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Viewing DMS Document in Screen Personas

Patrick_Gans
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Hi there,

We are not having success viewing DMS documents from within Screen Personas. This is specifically for Maintenance Notifications (IW23) but I've also tested this using the view DMS document (CV04N). This does not work using the default (unmodified) flavor. It does work if I use the standard web gui. I've tried different document types, but this is typically either PDF or pictures of type jpg or png. I get the standard E: E::000 error.

Thanks!

Patrick

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former_member277111
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Hi Patrick,

We faced this issue and logged it with SAP DMS Helpdesk and nothing came out of it. We faced this problem after upgrading in SP14, in lower SP version there was no issue for opening DMS in Slipstream because we were using it in lower SP version and then with SP14 implementation we got this error that you're highlighting. The worse part of it was that we could still save the DMS but we couldn't retrieve (i.e. display it).

We ended up creating an implicit enhancement to FM CV120_DOC_CHECKOUT_VIEW to display the DMS document using html viewer instead of CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES=>SHOW_DOCUMENT, the HTML viewer is used for non kpro documents.

Patrick_Gans
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The following released note solved our issue: 3287670 - Viewing document in Personas Slipstream engine via CV02N/CV03N/CV04N fails

-Patrick

former_member277111
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The note is not available I guess it's on limited release

Tamas_Hoznek
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The note is currently being processed by the Document Management team. This issue is being actively worked on.
If you want access to the note right now, you too can ask the CA-DMS component to be put onto the pilot customer list.

The problem is not caused by upgrading Personas. I'm sure that some other component was also upgraded along with it, which changed the way these documents were displayed.