on 10-03-2007 4:35 AM
We are in the process of migration from Stand-alone ITS (R3 4.7) to Integrated ITS in ECC6.
There is an ASP application that was sitting on the Wgate of the standalone ITS. This app used a OCXhttp control (http://flicks.com/OCXHttp/) to call the URL for an ITS service and get the returned html as a string.
After migrating to the Integrated ITS, the ASP application is sitting on a separate web server and when it invokes the OCXhttp Get(URL) function, SAP threw an error in the system log with message ITS_P 013 "This browser is not supported". We found SAP Note 972116 and disabled this checking. Now we are getting a Timeout error. The URL works fine when accessed directly from a browser.
This is the piece of asp code that accesses the OCXhttp control.
Function httpget(URL)
Dim OcxHttp, tmp, result
Set OCXHttp = Server.CreateObject("OCXHTTP.OCXHttpCtrl.1")
OCXHttp.FlagReload = 1 'ForceReload Turn On
OCXHttp.FlagDontCache = 1 'No Cache
OCXHttp.FlagUseExistingConnect = 0 'Use Existing Connection
Turned Off
OCXHttp.UserAgent = "SP E-Services"
OCXHttp.Timeout = 0
tmp = OCXHttp.SetHeader ("UA-pixels", "1152x882") '
headkey,
headervaluestrURL =
result = OCXHttp.GET(cstr(URL))
response.write result
httpget = OCXHttp.Content
End Function
Documentation link for the OCXhttp control
http://flicks.com/OCXHttp/docs/OCXHttpRef.htm
Pls help.
Regds
Thiru
I changed the tyoe of the template from Webdynpro to GenerateDynpro and it works
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