But this is a small probability versus the pure win of this technique! By now most of the difficult work is complete. For the final leg of our explorations, we would like to place the dynamic document into a new window. The biggest problem is just how to trigger opening a new window. It is not possible to open a new browser window from the server. The first step is to require the dynamic document stored as a URL on the server. All this coding is already in place. We just change the IF-guard to include this new case.
The weblog is good collection of information for uploading document. I am looking for the information how we can save the contents in the file system while upload and can give the link to the files later. Thsi document is very powerfull and helpfull.
I just want to add a tips and tricks for increase the speed of displaying document. Like 0 Share Right click and copy the link to share this comment Former Member August 26, at am Hi everybody, the concatenate issue is a serious problem in ABAP there is no way to maintain the trailing blanks.
I tried as suggested by you "the character" mode, but it doesn't work. It ignores trailing spaces. SAP's Help says that the "Character mode" is the default behaviour for the concatenate, so theoretically it shouldn't have changed the result for your problem. Where am I wrong?
This procedure could be optimized in a way, so that you first shift the last line VERY much to the right enough to never shift again and then just past in all the other lines of the table without ever shifting again. I have one requirement,For example,the captured file from the web should be attached into the Equipment master Transaction Code IE But i would like to know how it can be done from BSP. The same example applicable to sales order also..
Also i wondering where these files get stored. Raja T.. Need help regarding the following questions mentioned below. We are calling a function module when a user clicks on a workset in the portal and passing some parameters to it. The function module pulls the data from the tables and generates a sap script which displays the data in a SAP Script Form. The function module pulls the data from the tables and converts the data into a pdf file. However, keep in mind that SDN is to help and to teach; to distribute knowledge.
It is mostly not the place to pick up canned answer. You will unfortunately have to do the work yourself. We can only guide you a little. I don't know the complete detail, do know that this has been discussed a number of times in the forum. Why not search through it with some hitswords. As to your question on how to display a PDF in an iView, exactly as described in this weblog. Just make it work first without the portal.
It should then work theorectically immediately in an iView as well. If you have problems displaying a PDF document, you can reduce your code to about 25 lines, and we can review it. But the 25 lines you will have to bring to the table.
I am simply using the following tag to open the pdf in new window. Actually problem is PDF contents are not shown on the first click of the link. But displayed properly on the second click of the link.
Please provide me some solution for this why this is happening. Then read the pdf and set it as content and set all response headers for pdf. Clean up the temp files. It works good and fast. Each of you will have to decide your own strategy of course. Personally if the system can already do it then why install another component that you may have to worry about compatability issues with in the future?
So as you can see there are often many possiblities for problems you encounter and it is just a matter of deciding which one works best for you. In this case does it make sense to create a SmartForm for each and every item you want to print out? Perhaps if you have a Corporate Identity that you must adhere to then this could be the best way.
It is available starting with Web AS 6. Tips: From Jonathan Bourne, Just wanted to mention that rather than hunting for the Smartforms function module name the following function module can be used:. This FM takes the Smartform name and returns the function module name. This is a more robust solution as the Smartform may receive a different FM name when it is transported to other systems.
Thanks for putting me in the spotlight :P Like 0 Share Right click and copy the link to share this comment Former Member November 10, at pm You deserve as much credit as I do for this effort! Just checked that this weblog of yours is posted in SDN topic. Probably it should be in BSP. Regards, Subramanian V.
Thanks again for a great article. I'll have to update the weblog to mention that as well! Very nice, Mark. Like 0 Share Right click and copy the link to share this comment Former Member November 19, at pm Hi stuff guys!!
Lynton Like 0 Share Right click and copy the link to share this comment Former Member November 19, at pm Great to receive feedback from others doing uing the weblogs as reference, so is the ABAP to Spool workng better for you then??
We are calling a function module when a user clicks on a workset in the portal and passing some parameters to it. The function module pulls the data from the tables and generates a sap script which displays the data in a SAP Script Form. The function module pulls the data from the tables and converts the data into a pdf file.
That weblog will answer your question perfectly. If yes, how? I was able to use your code with minor changes to convert mail forms to PDF. If yes where we need to write all the code??
Thanks, Greetson Like 0 Share Right click and copy the link to share this comment Former Member March 1, at pm First off you can expect anything you want ASAP but the reality of it is that you probably won't get it.
I mean this isn't a support desk and we are all here just trying to help each other out. As for this code, yes it works fine in MVC and where you write it all depends on you and your application. If you have specific questions take a jump over to the BSP forum, it's a much better place for helping each other out.
Like 0 Share Right click and copy the link to share this comment Stephan Westmark April 6, at am Great article. Below I will share my personal feelings about the post. The general idea of the post is quite interesting. Like 0 Share. Right click and copy the link to share this comment. Hello Ravi , Its Working Now. I hope that help you. Link Text. Open link in a new tab. The language used for the text is influenced by the language configured in the browser!
Typical example, people configure their browsers for example with default language in German, but log onto a BSP application in English. Then the rendered pages will all be in English.
Only the text on the "Browse This is the way that the browser work, and it can not be changed. However, use this at your own peril and don't cry when you actually do! Many times we receive questions about dynamically setting the file name for the file to upload.
In short: this is NOT possible. Otherwise, it would be simple for the server to snag files from the client without the user's knowledge. Any files that must be uploaded, must be actively set by the user. There is no way around this. An variation of the problem is that the user selected one file for upload. Then a completely separate button is pressed to quickly firean event back to the server. Of course, when now the new HTTP response page is rendered, the file upload field is empty!
This works as designed security feature from browser. It is NOT possible for the server to read and restore the filename that the user wanted to upload. There are two variations of this problem:. For detailed information on this change, please refer to Microsoft's Knowledge Base.
This is caused by a bug in IE. While running in HTTPS mode, the browser refuses to download a file, and gives the following error message:.
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