on 10-17-2007 9:38 AM
Hi everyone,
I'm using the report RSWUWFML2 to send mails when a user has an item in his workflow inbox. The mail is correctly send, with attachement, but when the user clicks on the attachement, SAP opens a logon-screen, and says that the system ID does not exist. When I look at the properties of the shortcut, I noticed that there's no System defined... I search for this problem on the net, but didn 't find a solution or similar case.
The attachment is opend from a web-based outlook mail (I don 't think that this influences the problem, but you never know )
thanks in advance !!
Hi,
I checked this box, because I want an attachement to launch the workitem from the mail. The code from this attacment is as following :
[System]
Name=D01
Description=
Client=
[User]
Name=LOGON
Language=FR
[Function]
Title=
Command=*swnwiex p_action=DISPLAY; p_wi_id=000000001503; DYNP_OKCODE=ONLI
Type=Transaction
[Configuration]
GuiSize=Normal window
[Workflow]
Email=bjorn.demol@xxx.com
As you can see the line 'system' has no entry,this causes an error when the user executes the attachment...
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> [System]
> Name=D01
> Description=
> Client=
> [User]
>
> As you can see the line 'system' has no entry,this causes an error when the user executes the attachment...
>
Surely you mean we can see that the section 'System' <b>has</b> an entry?
Although you may not have the same situation I experienced, I have seen this problem myself. It was caused by saplogon.ini not having an entry for the system (D01). It is (was) not possible to specify a different INI file either, and in our environment they were using saplogon.ini for the development systems and a different file for the production systems. Thus I ended up modifying the code to have more information in the SAP Shortcuts.
Sorry Kjetill, I mistyped, I meant that there was no entry in the client-field
You're describing perfectly my problem, so now I'm sure it's not me doing something wrong
thanks everyone for the info..
And my apologies that it took so long for answering, but one of my colleagues changed my password on SDN...
kr
Björn
As I noticed that I made some mistakes in my explanation :
I don 't have an entry in the field client.
So whatever I try, the field stays empty. I don 't see a solution, and my last hope is to debug the code and put the field hardcoded. Or is there someone who has a miracle solution ?
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Hi Kjetil,
thanks for the info. Apparently, extended notifications are active here (someone told me it was not possible, that's the reason I didn 't tried it) so I'll configure this.
Perhaps you can give me a little push in the right direction : how can I configure the texts for the mail in general settings ? SAP help tells to define own texts and put the ID, put I don 't see how to retreive these ID's when I create a message class and some texts..
Thanks !!
It's quite confusing. The text ID's you see in the config are not the real text IDs. I was intrigued by the same question a long time ago and found it. There are actually a few threads available already for this topic.
, but also explaining how to find the real name of the text IDs.
Hope that helps. Or perhaps that wasn't even your question, because I am not sure if that was what you meant by not seeing how to retrieve the text IDs
Hi Bjorn
Check the variant on RSWUWFML2, this may be the cause. The attachment may be a link for workfitem execution. There is a checkbox on its selection screen under "Add Executable attachment for E mail for", make sure it is blank.
If the above does not help, let us know the attachment extension.
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Is there no system information at all in the message? I thought there should at least be the name of the system - which SAPLogon tries to match with an entry in saplogon.ini.
If there is no system information at all I think you should have a look (debug) at the program, in particularly the call to and code in the function module which creates the shortcuts.
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