on 2009 Dec 15 3:23 PM
hi @all,
i have a problem with my adobe forms. in this one there are some pictures included. the mime repository covers these pictures.
i have two profiles - first one there is the s_develop object included, in the other one not.
so the last profile mentioned is a test user which represent the majority of our users.
with my test user i get error messages, when i want to execute my custom-program which will print then an adobe form. the message text tells me that i don't a permission to see the pictures.
i've already read some posts, which say that i have to extend the object s_develop with objectype = smim and activity = 03.
my question: is there any chance to avoid these work around?
thanks in advanced.
nicole
Dear all,
we faced the same problem and we solved with the "check authroiry" flag:
lo_mime_repo = cl_mime_repository_api=>get_api( ).
lo_mime_repo->get( exporting i_url = <your mime url> i_check_authority = space
importing e_content = lv_content ).
Maybe in 2009 this flag (or mime repo class-based) was not available yet!
regards
FG
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Thank you Otto, your answer was the right one!
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Hello, have you been able to resolve your problem? Maybe you can share the solution/ result with us? Thank you, Otto
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Hello,
why do you think this is a workaround? You just add the right authorization profile/ object for your users. So your authority check won´t fail. BTW This does not have anything to do with Adobe forms. Regards, Otto
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