCOPE);
Bapi_Companycode_Getlist_Input bapIn = (Bapi_Companycode_Getlist_Input) compCode.createModelObject(Bapi_Companycode_Getlist_Input.class);
wdContext.nodeBapi_Companycode_Getlist_Input().bind(new Bapi_Companycode_Getlist_Input());
Regards
Pran

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