on 09-20-2006 3:21 PM
I am writing a webgui application that will allow our customers/suppliers to download a text file from an internal table, but I can't guarantee that they will have Java installed on their desktop. I have tried using the class cl_gui_frontend_services, but this does not work without Java being installed. I have tried the mime-download command, but the text file does not look correct. I suspect this is because it is a webgui application and not a standard IAC/business HTML application. We are running integrated ITS release 640, patch level 15.
Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Tim,
Did you get any solution? I am also facing the same problem. kindly advice me if you any solution.
thanks
Gopal
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Gopalkrishna, what I did is create another blank screen with just a button on it to actually download the internal table. When I converted this screen to HTML in SE80, I generated it in the classic style. When the user clicks on the download button, I use the mime-download command to actually download the file. I will have to make a few changes to presentation of the screen, but this seems to work fine.
Hope this helps.
Tim
Hi Tim,
Your solution seems to be interesting but I am not sure if it will solve my problem.
In my case "File Download" option first pops-up a window for file browse (for selecting the path where file has to be downloaded) and file name.
Before this popup window I get all the Java check and file properties page. I want to suppress this so that it directly opens the file browse window.
Actually I am not able to visualize your solution.
I will appreciate if you can kindly send me some screenshots of your development at gopalbaliga2003@yahoo.co.in.
Are you not having file browse window?
Thanks
Gopal
Hi Tim,
how about using the viewing interface of office integration? With it you can open the text file and the user can save it. There is a demo report SAPRDEMOVIEWING which should show you how to use it.
Best regards,
Klaus
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