The Error doesn't display file on the SAP screen

Dear experts!
Now, I'm getting some Issues about displaying file on SAP Screen use 2D Viewer or 3D Viewer.
- The first, I Created document for WBS.
- Second, I want to display the file on SAP screen. But the system opened it's by an application on client.
How do I have to do?
Help me, please!
Best regards, Huy

Hi,
As I understood you attached a file to WBSE and that file
is not showing in the project structure.In standard it doesn't show
in the project structure. With DMS & CAD (2D,3D viewer) integartion it is possible to
display the document in SAP screen.
If my understanding is wrong you can elaborate your post and do revert.
Regards,

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