Server proxy method name and interface operation name

Hi all,
I have successfully used inbound server proxies on several occasions. Each time, without thinking about it, I took the default option where the OPERATION name == the SERVICE INTERFACE name. When the proxy is generated, the ABAP method is the OPERATION name and everything works nicely.
This time however, I tried something different and built a service interface (PMNotification, as example) with the operation name 'Create', thinking that I could also have a second operation 'Update' (for example). The ABAP proxy method then becomes CREATE, but I then get 'NO IMPLEMENTING CLASS....' errors. If I change the operation name to match the interface name and regenerate, everything works again.
SO, my question is this : Is is true that the OPERATION name MUST equal the INTERFACE name for an inbound server proxy ??
If this is the case, then a (inbound) service interface can only have one operation; this doesn't seem right.
Looking forward to any insight.
Guy

If this is the case, then a (inbound) service interface can only have one operation; this doesn't seem right.
Open your service interface in ESR and press F7....if the proxy cannot be generated you would probably get an information on this....inbound SI can have multiple operations but then it seems to be a limitation in case of proxy.
Also if your operations have different types of messages (combinations of message type and external definitions etc) then you face such limitations.
Some reference from Michal's blog: The specified item was not found.
Now the method that you need to call from to send an ABAP Proxy message has exactly the same name as a method
inside the Service Interface objects in Enterprise Service Repository (ESR is a successor of Integration Repository - IR) like
shown in the picture below:
Regards,
Abhishek.
Edited by: abhishek salvi on Jan 17, 2011 10:08 AM

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