ArchiveLink with SAP HTTP Content Server configuration using SAPdb MaxDB

[Former Member]

We have configured SAP 4.7 to use ArchiveLink to store outgoing PO’s. The PO’s are in PDF format and are to be stored on an SAP HTTP content server using MaxDB. We believe everything is setup but when we go to retrieve a stored file, using and HTTP link we do not see the document. Here is a sample HTTP link:

http://company-sap20.company200-sap.com:1090//ContentServer/ContentServer.dll?get&pVersion=0046&cont...

Can anybody give me a few pointers?

What table in the MaxDB shall I look at? Where is the docID being passed to?

[TTK · Accepted solution]

Hello

Maybe tables like document000? could be of interest. Additionally the report RSHTTP52.

Regards Thomas

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thomas:

Thanks a lot!

We ran RSHTTP52 and put in the document ID. The response from the content server is positive, and looks like a PDF file is retrieved. But we can't retrieve the PDF file via HTTP..... what could be the trick here?

Thanks. ..

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Additional information from table TOA01:

Business object BUS2012

Object key 4500000150

Document type MEOORDER

Cont.Rep.ID ZT

Document ID 47F52DDC18D05993E10000000A0126F3

Doc. class PDF

[TTK · Accepted solution]

I'm sorry to say that I don't know.

AFAIK, the report gets documents from the document store. The Contentserver itself runs embedded in the Web-Server.

Besides the trial to write a trace file with the Contentserver (see Contentserver.ini somewhere on your Web-Server) I strongly recommend to open a customer message.

Regards Thomas

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks....

Edited by: TOILETKING on Apr 4, 2008 5:22 PM

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thomas:

This is now ALMOST working....

We found that we needed to configure the URL differently....

But where do we configure the URL to be used for fetching documents from the content server? Can you enlighten me a little bit... Thanks.

[TTK · Accepted solution]

Sorry, I'm no Contentserver expert. I know some Contentserver related stuff, since it is an ODBC application in the MaxDB universe.

Regards Thomas

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks to the support from all of you, our SAP HTTP CONTENT SERVER is working, for all document types. This saves the company tens of millions of dollars for years to come. Thanks to all.