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Class Editor – Refactoring Assistant – II

By | September 21, 2011 | ABAP Objects, OO Editor tools | 5,097 | 0

Continuing exploring the Refactoring assistant, we’ll see how we can use the class association in the refactoring assistant.

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Moving components from Class to Associated Class
Refactoring assistant also helps up when we don’t have the class hierarchy but the class association. Association is a reference of an object to another object. Association can be achieved by declaring an attribute using TYPE REF TO object. We’ll use calss ZCL_MAIN as the main class which we have used to declare everything. We should have designed different classes each for Data selection as ZCL_DATA and output as ZCL_ALV to better use Design Pattern MVC.

  1. Create association classes ZCL_DATA and ZCL_ALV

  2. Declare attributes with refrence to ZCL_DATA and ZCL_ALV in the main class ZCL_MAIN. Save and Activate
  3. Open the Class ZCL_MAIN Go to Utilities > Refactoring Assitant. Expand the tree.

  4. Drag and drop the method get_Data from ZCL_MAIN to ZCL_DATA.

Associated classes will look like this after refactoring:

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