How To Find Driver Program For Adobe Form

How-to guide. How to print to PDF in Windows: Open a file in a Windows application. Choose File > Print. Choose Adobe PDF as the printer in the Print dialog box. Click OK, name the PDF file, and save it in a desired location. Go to transaction NACE. Choose the required application from the list and click on output types. Chose one of the Output types from the right pane and click on processing routines. Following screen appears: If an SAP Script to be attached, fill-in the driver program name, Form routine and SAP Script name in the field “Form” (shown below)”.

This tutorial explains how to create a driver program for adobe forms/ calling the adobe form in a report. The driver program has been created for the adobe form created in the following tutorial. The process for creating the driver program for the adobe forms is similar to that of the Smart forms. Procedure: 1. Open the job for form processing using function module – FP_JOB_OPEN. Call the function module to get the FP_FUNCTION_MODULE_NAME and pass the adobe form name to get the name of the function module generated for the adobe form. Call the function module generated for the adobe form and pass the required data to the interface of the function module.

How To Find Driver Program For Adobe Form

Close the job for form processing using the function module – FP_JOB_ CLOSE. Go to the Tcode SE38 (ABAP Editor) and create a executable report program and paste the sample code below. Data: lv_form name type fpname value 'ZAF_SFLIGHT'. Data: lv_fmname type rs38l_fnam. Data: ls_output type sfpoutputparams.

Data: ls_result type sfpjoboutput, lv_spoolid type rspoid. * Function module to get the name of the function module generated for * Adobe form. Call function 'FP_FUNCTION_MODULE_NAME' exporting i_name = lv_formname importing e_funcname = lv_fmname.

* Open the job using function module FP_JOB_OPEN ls_output-connection = 'ADS'. Instrumen monitoring dan evaluasi program sekolah smp Call function 'FP_JOB_OPEN' changing ie_outputparams = ls_output exceptions cancel = 1 usage_error = 2 system_error = 3 internal_error = 4 others = 5. * Call the function module generated for the adobe form ZAF_SFLIGHT * and replace the function module name with variable lv_fmname.

* in this example the form does not have any importing parameters call function lv_fmname ' '/1BCDWB/SM00000642' * EXPORTING * /1BCDWB/DOCPARAMS = * IMPORTING * /1BCDWB/FORMOUTPUT = * EXCEPTIONS * USAGE_ERROR = 1 * SYSTEM_ERROR = 2 * INTERNAL_ERROR = 3 * OTHERS = 4. * Close the job calling the function module FP_JOB_CLOSE call function 'FP_JOB_CLOSE' importing e_result = ls_result exceptions usage_error = 1 system_error = 2 internal_error = 3 others = 4. * Check the result. If ls_result-userexit is initial. If ls_result-spoolids is initial.

Message id 'PO' type 'E' number '475'. Read table ls_result-spoolids index 1 into lv_spoolid. Message id 'PO' type 'S' number '622' with lv_spoolid.

By executing this program, the system will prompt for the output device name. Fill in the device name with dummy printer (LP01) and click on print preview to see the output. Output: In case you want to run the program in the background set the output option parametes as below to avoid the popup. Ls_output-nodialog = 'X'.

Malayalam drama script pdf. Ls_output-Preview = 'X'. Ls_output-DEST = 'LP01'.

Configuring the Adobe Forms / Smart forms / SAP Script to the output type in NACE By Nikunj Shah, YASH Technologies Go to transaction NACE. Choose the required application from the list and click on output types. Chose one of the Output types from the right pane and click on processing routines. Following screen appears: If an SAP Script to be attached, fill-in the driver program name, Form routine and SAP Script name in the field “Form” (shown below)” If an Smart Form / Adobe Form are to be attached, enter the form name in the field “PDF/SmartForm Form” and select one of the types “PDF” or “SmartForm”. (See the screenshot below) Please send us your feedback/suggestions at • • • • • • • • © 2006-2007 SAPTechnical.COM. All rights reserved.

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