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How to retrieve pdf from unlicensed content server using ArchiveLink?
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2016 Apr 26 8:08 AM
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Hi teachers,
How do I retrieve a pdf from an unlicensed content server using ArchiveLink?
The Content server is just a webserver using a WAMP stack (not sure if its right to call it a content server).
The pdf is sitting in a folder inside the webserver. Example : http://abcd.com/backend/web/pdfdata/Dunr1.pdf
In this thread, it is possible, but no clues as to how to set it up.
I have ABAP experience but new to ArchiveLink so any guidance or guides will be good! Thank you!
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2016 May 09 9:16 AM
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It seems like there is no way of retrieving using ArchiveLink to a non-ArchiveLink server.
The only configurations we got was about a standard content server or a paid third party server(OpenText etc), not to a WAMP server that was built from scratch without any configuration.
In the end, we used GOS. There is plentiful guides on how to use it. So our webserver sents a URL to SAP server, then tags it to the appropriate document.
Just click on the attachment list, and its there!
We started from this article here. Your Friendly ABAPer: Oh my GOS!
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2016 May 09 9:16 AM
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It seems like there is no way of retrieving using ArchiveLink to a non-ArchiveLink server.
The only configurations we got was about a standard content server or a paid third party server(OpenText etc), not to a WAMP server that was built from scratch without any configuration.
In the end, we used GOS. There is plentiful guides on how to use it. So our webserver sents a URL to SAP server, then tags it to the appropriate document.
Just click on the attachment list, and its there!
We started from this article here. Your Friendly ABAPer: Oh my GOS!
