‎2005 Oct 05 10:15 AM
My piece of code which uses the FM CALL_BROWSER to call a BSP application worked well. For special needs I installed also an Mozilla browser on my machine and later I deinstalled it again. After that the mentioned FM returns an error like this:
Windows cannot find "myURLxxx.example.bsp" . Program "myURLxxx.example.bsp" could not be started.
Seems to be a windows problem. But which one?
Anybody has an idea?
Thanks
‎2005 Oct 05 10:29 AM
hi,
check the lan settings or connections in internet options inside tools of your IE browser
Tools->internet options->connections->lan settings->advanced.
and include the ip address for your server in which WAS lies.
regards,
Hemendra
‎2005 Oct 05 10:36 AM
hi,
thank you for your reply. maybe I should complete my thread. In general the ie runs well once it started directly from the start menu. Also the BSP-Service runs ok. So I think, the lan-settings should be ok.
The only problem is to start the browser with the method CALL_BROWSER form se SAPGui.
‎2005 Oct 05 11:24 AM
hi,
Have you checked wether your SSO is enabled or not
you can check it by runnning the BSP application "SYSTEM" ,page "SSO2TEST.htm" .
or you can go through weblog
/people/dennis.kleymeonov/blog/2005/09/15/connecting-sap-systems-to-enterprise-portal-with-sso
for steps to enable SSO.
hope this helps, else reply,
Hemendra
‎2005 Oct 05 12:05 PM
Hello Oleg,
what is your standard browser for opening html documents?
Is it still firefox?
CALL_BROWSER does an
CALL METHOD cl_gui_frontend_services=>execute
EXPORTING
document = url_string
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 1.
So the frontend decides wich application is used to open *.htm or *.bsp documents.
Did your BSP ends with *.bsp?
If yes,rename your BSP-Sites to *.htm.
Then it will be opened with Brower-Default or check the windows settings which application is used to open *.bsp
Greetings
Frank Brackmann
Message was edited by: Frank Brackmann
‎2005 Oct 17 1:56 PM
We could solve the problem. It was not a BSP problem. System-Admin refreshed the filtertables on the WAS' web-dispatcher.
Thanks for your replies!