Where does the word document store?

Hi Expert,
Using webdynpro java to upload the file, where does the file actually store?
I refer to below tutorial but have no ideal where the file is store. Please help.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/00062266-3aa9-2910-d485-f1088c3a4d71
Thank you.
Regards,
Henry

Hi Henry,
Once you reach the Action handler of the FileUpload UI Element your file has already been uploaded and is available in your context attribute. Now depending on the requirement you need to store the file.
If you need to store the file in a shared location then you need to write the file to that location using normal java I/O.
IWDResource resource = element.getMyResAttr();
InputStream is = resource.read(true);
try
/* read bytes from stream and write it to file */
finally
try { is.close(); } catch (final IOException ex) {}
If you need to store the file on the R/3 system then you need to call the function module/BAPI capable of doing so and pass the resource file to the function module. Some times you might need to convert the IWDResource file to a byte array. The code given above can be modified to do that. If there are no function modules or BAPI's capable of storing the Word Document available you will have to write one.
Let me know if this helps.
Regards,
Sanyev

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