
This simple example describes how you can use OfficeControl to integrate a Microsoft Office document into a Web Dynpro application.
Note
It is a pure display scenario (OfficeControl.expertMode=false), which is especially suitable for prototyping. Keep in mind that this type of scenario can cause performance bottlenecks. You can find more complex examples in the system in package SIOS.
OfficeControl is implemented in a Web Dynpro application that is used by a defined user community, since the installation of the respective Office program must be installed on the client.
Note
If there are any problems displaying OfficeControl make sure that the Active Component Framework (ACF) is correctly installed. See also SAP Note 846952.
Web Dynpro Component, Window, and View for your application
In this example a file is read that is called test.doc, and is kept in the MIME repository.
Go to the context of your view and define a context node with a context element of type XSTRING, which is to be used for saving the content.
Define a further context element for the visibility, for example, VISIBLE of type WDUI_VISIBILITY.
To store your Office file in the context, use the WDDOMODIFYVIEW method.
Syntax
METHOD wddomodifyview.
DATA:
mime_repository TYPE REF TO if_mr_api,
content TYPE xstring,
url TYPE string VALUE
'/SAP/BC/WebDynpro/SAP/PUblic/BC/ssr/uuielibs/office_integration' &
'/test.doc'.
* just do it once
CHECK first_time = abap_true.
mime_repository ?= cl_mime_repository_api=>get_api( ).
CALL METHOD mime_repository->get
EXPORTING
i_url = url
IMPORTING
e_content = content.
wd_context->set_attribute( name = 'DATAS' value = content ).
wd_context->set_attribute( name = 'visible' value =
cl_wd_office_control=>e_visible-visible ).
...
endmethod.Save your entries.
Add a OfficeControl UI element to your view.
Bind property OfficeControl.dataSource to the context attribute for the content.
Bind property OfficeControl.visible to the context node for the visibility.
Save your entries.