Attaching Office Documents from web

We understand attaching documents other than text is only available from GUI planning. Has anyone built a solution to do it from web application?

Yes William,
Go to transaction SE80>MIME repository>public--> BW there you can create a folder. RMC on the folder and then "Import MIME object". Import your word file.
Now in WAD go to your query and insert this small line in your html tab page. You can do some html thing so as to arrange the link where you want. I had given it the name as REPORT.
<A href="/sap/bw/Mime/public/Customer/YOUR FOLDER/YOURFILENAME.doc">YOURLINKNAME</A>
In the above process the path is important. Let me know if does not work.
Regards,
Nikhil

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persistent cookies are not option for us. We don’t have Office Web Apps in use and we want to open documents to client application. Our company users machines are Windows 7, Office 2013 and Internet Explorer 10/11.
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Any ideas what’s going on? It must be something with IE 10/11 and Office 2013. I also tried with TMG persistent cookie and then I can open Office documents with IE 10/11.
I also checked with fiddler what happens and I can see that everything stops to 401 error.
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Miikka Lehtonen
Turku University of Applied Sciences Limited

Hello Miikkal,
You need to enable SharePoint class in IE. Please follow this
blog and follow this
article.
Once, this is done you can Enable all the IE settings to load for Intranet and Trusted zone settings
Put your site in compatibility mode and trusted zone
Also, make sure that 2 versions of Office suite is not installed on the system. Eg. Lync 2013 and Office 2010 on one single machine
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Hi Szamir,
As you are using Form Based authentication to open the documents from SharePoint site, I recommend to check the things below:
Make sure that the user has permission to view the documents in the site.
Please select "Sign me in automatically" when you sign in the login page.
More references:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ae8cc886-c362-4709-8575-07d339144714/not-able-to-open-microsoft-office-documentsdocxxls-etc-from-document-library-in-a-fba-site-in?forum=sharepointgeneralprevious
http://manojvnair.blogspot.com/2011/06/login-prompt-while-opening-office.html
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Hi Alex,
From your description, I notice that the issue is related to Office client. We would like to help you, but I’m sorry that our forum does not focus on this scenario and has limited resources regarding it. However, we have a dedicated support forum where
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Hello Alex,
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Check if other excel works fine
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Check if all application pool on all servers are running
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Hi Sara Fan,
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Does any one know how to attach a document from your mail, while you are already in your e-mail, meaning not having to look for your file first and then open the e-mail.

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Your question prompted me to do some research, and I found this workaround posted by Scott Grossberg:
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