Open default program of a document

Question

I watched some videos in Adobe MAX and am excited about the new features to be released in AIR 2. AIR 2 will allow a file to be opened by the system default program (e.g. .doc by MS Word), but - to my understanding - AIR 2 doesn't fire an event when the user closes this document. I can give a use case where such an event is very useful:
say I have an AIR program which can synchronize my local files (say .doc) with a remote server. The user opens the file with MS Word through AIR, and then edits it, and close the document (may or may not quit MS Word). Then the AIR program will upload the new version to remote server. But if AIR doesn't know when the document is closed, when should it start uploading?
NativeProcess class seems to dispatch EXIT event. Does File has a property like 'defaultApplicationPath' which let developer know where is the default application? Also, does NativeProcess file event such as documentClose (application not exit but document closed)?

Answer 1

Hi,
Check this SAP note (845003) which may help you.
When printing the Profit & Loss Statement in Business One APA versions, the system will use the templates defined for the Comparison Profit & Loss Statement as the printing template.
Other terms
SAP Business One, APA, Profit, Loss, Statement, P/L, Printing, Template, Document
Reason and Prerequisites
    That is a system design for Business One APA versions.  The purpose of this design is to support the additional fields required for the legal P/L Statement for the APA countries, especially for China.
Solution
    If the customer want to make any customization on the printing tempalte of P/L Statements, please do it on the printing templates of the Comparison P/L Statements, and then set the newly created template as the default printing template.
    One consequence of this design is that in Business One APA versions, the P/L Statement and the Comparison P/L Statement will share the same default template.  One workaround for this is to define 2 users and assign different default template for those 2 users.  One of the user could be used to print the P/L Statement, and the other could be used to print the Comparison P/L Statement, which has a different default template.
    When doing this kind of customization, please do NOT overwrite the attributes of any existing fields within the system template.  If you don't need those fields to be displayed, please set those fields to invisible, so that they won't be displayed when the report is being printed.  It is NOT recommended to delete any of those fields, or add any kind of customerization on those fields.  The reason is that some of those fields might be overwriten by the Business One application, at the time the printing report is running.  The application will find those fields out, by their ids, and replace their value with the predefined values of the P/L Statement.