Attach PDF file to Service notification

Hi Everyone,
Can somebody tell me how I can attach PDF file from local folder into the attachment list in the service notification(tcode IW52) ?
Also how i can get the list of documents attached to the  service notification ?
I should attach the file from module pool program(from custom transaction).
Is there any FM or some class methods that can make the attachment ?
Thanks,
Dime Slavkov

1. Make your pdf files readily available on your PC desktop.
2. Go to IW52, Click on GOS icon, Create... --> Create Attachment.
You will get a file select Dialog box, refer to your desktop file and attach. You can attach number of files this way. If you want to see the files you've attached, click on the Attachment list shown below Create.. in the above picture. You will get the list of all files attached. You can choose anyone and view.
KJogeswaraRao

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