Converstion of xml doucment to word document

Hi in one of our deveopments ,
we needed to design the word document and send it as attachment. As it is designed with xml ( word ml ) Firewalls are not allowing this to pass through. Then we manually opened up the document using word application and performed Save As to save as pure word doc with out the xml tags. then we send it as an attchement it then worked out. We need to automate this procedure of converting xml document to word document.
we used 'Ole' object to convert it it is working fine in Sap Gui. But with Portal 'Ole objects' doesn't t work.
So please suggest a way to conver the xml document to word document from crm web client action .
This is a critical requirement if somebody throw light on this it would be great help to us.......wishin some body could give solution to me.
Jaffer vali shaik

Here is the sample report to open word doc with some testing message......
Report Test.
INCLUDE ole2incl.
DATA: word TYPE ole2_object, documentos TYPE
ole2_object,
documento TYPE ole2_object,
selection TYPE ole2_object,
font TYPE ole2_object.
CREATE OBJECT word 'WORD.APPLICATION'.
CALL METHOD OF word 'Documents' = documentos.
CALL METHOD OF documentos 'Add' = documento.
CALL METHOD OF documento 'Activate'.
GET PROPERTY OF word 'Selection' = selection.
GET PROPERTY OF selection 'Font' = font.
SET PROPERTY OF word 'Visible' = 1.
SET PROPERTY OF font 'Name' = 'Arial'.
SET PROPERTY OF font 'Size' = 12.
SET PROPERTY OF font 'Bold' = 1. "o 0
SET PROPERTY OF font 'Underline' = 1. "o 0
CALL METHOD OF selection 'TypeText' EXPORTING #1 = 'Word Doc Test'.
CALL METHOD OF selection 'TypeParagraph'.
CALL METHOD OF documento 'SaveAs' EXPORTING #1 = 'c:test.doc'.
CALL METHOD OF word 'Quit'.
Hope this will help.....

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//string footerContent = GetFooter().Replace("Hi", properties.ListItem["_dlc_DocId"].ToString() + " V : " +properties.ListItem["_UIVersionString"].ToString());
string footerContent = GetFooter().Replace("Hi", properties.ListItem["_dlc_DocId"].ToString());
//string footerContent1 = GetFooter().Replace("Hi", properties.ListItem["_UIVersionString"].ToString());
//Stream headerStream = new MemoryStream(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(headerContent));
//Stream footerStream = new MemoryStream(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(footerContent));
Stream footerStream = new MemoryStream(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(footerContent));
//Stream footerStream1 = new MemoryStream(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(footerContent1));
MemoryStream fileStream = new MemoryStream();
fileStream.Write(properties.ListItem.File.OpenBinary(), 0, (int)properties.ListItem.File.TotalLength);
//WDAddHeader(headerStream, fileStream);
//WDAddFooter(footerStream, fileStream);
WDAddFooter(footerStream, fileStream);
//WDAddFooter(footerStream1, fileStream);
properties.ListItem.File.SaveBinary(fileStream);

Instead of using Event Receiver approach have you tried looking on adding labels instead?
Here's a helpful article on how to add labels on your document
http://blog.isaacblum.com/2011/02/28/add-document-id-to-word-document-automatically/
Hope this helps
Artificial intelligence can never beat natural stupidity.

Create MS Word documents from data in an Apex Form/Report

My requirement is to create editable RTF form letters from data managed by an Apex application. I do not have BI publisher available and am looking at using the XSL-FO route. Effectively I want the user to select the desired data in the Apex application, hit a button and be presented with a word document containing the data, which they can then customise.
I know how to set Apex up to create PDFs based on reports using embedded XSL-FO but PDFs are not editable extra steps by the user. Also the user could export data to CSV and mailmerge with a word template but thats extra work for the user too.
In the past I've used PLSQL/XML/XSL-FO with .NET to do what I want here by generating an XML file with PLSQL and using .NET to associate the XML file to XSLT/XSL-FO template files creating output as varied as .doc, .ps and .html files.
Any ideas on acheving the same flexibility with Apex would be greatly appreciated. As my googling and forum hunting has not turned up much.
Thanks
FunkyMonkey

Hi FunkyMonkey,
Do you know Docufy | Simplify with docufy ? It's an APEX application that lets you create/generate/edit word templates. Else JasperReports Library | Free software downloads at SourceForge.net lets you generate a multitude of report formats (RTF/pdf/docx/xlsx/xml/etc.) you can use iReports to easily create xml templates for the reports, It's a lot simpler then xsl-fo.
Regards,
Vincent Deelen

Export to Word document

Hi, Is there any way to export the tables (along with their columns) into a Word document from my data model?

Hi,
Sure there is. Go to File ->Reports.
You can generate reports from there for single object or all objects.
Output is in MS Word XML format. Could be opened with MS Word 2003 and above.

Upload and display Word Document in WD application

Hello,
I have a WD ABAP appl. where the user wants to upload an Word / Excel file (from its own local drive).
The document shall be saved in SAP and it shall also be possible to display the document later in the WD application.
I implemented the UI element upload in the view, to determine the path of the document.
For the display implemented the UI element Office control.
1. When i browse the document, the properties data, filename and mime type are filled into the bound context elements of the upload UI.
2. The property datasource of the UI office control I bound to the same context element, that is also bound to the property data of the upload UI.
The office control opens a word document, but the document is empty.
Is it possible that the document is not uploaded correct?
In another application I did an upload for a PDF doc.. There I implemented the following coding as action of the button 'Upload'.
data lo_nd_pdf type ref to if_wd_context_node.
data lo_el_pdf type ref to if_wd_context_element.
data ls_pdf type wd_this->element_pdf.
data lv_pdf like ls_pdf-pdf.
navigate from <CONTEXT> to <PDF> via lead selection
lo_nd_pdf = wd_context->get_child_node( name = wd_this->wdctx_pdf ).
get element via lead selection
lo_el_pdf = lo_nd_pdf->get_element( ).
get single attribute
lo_el_pdf->get_attribute(
exporting
name = `PDF`
importing
value = lv_pdf ).
Get a reference to the from processing class.
data: l_fp type ref to if_fp.
l_fp = cl_fp=>get_reference( ).
Get a reference to the PDF Object class.
data: l_pdfobj type ref to if_fp_pdf_object.
l_pdfobj = l_fp->create_pdf_object( ).
set the pdf in the PDF Object
l_pdfobj->set_document( pdfdata = lv_pdf ).
set the PDF Object to extract data the Form data.
l_pdfobj->set_extractdata( ).
execute call to ADS
l_pdfobj->execute( ).
get the PDF Form data
data: pdf_form_data type xstring.
l_pdfobj->get_data(
importing
formdata = pdf_form_data ).
convert the xstring from data to string so it can be processed using the iXML classes
data: converter type ref to cl_abap_conv_in_ce,
formxml type string.
converter = cl_abap_conv_in_ce=>create( input = pdf_form_data ).
converter->read(
importing
data = formxml ).
pull in the iXML type group.
type-pools: ixml.
get a reference to iXML object
data:l_ixml type ref to if_ixml.
l_ixml = cl_ixml=>create( ).
get iStream object from StreamFactory
data: streamfactory type ref to if_ixml_stream_factory,
istream type ref to if_ixml_istream.
streamfactory = l_ixml->create_stream_factory( ).
istream = streamfactory->create_istream_string( formxml ).
create an XML document class that will be used to process the XML
data: document type ref to if_ixml_document.
document = l_ixml->create_document( ).
create the parser class
data: parser type ref to if_ixml_parser.
parser = l_ixml->create_parser( stream_factory = streamfactory
istream = istream
document = document ).
parse the XML
parser->parse( ).
define XML Node type object
data: node type ref to if_ixml_node,
attributes type ref to if_ixml_named_node_map.
get the psi sales data Node and value.
data ls_psi_sales type wd_this->element_psi_sales.
data: lt_dfies type table of dfies,
ls_defies type dfies.
call function 'DDIF_NAMETAB_GET'
exporting
tabname = 'ZCM_PSI_SALES'
ALL_TYPES = ' '
LFIELDNAME = ' '
GROUP_NAMES = ' '
UCLEN =
IMPORTING
X030L_WA =
DTELINFO_WA =
TTYPINFO_WA =
DDOBJTYPE =
DFIES_WA =
LINES_DESCR =
tables
X031L_TAB =
dfies_tab = lt_dfies
exceptions
not_found = 1
others = 2
if sy-subrc <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
endif.
data: lv_fieldname type string.
field-symbols <fs_field> type any.
loop at lt_dfies into ls_defies.
lv_fieldname = ls_defies-fieldname.
node = document->find_from_name( name = lv_fieldname ).
assign component lv_fieldname
of structure ls_psi_sales
to <fs_field>.
if <fs_field> is assigned.
<fs_field> = node->get_value( ).
endif.
endloop.
WRITE DATA INTO CONTEXT
data lo_nd_psi_sales type ref to if_wd_context_node.
data lo_el_psi_sales type ref to if_wd_context_element.
navigate from <CONTEXT> to <PSI_SALES> via lead selection
lo_nd_psi_sales = wd_context->get_child_node( name = wd_this->wdctx_psi_sales ).
get element via lead selection
lo_el_psi_sales = lo_nd_psi_sales->get_element( ).
set all declared attributes
lo_el_psi_sales->set_static_attributes(
exporting
static_attributes = ls_psi_sales ).
Do I need such a code also to upload a word doc?
Which interface / class exists for word documents? (for PDF upload there is the interface IF_FP)
How can I save a document in SAP? (as MIME Object? with which method?)
I hope someone can help me!?
BR

You can use the fileupload and filedownload uielements.
Check these links:
[File Upload|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/b3/be7941601b1d09e10000000a155106/content.htm]
[File Download|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/09/a5884121a41c09e10000000a155106/content.htm]
When you upload a file and save in SAP, are you saving it as xstring.
If yes follow these steps for filedownload.
Follow these steps for file download:
1 Create FileDownload uielement in your View
2.Create an Attribute of type xstring.
3.Bind this attribute to the data property of your Filedownload uielement.
4. during fileuplaod as you are saving the document in xstring format, fetch the same from your database table and pass the value to filedownload i.e set the attribute bound to data property of filedownload uielement with the xstring content.

Acrobat won't convert Word documents within the Acrobat program

I am running OS 10.5.2 on my MacBook Pro. I also have Microsoft Office 2004. I just installed Acrobat 8.0 Pro, patched it all up from the downloads on the website and was ready to convert some Word documents that I have to give to my boss. Went through Acrobat and it gives me the following error message:
"Acrobat could not open 'Dissertation-1.1.doc' because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded).
To create an Adobe PDF document, go to the source application. Then print the document to Adobe PDF or use the Acrobat toolbar found in Microsoft Office applications."
The file was not an attachment and I don't think it is damaged (or at least I hope not). I can make the PDF document in Word or any of the other Office apps with the tool bar or the PDF printer with Distiller but eventually I'm going to have to combine everything and just thought it would be easier to work through Adobe.
Has anyone else had this problem or has come about at a solution for converting within Adobe? I might just be missing something obvious but I would appreciate any help that anyone can give. Thanks!

It was telling you actually what you needed to do.
Go into word2004 open the document and to Page setup and choose Adobe Printer. Then go to Print menu and choose print File. Then name the file and select desired location.
What actually happens is acrobat will create a hidden .ps File and check it. (up to 3 times if needed) before writing the hidden.ps file. The Distiller is open in Background hidden and converts the .ps file to a PDF file the file is checked and retried up to three times if something isn't right. Then The Pdf file is written to disk finally the hidden .ps file is deleted and the pdf file appears.
If your still using 2004 a little icon may show up in word called pdfmaker. This is a little VBA script that does the equivent of above. however its ver slow and if you have a long document your hair may turn gray before it finishes.
In Office2008 for Mac VBA is dead and laid out in its coffin with its arrival. so PDFMaker is a useless piece of code. Thankfully going into menu view options unchecking PDFMaker actually does banish it from the screen and does don't try to get reinserted if you banish it.
By the way because of the new XML Based Code in Office2008 they have a word to PDF Translator built in just go to Save As... and scroll down until you see PDF.

How do I open a word document on an I pad?

I cannot open word documents in Pages on my I pad2. They are not protected. I can go no further than "open in Pages" in my e-mail account. What am I doing wrong?

What version of Word do you have?
If you are emailing the documents to yourself, it sounds like this should work.
Pages for iOS: Supported file formats
Import:
Pages ’09 for Mac
Microsoft Word - Office Open XML (.docx) and Office 97 or later (.doc)
Plain Text files (.txt)
Can you "Save As" in Word and try a different format?

Opening word document in a browser

Hi Friends,
I am working on a web application which has a websphere as a web server.
I want to open a word document or any other MIME type file in a browser. I know how to open a word document by setting the content type in a response. But I dont want to use that.
I have the same code, on the other server which works absolutely fine without any issues.
In the same code, no content type is set for response as the file is called direcly using "config.getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("FILE PATH")".
web.xml are identical on both the server.
Can anyone please suggest what is the other thing that decides the content type for the file to be opened in a browser?
Thanks & Regards
Ketan

To open an Microsoft Word document, you would set the response object's content type to "application/msword" instead of "application/pdf":
// MIME type for MSWord doc
res.setContentType( "application/msword" );
For an Excel document, use the MIME type "application/vnd.ms-excel". In that MIME type, vnd refers to application vendor that must be included to open the file.
In some cases, the browser doesn't recognize the file's MIME type. That often happens when the required plug-in hasn't been installed for a certain file type. In those cases, the browser will pop up a dialog box, asking the user whether he or she wants to open the file or save it to disk.
Content disposition
An HTTP response header named content-disposition allows the servlet to specify information about the file's presentation. Using that header, you can indicate that the content should be opened separately (not actually in the browser) and that it should not be displayed automatically but rather upon some further action by the user. You can also suggest the filename to be used if the content is to be saved to a file. That filename would be the name of the file that appears in the Save As dialog box. If you don't specify the filename, you are likely to get the name of your servlet in that box. To find out more about the content-disposition header, check out Resources.
In the servlet, you want to set that header as follows:
res.setHeader("Content-disposition",
"attachment; filename=" +
"Example.pdf" );
// attachment - since we don't want to open
// it in the browser, but
// with Adobe Acrobat, and set the
// default file name to use.
If you were opening an Microsoft Word file, you would choose:
res.setHeader("Content-disposition",
"attachment; filename" +
"Example.doc" );

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