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Linux / Javagui / frontend services

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Hi there,

I am actually working on a windows / sapGui / R/3 environnement and I use the class CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES to do all my upload/download of files and stuff.

My client is intending to migrate to a Linux / Javagui / R/3 environnement.

In my first tests, some of the functionnalities of the class do not work in the new environnement. Does anybody know of another class that would do the same kind of operation or of any documentation about how I can cope with the new environement ?

Thanks,

Nicolas.

Hi there,

I am actually working on a windows / sapGui / R/3 environnement and I use the class CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES to do all my upload/download of files and stuff.

My client is intending to migrate to a Linux / Javagui / R/3 environnement.

In my first tests, some of the functionnalities of the class do not work in the new environnement. Does anybody know of another class that would do the same kind of operation or of any documentation about how I can cope with the new environement ?

Thanks,

Nicolas.

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Which functionnalities do not work properly on Linux?

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Hello Mike,

for example the get_computer_name does not work in the Javagui...

Nicolas.

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Which Linux does you rclient use?

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On my SuSE 9.3 Pro box exception NOT_SUPPORTED_BY_GUI is raised by CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES=>GET_COMPUTER_NAME...

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It's a debian

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On my Win2k box CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES=>GET_COMPUTER_NAME returns a empty string for COMPUTER_NAME ...

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Sorry, i forgot the CL_GUI_CFW=>FLUSH ...

no my hostname (Win2k) is returned.