Making an RFC call from within the VM container

Hi all,
since a long time I am searching for information on how to implement an RFC call from within the VMC. The problem is that we have implemented several (p)functions in ABAP and we need to implement them in JAVA.
Now I am searching for a way how to just call the already existing pfunctions???
Is it possible to read CRM DB tables too?
Thank you in advance
Boris

Hi Freeto,
This may be due to the Network Failures.
If you have triggered a job then because of the Network fluctuations the system may not respond properly and cannot execute the job.
So, this is the cause for the failure.
Hope you understood.
With Regards,
Ravi Kanth

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