You use this method to open a new document in the office application.
CALL METHOD document->create_document
EXPORTING open_inplace = open_inplace
create_view_data = create_view_data
onsave_macro = onsave_macro
startup_macro = startup_macro
document_title = document_title
no_flush = no_flush
IMPORTING error = error
retcode = retcode.
Description of parameters
Parameter |
Optional |
Description |
open_inplace |
X |
'X': Document is opened within the R/3 window (only if the parameter inplace = ‘X’ was set when you called the method get_document_proxy).' ': Document is opened in a separate window. |
create_view_data |
X |
Set this option if you want to save presentation data with the document. This is necessary if you want to use the view_document method. |
onsave_macro |
X |
The name of a macro that is called if the document has been changed and one of the following conditions applies:
The Macro must be stored in the document. Note: What constitutes a change to the document differs from application to application:
In MS Word and MS Powerpoint, you must physically change the document in order for the macro to be called |
startup_macro |
X |
Macro to be run when you open the document. |
document_title |
X |
Title to be displayed in the title bar of the desktop application. |

You can only start one document in the R/3 window (in place).

If you open a document as a presentation, the application used to create it does not have to be installed on the presentation server. Due to the restrictions of OLE, only the first page of a document can be saved as a presentation.