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How to display .doc/.docx files inside a controller

Former Member — Sun, 25 Aug 2013 07:00:51 GMT

Hi,

I've been tring to display a word document inside a custom controller.

I've tried : cl_gui_html_viewer

CHANGING po_html_viewer TYPE REF TO cl_gui_html_viewer.
   po_html_viewer->show_url(
     EXPORTING
       url                        = lv_url    " URL
       in_place               = abap_true
     EXCEPTIONS
       cntl_error                     = 1
       cnht_error_not_allowed = 2
       cnht_error_parameter   = 3
       dp_error_general          = 4
       OTHERS                      = 5
   ).

and document viwer :

FORM build_doc_viewer  USING    po_splitter   TYPE REF TO cl_gui_splitter_container
                        CHANGING po_doc_viewer TYPE REF TO i_oi_document_viewer.
   DATA : lo_tmp_container TYPE REF TO cl_gui_container.
   lo_tmp_container = po_splitter->get_container( row = 1 column   = 1 ).
   CALL METHOD c_oi_container_control_creator=>get_document_viewer
     IMPORTING
       viewer = po_doc_viewer.
   CALL METHOD po_doc_viewer->init_viewer
     EXPORTING
       parent = lo_tmp_container.
   CALL METHOD po_doc_viewer->view_document_from_url
     EXPORTING
       document_url = 'C:\USERS\ZIV\DOCUMENTS\SAP\TEST.DOCX'
       show_inplace = 'X'.
 ENDFORM.                    " BUILD_DOC_VIEWER

In both cases the document is displayed in a popup of a word application and not "in place" (inside a controller) as I wanted.

What am I doing worng ? Is there another solution ?

Thanks

Ziv.

Re: How to display .doc/.docx files inside a controller

arindam_m — Mon, 26 Aug 2013 00:19:46 GMT

Hi,

Check the below wiki. Might be helpful in your case.

http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/Snippets/Use+BDS+to+Store+Files+Like+Excel+JPG+through+ABAP

Cheers,

Arindam

Re: How to display .doc/.docx files inside a controller

sivaganesh_krishnan — Mon, 26 Aug 2013 04:34:41 GMT

Hi ,

Check out the SAP standard Program

"SAPRDEMODOCUMENTCONTAINER2".

This program will give the output you desired.

Regards,

Sivaganesh

Re: How to display .doc/.docx files inside a controller

Former Member — Tue, 27 Aug 2013 12:10:57 GMT

Thank's that was very helpful.

Howevery this program doesn't display a document stored on my coputer,

And that's exctly my problem. I can't get a local doument to show "in place".

Ziv.

Re: How to display .doc/.docx files inside a controller

Former Member — Tue, 27 Aug 2013 12:17:11 GMT

I've tried another way but still the file wont open

could it be that the file path format is not correct ?

Please have a look at me code :

DATA : lo_doc_proxy     TYPE REF TO i_oi_document_proxy,
            lo_error            TYPE REF TO i_oi_error,
            ls_retcode       TYPE soi_ret_string.
   DATA : lv_error_msg  TYPE string.
   CREATE OBJECT custom_container
     EXPORTING
 *      parent                            = parent    " Parent container
       container_name              = 'CONTAINER_NAME'    " Name of the Screen CustCtrl Name to Link Container To
 *      style                               = style    " Windows Style Attributes Applied to this Container
 *      lifetime                           = LIFETIME_DEFAULT    " Lifetime
 *      repid                              = repid    " Screen to Which this Container is Linked
 *      dynnr                             = dynnr    " Report To Which this Container is Linked
 *      no_autodef_progid_dynnr     = no_autodef_progid_dynnr    " Don't Autodefined Progid and Dynnr?
     EXCEPTIONS
       cntl_error                  = 1
       cntl_system_error           = 2
       create_error                = 3
       lifetime_error              = 4
       lifetime_dynpro_dynpro_link = 5
       OTHERS                      = 6
     .
   c_oi_container_control_creator=>get_container_control( IMPORTING control = ole retcode = ls_retcode ).
   c_oi_errors=>raise_message( 'E' ).
   ole->init_control(
            EXPORTING  r3_application_name      = 'Doc'
                       inplace_enabled                      = 'X'
                       inplace_scroll_documents        = 'X'
                       parent                                    = custom_container
                       register_on_close_event          = 'X'
                       register_on_custom_event       = 'X'
             IMPORTING retcode                         = ls_retcode
             ).
   c_oi_errors=>raise_message( 'E' ).
   ole->get_document_proxy(
             EXPORTING document_type   = 'Word.Document.12'
                       document_format          = 'OLE'
             IMPORTING document_proxy  = lo_doc_proxy
                       retcode                        = ls_retcode
                       ).
   IF ls_retcode NE c_oi_errors=>ret_ok.
     EXIT.
   ENDIF.
   lo_doc_proxy->open_document(
                           EXPORTING document_url  = 'file:///C:/Users/ziv_catz/Documents/SAP/test.docx'
                                               open_inplace  = 'X'
                                               open_readonly = 'X'
                           IMPORTING retcode       = ls_retcode
                             ).
   IF ls_retcode NE c_oi_errors=>ret_ok.
     EXIT.
   ENDIF.

Re: How to display .doc/.docx files inside a controller

Former Member — Wed, 28 Aug 2013 07:42:36 GMT

The problem was with the document_url.

Here is the correct form : file://C:\Users\ziv\Documents\SAP\test_doc.doc

Here are some of my failed attempts : file:///C:\Users\ziv\Documents\SAP\test_doc.doc

file:///C😕Users/ziv/Documents/SAP/test_doc.doc

Re: How to display .doc/.docx files inside a controller

wilian_segatto — Tue, 29 Jul 2014 19:15:35 GMT

By standard, when an extension is not maintained in SDOKMIME (standard extensions) nor in SDOKMIME_C, it uses MIME Type application/octet-stream, which opens the document as an attachment.

To solve this, you should fill view SDOKMIME_C according to the XLS attachment in this note:

1237688 - New Mime Types for Microsoft Office 2007 in KPro and ARL

IMPORTANT! This will only change the behavior for new documents. Existing documents already have a MIME Type attached in table SA01PHF. You can change the behavior for specific documents manually by selecting the PHIO_IDs from the document header from table SA01PHIO and use them as input field for table SA01PHF.

Alternatively, you can repair all documents by running report SOLMAN_UPDATE_PHIO_MIMETYPE. In case this report is not in your system yet, you can download it from this note:

1750162 - PHIOs are not found by Full Text Search Engine(TREX)

Good luck!

Will