Use
If the source of a WSDL document has changed, then you must regenerate the proxy objects.
Procedure
You also use the Integration Builder for XI-message-interface proxies after you have generated a proxy to manage the corresponding platform-independent interface. Therefore, proxy generation locks the objects created in the system against manual changes. To change a proxy object that has already been generated, change the object on the interface maintenance screen of the Integration Builder, and regenerate the object.
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1. Change the interface (for example, a data type) in the Integration Builder and save your changes.
2. Change your proxy object:
○ Call transaction SPROXY and, in the navigation tree, either choose the changed interface object itself or an object that contains the changed object. Call the context menu for this interface object and choose Change Proxy.
○ Alternatively, you will find the changed proxy in the Object Navigator (Transaction SE80) in your package under Enterprise Services ® Client-Proxies. To regenerate client proxies, server proxies, and proxy dictionary types, call the context menu for the object concerned in the navigation tree and choose Change.
Using the interface description in the Integration Repository, the proxy generation function determines whether the specified object or the objects used by the object have been changed. If this is the case, the system regenerates the changed objects.
To regenerate a proxy that was generated from a local file, from the UDDI, or by using a URL, proceed as follows:
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1. Alternatively, you will find the changed proxy in the Object Navigator (Transaction SE80) in your package under Enterprise Services ® Client-Proxies. Call the context menu and choose Change.
2. In the subsequent dialog window, specify whether local changes are to be made (for example, a pre-configuration), or whether the proxy object is to be generated again. If the latter is the case, enter the source of the WSDL document again.
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