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hi
i want to know in which jar file the javaconnector class is available and i'm developing one plugin to connect sap ep to sap km repository to fetch docs from repository. for this i need some java classes so pls help me out from this problem.....
regards

Hallo Rupesh,
you could have a look at the following jars:
bc.crt_api.jar                               bc.rf.framework_api.jar                      bc.rf.repository.service.serviceacl_api.jar bc.rf.runtime_api.jar                        bc.sf.framework_api.jar
bc.sf.service.scheduler_api.jar
bc.util.private_api.jar
bc.util.public_api.jar
for repository actions and for Security take these two into account:
com.sap.security.api.ep5.jar
com.sap.security.api.jar
Javadocs for the KM-API, e.g. SPS15:
https://media.sdn.sap.com/javadocs/NW04/SPS15/km/index.html
From there you can start and simply search for the class-files within SAP-jars if you need anything else.
Hope it helps,
regards
Christian

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