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How to accept multiple attachments on selection screen?

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Hi All,

I need to know how to accept multiple attachments on selection screen and send them as email to external system (outlook).

Basically, my req is to send a common email with attachments to certain users. These users are displayed in ALV. User will select ALL or specific user from ALV and send an email with message entered on selection screen.

I used text editor control to input message body. I need to know how to accept attachments and send them.

Appreciate any inputs.

Thanks,

SKJ

Hi All,

I need to know how to accept multiple attachments on selection screen and send them as email to external system (outlook).

Basically, my req is to send a common email with attachments to certain users. These users are displayed in ALV. User will select ALL or specific user from ALV and send an email with message entered on selection screen.

I used text editor control to input message body. I need to know how to accept attachments and send them.

Appreciate any inputs.

Thanks,

SKJ

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By "multiple attachments", do you mean multiple individual filepaths on the presentation server?

Rob

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Yes. User would provide/select multiple file paths from presentation server. I need to pass these file paths and message body (this is returned by text editor control in an internal table) to some FM and send them as email.

Thanks,

SKJ

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SAP uses a nifty little button called 'Object Services' on ME23N (top left) which you can use to attach documents to business objects.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/be/3fe63659241157e10000009b38f889/frameset.htm

It's a complicated way of doing it but might give you extra functionality in the long run.