Saving a file (using ABAP) in BW server directory

[Former Member]

Hi,

Does anybody knows if it is possible to save a file (I am using a BSP application) in the MIME directory of a BW server (the directory where Web Application Designer images are stored)?

I had sucess saving the file in the root directory (.) and in a tmp directory (/usr/sap/tmp). But I don't know the path of the MIME directory, and if it is possible saving there.

Thanks,

Paulo

Petrobras

[former_member200338]

Hi,

Please check transcation AL11.

i think it will solve your problm

Regards,

Niyaz

[former_member194669]

Hi,

Try use the program BSP_UPDATE_MIMEREPOS

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[Former Member]

I wanna write in the same directory that this program do, but with

OPEN DATASET comand cause i need do this inside my BSP application.

[athavanraja]

data: lo_mr_api type ref to if_mr_api.

data: i_url type string.

i_url = '/SAP/BW/MIME........' . " this is the path where you want to put the mime object in MIME repository

• instantiate MIME API class

call method cl_mime_repository_api=>if_mr_api~get_api

receiving

r_mr_api = lo_mr_api.

• use put method to write to it.

call method lo_mr_api->put

[Former Member]

I'm trying to execute the program, but i always get the exception 1, parameter_missing. Does anybody know what is happen?

<%

data: lo_mr_api type ref to if_mr_api.

data: i_url type string.

DATA: l_content TYPE xstring.

data: erro type i.

DATA: BEGIN OF wa_file_loio,

name(256) TYPE c,

loio TYPE skwf_io,

is_folder(1),

END OF wa_file_loio.

i_url = '/SAP/BC/BSP/SAP/BSP_TRESITEM/MIMES/logon.txt'.

• instantiate MIME API class

call method cl_mime_repository_api=>if_mr_api~get_api

receiving

r_mr_api = lo_mr_api.

CLEAR: l_content.

l_content = 'lll'.

• use put method to write to it.

CALL METHOD lo_mr_api->put

EXPORTING

i_url = i_url

i_content = l_content

i_suppress_package_dialog = 'X'

i_new_loio = wa_file_loio-loio

EXCEPTIONS

parameter_missing = 1

error_occured = 2

cancelled = 3

permission_failure = 4

data_inconsistency = 5

OTHERS = 6.

erro = sy-subrc.

%>

<%=erro%>