Upload/Download failure - file through SAP GUI for HTML failure in Java applet

[david_stanton]

When attempting to upload/download a local file with the SAP GUI for HTML within the portal, the java applets start but then disappears from the screen and the iView becomes non-responsive.  The applet window is not visible to the user after it loads when launched through an iView.

Changes:

This problem started when we patched the portal to SPS12

We have tried:

• Launching the WebGUI for HTML via iView (using headerless new window [standard]) and then attempting to upload or download a document results in the behavior described above
• This behavior is true when using AJAX or the Classic Framework (user standard at site)
• If the WebGUI for HTML is started directly against the ECC system (no iView), the functionality works as expected
• The Java console does not show any errors or otherwise indicate a problem.  The console log appears identical regardless of how the applet is launched (via portal/iview versus ECC)
• The portal website are whitelisted on the workstation Java installation
• HTTPWatch/Firebug traffic appears normal and without warnings or errors
• Reverting the kernel to the prior patch level does not change the behavior
• Portal logs show no warnings or errors at the time of the issue

We are running:

• Portal running SAP NW 7.31 SPS 12, kernel 7.21_EXT UC 64-bit 330
• ERP running ECC 6.06 SPS 11  + HR CLC for 2014, kernel 7.21_EXT UC 64-bit 330
• Workstations are running Java Version 7 Build 51

Any ideas?

[david_stanton]

Solved the issue with these SAP notes:

2016640

1995776

1972793

2017287

[former_member790487]

Hi,

I have the same issue and the upload donwload doesn't work on iview standard transaction when i export alv table only on Internet Eplorer, but work in Firefox,Edge.

My system is on 7.5 so the oss note are obsolete.

Did you have any solution ?

Thanks a lot

[david_stanton]

My issue occurred over 7 years ago and was solved by SAP notes, so I suggest you start a new post. It will get more attention than replying to my old post.