Import local class to global

Hi,
i try to import local classes to global classes and i have error ,
in the program in se 80 (lcocal) i declare global declaration
like:
TYPE-POOLS icon.
TYPES: ty_fuel TYPE p DECIMALS 2,ty_cargo TYPE p DECIMALS 2.
and after that i declare the local class in includes .. and/// start of selection
where i put it ?
Regards

Hi,
i don't build another program the declaration is in the local progarm,
and i have method that have to use icon ,
where i put this declaration i try in local types but i have error .
Explicit length specifications are necessary with types C, P, X, N, and
W in the OO context.
Regards

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Edited by: FarhanS on Nov 3, 2008 12:36 PM

Guys, i need some input here....
I turned on the class-loading trace and found out as to what is going on...but still wondering as to whats the reason for this behavior...
So basically browsing through the trace, gave me the following important segments (as below with my comments)....
1) Firstly, as the class-loading trace below, the log4j.jar is loaded up from the ear/lib directory (and hence by the ear-class-loader) and as it says the one in the web-inf/lib is ignored....Wonder why it picks up the one from ear/lib directory WHEN i have set the search-local-classes-first to "true", isn't the very purpose of the attribute to delegate the class-loading to the parent class-loader IFF the same is not found locally...
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Edited by: FarhanS on Nov 4, 2008 2:43 PM
Edited by: FarhanS on Nov 4, 2008 2:47 PM

Is it possible to make a local class accessible in SE24 subclasses?

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The scenario is simple: I have a global class created in SE24 with a local helper class defined in the local definitions/implementations sections. The issue is anything declared here is private; however I would like my local class to be available in the subclasses of the global class as well. In other words I want a protected local class.
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I don't agree what I'm trying to do would violate encapsulation. I'm after the same visibility level as other class component type. i.e. methods can be private, protected or public. Classes can be local or global - a protected class visible to subclasses would fit the principles quite well.
Consider a global class GADGET which has a protected attribute WIDGET, type ref to a local class. The widget's methods and attributes should really be separate because it is it's own entity, but at the same time it has no business in the wider SAP system. ==> Perfectly sensible use of a local class.
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Hi
excuse me I miserunderstood.
Perhaps it's true I don't know.
I think the different is the SE24 is a library, so it's the tool arranged to analyze all class components you can need.
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