Office Web App Feature doesn't exist in Site Collection Features

Hi
I have Installed Office 2010 professional
and then SharePoint Server 2010 64 bit and then Office Web App 2010 .
But After Creating the First Library and try to open office files (work , excel ....) It Cannot open , Only Excel Sheets can be Edited on the the Browser
Only .
I have make sure that the services is started , But I try to find Office web apps Feature on site collection feature , but i didn't find it ,
I think that office web app isn't compatible with the sharepoint but i don't know how to get It .
what can I do ?
Thanks for attention .

HI,Ensure that the service below are started on the server.
Excel Calculation Services, PowerPoint Service, and
Word Viewing Service, Check the below link that gives more details on configuration of office web app in 2010.
http://expertsharepoint.blogspot.de/2014/10/deploy-office-web-apps-installed-on.html
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<HealthReport xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<HealthMessage>PowerPointViewingServicesWatchdog_App reported status for PPTConversionService in category '0'. Reported status: AppManager: A request appears to be stuck in the queue. [State: ReadyToWork] [Start Time: 12/03/2013 10:35:07] [CorrelationId:
ec4db345-0e8c-477e-ac0e-71afcb9a8efd] [DocId: https%3A%2F%2FLYNCPOOL.DOMAIN%2FDataCollabWeb%2Fwopi%2Ffiles%2F1-1-2BCF63F] [ClusterId: 0] [RequestId: 51e9263e-fc78-46b0-93ca-de48272dd2bc] [Current InProgress Queue Length: 4]</HealthMessage>
</HealthReport>
It seems that PPTs are being queued as they aren't actually showed.
Does this give you any clue?
Thank you very much.
Kind regards.

SharePoint 2013 cannot view PDF documents in mobile browser with office web apps

Hi,
I'm receiving the following error when viewing SharePoint 2013 PDF documents in a mobile browser after clicking on the filename:
"Viewing of .pdf files has been disabled in Microsoft Word Mobile Viewer. Please get in touch with your helpdesk."
My Question
Is viewing PDF documents in mobile browsers with Office Web Apps SP1 actually supported? If so, how can I enable it? I've already have pdf viewing working in non-mobile browsers. Word documents open just fine on mobile browsers too.
I'm getting conflicting answers for pdf mobile viewing support from various sources:
You've got Microsoft toting that they've added in PDF viewing on any device for Office Web Apps
http://blogs.office.com/2013/07/03/pdfs-in-the-word-web-app/
A MS support person saying saying it is not supported
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_web_apps_server_2013_support_blog/archive/2013/12/31/enabling-pdf-previews-in-document-libraries-with-office-web-apps-2013-in-sharepoint-2013-open-link-does-not-work-from-preview.aspx
Another person implying that it should work because you can disable pdf browsing for mobile browsers only
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2013/07/24/control-whether-pdfs-open-in-word-web-app-or-the-default-pdf-reader.aspx
What I've tried
When I started looking into this there was a mobile WOPI entry:
Application     : WordPdf
Extension       : PDF
ProgId          :
Action          : mobileView
IsDefaultAction : False
ServerName      : 20SP8
WopiZone        : internal-http
I tried experimenting with tweaking this binding by changing the DefaultAction to true, and even removing it altogether via:
Get-SPWopiBinding -Action "MobileView" -Application "WordPDF" | Remove-SPWopiBinding -Confirm:$false
But I still get the same message.
I removed all the WordPdf bindings and re-added them via:
New-SPWOPIBinding –ServerName "<myserver>" –Application "WordPDF" -AllowHTTP
No dice. In fact the mobileview binding doesn't even come back... but I guess that is a different issue altogether.
Version
SharePoint 2013 (SP1)
Office Web Apps Server (SP1)
Farm Setup
Internal facing only
2 front end servers, 1 app server, 1 office web apps server

I think the PDF support, if it exists, in only in Office 365. Always remember that the Office 365 and on premises versions will never be in sync. On premise is updated using periodic service packs and Office 365 has continuous updates. (I've heard every
10 days.)
In my Office 365 / IE 10 tests, the PDFs open in the browser's default PDF viewer, in my case FoxIt Reader. So I can't prove one way or the other about support in Office Web Apps.
Mike Smith TechTrainingNotes.blogspot.com

Office Web Apps 2013 with SharePoint 2013 Server

Hi All,
I have installed a separate server for Office Web Apps 2013 on Windows Server 2012 VM. I have followed TechNet's article on
Deploying Office Web Apps Server & exactly followed steps.
On SharePoint Server 2013 (Windows Server 2012), I followed TechNet’s article on
Configure Office Web Apps for SharePoint. The Office Web Apps on SharePoint 2013 environment works for
Excel document that shows “View in Browser” but
no Preview.
However, PowerPoint and Word documents doesn’t show “View in Browser”. I thought Internet Explorer 10 has some issue with Office Web Apps and checked on Chrome and results were same.
On SharePoint Server 2013 environment, I have configured 3 services applications, MMS, UPS and Excel Service.
1.) Do I need any other service applications to be enabled for OWA 2013?
I read number of blogs,
Installing Office Web Apps Server for SharePoint 2013 (Steve Mann),
Install Office Web Apps 2013 with SharePoint 2013 (Max Melcher) and Spence Harbar
(Enabling Office Web Apps Preview editing with SharePoint 2013). and all these blogs give more or less same steps that I have followed.
Strange thing is that Excel documents on my SharePoint 2013 sites are working but neither word or PowerPoint documents are not showing option for “View in Browser”.
I am using HTTP and not HTTPS.
2. Can someone please advice how could I solve the Office Web Apps 2010 on Word and PPT?
3. How to can enable preview for Excel, Word and PPT documents.
Thanks you.
Regards,
Aroh
Aroh Shukla

Hi Inderjeet and Olafur,
Thanks for your reply.
@Inderjeet: That site collection feature on SP2010 works on our production environment but on SP2013 site collection there is no OWA feature. Microsoft recommends to have a separate OWA2013 server and what I create
a separate VM for OWA2013 server.
@Olafur: Your suggestion looks spot on. The OWA server does show the discovery:
Our SP2013 development server has limited RAM (4GB) and it think is causing the issue.
Let me check if increasing RAM solves the issue.
Thanks again for your suggestions. (Interjeet and Olafur).
--Aroh
Aroh Shukla

Office web Apps server Lync 2013

Hi All,
I have logged onto my Volume licensing site and could not search Office Web Apps servers for download?? I wonder how do i download it?

Hi channavera,
Office Web Apps Server was removed from the Microsoft Download Center. Now it only was available for
download under Volume Licensing agreements. For more information please read the FAQ below or visit the site Volume Licensing
Service Center.
FAQ
Why is Web Apps Server being removed from the Microsoft Download Center?
VLSC is best suited as the location from which to serve all customers according to their agreements with Microsoft.
What about existing installations? Do I need to re-license them?
No. Web Apps Server installations and/or downloads that occur before 11/24/14 will continue to be licensed for free viewing.
Will there be an evaluation version for Developers and IT Pros?
Evaluation availability will continue on MSDN for subscribers. Additionally, Volume License agreements allow for product evaluation.
From
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_sustained_engineering/archive/2014/10/22/web-apps-server-removal-from-download-center.aspx
Best regards,
Eric

Office Web Apps Server 2013 / Real-Time co-authoring

Hello,
In general, I would like
to ask the development team or product
manager SharePoint /Office web Apps.
As you already know in the cloud
product version introduces new features. Such as
authoring and other unlike on-premises version . This link demonstrate it.
http://blogs.office.com/2013/11/06/collaboration-just-got-easier-real-time-co-authoring-now-available-in-office-web-apps/ .
Please tell me the plans or roadmaps for the implementation
of these functions in the server version. Or Microsoft
has no plans to develop this area?

great, and as i said, we are working to keep parity, but there are still many features which are technically considered in preview in the O365 environment. after several months, depending on stability, feedback, and whether the feature fits well with
the product, it may either be tested to go into on-prem farms and come out of preview or be dropped altogether (auto-hosted apps).
This feature is definitely one that is key to the future of the product, but there isn't a timeline on when it will come to onprem. there ia a lot of additional testing before anything can be integrated to on-prem as the environments have many
more variables than the rather rigid architecture at O365, as well as the fact that the o365 farms have many of the preview features and so then anything to go into a feature for on-prem needs to be re-vetted in farms without those extras and checked for dependencies
(not normally an issue, but still part of the process).
Christopher Webb | Microsoft Certified Master: SharePoint 2010 | Microsoft Certified Solutions Master: SharePoint Charter | Microsoft Certified Trainer| http://tealsk12.org Volunteer Teacher | http://christophermichaelwebb.com

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