EASY Document Management System

Hi,
I am new to DMS and I want to learn Easy DMS. I checked the sap library but still not clear. So can any one tell me what are the steps there to start and how to link eDMS and SAP. Thanks in advance
Regards,
Ravikanth.

Hi
Let me clear your doubt...
Via Easy DMS you basically navigate SAP DMS only.
Thus what evr you have in SAP DMS is accessed by Easy DMS (which is WINDOWS based)
Some people find it hard to use SAP GUI hence this Easy DMS (which is Windows Friendly) solution has been developed..
YOu can create / change / Display DIRusing Transaction code (CV01N, CV02N, CV03N) in SAP GUI
Similarly you can create DIR from Easy DMS but it ll be thru Drag drop of file or By clicking menu and thus there is no need of entering Tcode.
Niranjan
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Thanks

Wrong module. DMS is not designed for invoices. DMS is designed for documents that change and need versioning.
ArchiveLink is the correct solution/module. This allows you to link incoming invoices directly to the object in SAP in MIRO and FB60.
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Hello gurus.
I have a problem with SAP Easy Document Management.
I double-click on the icon of SAP Easy Document Management I get the SAP logon window, then enter the username and password and then click on "Access the system."
It seems that explorer.exe is trying to connect when I get the following error message:
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Lots off thanks

Hi,
we have also the similar problem with Windows 7 and EasyDMS 7.1.4.2. The Explorer crashes the first time when you try to login after starting the PC. When you then restart the Explorer and try a second login it will be successful and EasyDMS works fine all day. If you restart the PC the Explorer crashes again when you try the first login.
We have no crashes under Windows XP with EasyDMS 7.1.4.2 !
The problem of this issue is found by SAP and the solution will be implemented in the upcoming EasyDMS 7.1 SP05.
Meanwhile on our Windows 7 PCs following workaround is working for us and prevent us from the crash problem:
We add on all Windows 7 PCs to the environment variable "Path" the entry ";C:\Program Files\SAP\EasyDmsInterface\Unicode".
And there are no crashes anymore.
I hope this will help you or others which have similar problems.
Best regards
Frank

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SAP Easy Document Management 7.0

Hie Gurus
I am implementing SAP document Management and have tried using SAP Easy DMS version 6.0. I understand that there is Easy DMS version 7.0 but i dont know were to find it so that i can download it, the link that i found on help.sap.com could not open so i am kind of stuck now can someone help me please.
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Hi Aby
Please follow the following steps to download and install the Easy Document Management 7.0.
1.Go to SAP service market place (http://www.service.sap.com).
2.Click on "Software Download" available under the SAP Support Portal Group.
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EASYDMS70SP03 0-20004358.exe - For Unicode and Non-Unicode version (32-bit and 64-bit support)
Check The Note 1314600 - SAP Easy Document Mgmt 7.0 SP03 Release information for Detail Information.
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Hope Author Partson gives me points
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I know both are very good and very robust solutions but i want to know which one is having better qualities.
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Thanks and Regards

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i plan to create document management system using oracle text with following features
1) document comparision
2) document search
and more...
can oracle text be used to display documents of various formats by converting them to HTML. and can search keywords be highlighted in the document.
please help!

Have you ever considered doing this in Oracle Application Express (free on top of the Oracle database)? How about something like:
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I used a program on my old computer with Windows Vista to file and organize scanned pdf documents. I could readily assign tags to a document, and then find the document using the tags. The tagging worked well. It was quick and intuitive.
I now have a new computer with Windows 7. I now realize that the program I used to tag documents will not run under Windows 7, and cannot be relied on to be useable in the future under Windows 15 or 20. So, I'm looking for a different system to file my electronic, scanned pdf documents that will be durable and long-lived, but not overly complicated or expensive. I'm dreading converting (probably meaning rekeying) approximately 1,500 documents filed in the old computer to a new filing system.
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Bobh123us wrote:
I used a program on my old computer with Windows Vista to file and organize scanned pdf documents. I could readily assign tags to a document, and then find the document using the tags. The tagging worked well. It was quick and intuitive.
Now can you tell us what this program was called so that we can tell you if there is an update for it to run on Windows 8.1.
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The trial can be downloaded from this link:
<http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements&loc=us>
Direct link is here:
<http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/PSE/13_0_esd/win64/PhotoshopElements_13_Trial_LS25_ win64.exe>
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The capture and management of documents within an organization. A DMS includes Web access to support occasional users and work from remote sites as well as a secure document storage area (vault). Additionally a DMS includes search and retrieval, versioning, and content caching.
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* Saves paper, printer and toner costs - reduced need to print paper documents as electronic versions are available for use or reuse. Whilst the paperless office is still not a reality, it is anticipated that the availability of an DMS would reduce the need for multiple paper copies of documents. If the DMS does not have an electronic signature capability then at least one "master" paper signed document will need to be printed
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Integration with with 3rd Party Document management System

Hi
We are implementing Invoice Management in SAP, using the Opentext VIM ECC Addon.
The Customer has a 3rd Party Document Management System called DocHarbour which is NOT Archivelink enabled.
The process flow is that Invoices will be scanned and available in a share drive somewhere.
Using SAP and Invoice Management Work, we would like to attached these documents to the relevant SAP Documents, and then post them to the 3rd Party Doc Management System , but the Images must be retreival in SAP at any time .
Everything tells me the 3rd party Doc Management System needs to be ArchiveLink enabled for this work.
Is anyone able to shed any light on this issue , provide possible solutions , workarounds or infor ?
Any help or information appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Dear Minesh
My suggestion would be use SAP Content server provided by SAP as is easily available and easy to setup.
Doing Integration with third party involves much time and efforts.
Client always thinks of Moon. Always show him his city.
With Regards
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does the EBS offer a document management system where I can store, check in/check out, display... documents with meta data and also original files (like a pdf or word file)?
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Does any java api can do this??
Thank You

There are a number of solutions, none of which, unfortunately, are trivial:
In decreasing scale of difficulty:
a) Hand-code the entire solution. PDF and MS DOC are both well documented formats.
I wouldnt recommend you try this.
b) Use ready-made open source libraries:
Other than the ones mentioned earlier, there is an Apache Libraray (POI ?) which can be used for reading and writing streamed OLE objects (which is what a word doc is)
c) Use the Java-Activex bridge and use mature COM/Activex components
WinWord itself is an Activex component. There are loads of mature Activex components that can spew out PDF.
d) If platform is not an issue, use C# or VB.NET
I'll probably get flamed for this.
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SAP Easy Document Management icon not created

Hi
We have problem with a PC (running Windows 7) where the Easy Document Managment icon is not created on the desktop after installation.
It is not created as a Folder in Windows Explorer either.
But it seems to have been installed correctly.
Have tried to uninstall and installed again.
Yes, we have re-booted.
Any idea why the icon is not created and why It is not in Windows Explorer either?
It is ok on other Windows 7 PC's
Best regards
Tom

Hi Deepak
Thanks. We have tried that as well.
But I think there is something that makes the installation procedure not able to update everything as it shall.
Is there some manual steps we can do after the uninstall, to be sure EasyDMS are totally remove from the PC?
Best regards
Tom

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