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    The Class Builder in SAP S/4HANA allows users to create and maintain global ABAP classes and interfaces in the central ABAP Repository. It provides a central class library that is visible throughout the system. Users can define both global classes that are visible everywhere as well as local classes that are only visible within the defining module. The Class Builder integrates with the ABAP Workbench and includes tools like the Class Browser to display existing object types and the Class Editor to define and edit classes. It can be used to create, maintain, and test classes and interfaces as well as implement inheritance, attributes, methods, and more. However, object types cannot be defined through graphical object modeling.

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    The Class Builder in SAP S/4HANA allows users to create and maintain global ABAP classes and interfaces in the central ABAP Repository. It provides a central class library that is visible throughout the system. Users can define both global classes that are visible everywhere as well as local classes that are only visible within the defining module. The Class Builder integrates with the ABAP Workbench and includes tools like the Class Browser to display existing object types and the Class Editor to define and edit classes. It can be used to create, maintain, and test classes and interfaces as well as implement inheritance, attributes, methods, and more. However, object types cannot be defined through graphical object modeling.

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    Introduction to the Class Builder in SAP S/4HANA

    Purpose

    The Class Builder allows you to create and maintain global ABAP classes and interfaces. Both of
    these object types, like global data types, are defined in the ABAP Repository, thus composing a
    central class library. Together, they form a central class library and are visible throughout the system.
    You can display existing classes and interfaces in the class library using the Class Browser.

    You can define local classes as well as global classes. They are defined locally in
    programs, function groups or as auxiliary classes of global classes of the class pools. Local
    classes are only visible within the defining module.
    Integration

    The Class Builder allows you to create Web development objects within the ABAP Workbench. You can
    use the Class Browser to display and maintain existing global object types from the class library. The
    diagram below illustrates the architecture of the Class Builder and the relationships between its
    components (including the Class Browser).
    To reach the initial screen of the Class Builder, choose Development à Class Builder from the initial
    screen of the ABAP Workbench or enter transaction code SE24. From here, you can either display the
    contents of the class library or edit a class using the Class Editor. Once you have defined an object
    type, you can implement its methods. From the initial screen or the Class Editor, you can also access
    the Class Builder’s test environment. You can define the object types immediately after implementing
    the method in the ABAP Editor. It is also possible to access the test environment from the initial screen
    or Class Editor.

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    Features

    Use the Class Builder to:


    · Display an overview (in the Class Browser) of global object types and their relationships.
    · Maintain existing global classes or interfaces.
    · Create new global classes and interfaces.
    · Implement inheritance between global classes
    · Create compound interfaces
    · Create and specify the attributes, methods, and events of global classes and interfaces.
    · Define internal types in classes.
    · Implement methods.
    · Redefine methods
    · Maintain local auxiliary classes.
    · Test classes or interfaces in a simulated runtime environment.
    Constraints

    You cannot define object types on the basis of graphical object modeling.

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    Copy class CL_EXM_IM_ACC_DOCUMENT via SE24.

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    Activate.

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