This paper demonstrates how to execute a Web Dynpro model using input from an interactive form based on Adobe software. As an example, we will create an RFC model in Web Dynpro that points to a BAPI in a backend R/3 system for the process of flight checking. The input of the flight data will be provided by an interactive form. The steps pertaining to the calling of RFC models shown in this paper can also be applied to web service models.
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