on 12-09-2009 8:45 AM
Hi Experts
We have a situation where I need to print the output of an Adobe Form (printing only, it is not dynamic) that is generated during the dispatch process. In this case it is a Picking slip, but the same will apply to other documents. Currently, this works well - the output is produced and sent to the correct printer.
A new requirement by the business is that they need an audit copy of this document. This document needs to be saved in a certain folder on a file server. I know I can do this by using the getPDF setting of SFPOUTPUTPARAMS, and I have done it before for other applications.
However (and this is the question!), it seems that when I set getPDF, the print output does not appear anymore. Can anyone explain to me how to produce BOTH print output and a file copy of the PDF at the same time please?
Thanks
Casper
If you´re in a hurry and/or nobody can provide a better solution, you can always write a FM to generate the form (in: form name, getpdf, out: pdf) and call it twice, first to print, next to get the form:)) That is not really clear solution, but works:)) Regards, Otto
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I have found something for you, but you have to finish it for yourself:)) Please check here:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/6d/bd2d828aa04eeb9451aad0d02ae9a0/frameset.htm
Features
Forms with different form designs and different languages are bundled together. The data in the forms can be different.
Form bundling is supported for the following scenarios:
● Print and archive
etc.
Otto
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The SAP/ Adobe integration works the way SAP groups the Adobe Services Core calls to make it faster. I guess the grouping works as we would expect between OPEN and CLOSE_JOB. Maybe you can call the function twice without the damage of slowing down 2x. I have never tried and am not able to try by now. But it is an idea you can try. Otto
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Thanks Otto - I considered it, but from a processing speed point of view (it would process the form twice) I would like to avoid this option. It is a good idea though
Kind regards,
Casper
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