I am currently building a Fiori APP with SAPUI5 to upload files. For this I use the UploadSet provided by SAP, where I can drag in files and then upload them. Now I would like to have the ability to drag in an email file (.msg) and it will show me the attachments as well as the mail. However, since I don't know how to get to the attachments in the SAPUI5 environment, I need your help.
Is there any way to get to these attachments?
It should look like this:
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I'm developing a web app for in-house use and I'm looking for a better way to display PDFs.
I've played around with Adobe's 'Work with Local File' example from GitHub, Adobe GitHub Example, and it works great using the file picker to display a PDF. Is it possible with Adobe's PDF Embed API to take a file located on a local file share and display the PDF?
I'm thinking I need to create a file promise but I'm not sure how to create that.
Unless you can make a network request to load the PDF, the answer is no. Browsers generally can't read from local files unless a user action actually picks the file. If your local share can be made accessible via HTTP, then you would be good to go.
I am using dreamobjects cloud storage for storing my user files. I am trying to use tinymce with moxiemanager plugin in frontend for forming messages which can contain images or documents present in the users files. I am capable of uploading files directly to the storage but my problem is how to integrate it with moxiemanager so that users can include one of their already uploaded files or even upload a new file directly from there.
I just want to know how to intercept the upload of files while using moxiemanager so that I can upload them using my code to dreamobjects and make some database entries. Basically, my problem is interception and then getting the file to reach my PHP helper/model code.
The issue: we have a Document Library which is used for storing emails.
They are frequently viewed and constant download/open with Outlook takes a lot of extra time. We want to make them openable in browser or at least to be available for preview (like Word, Excel, PDF).
In SharePoint Server/Foundation this can achieved by altering Web Application Setting (Browser File Handling) but SharePoint Online lacks such configuration.
Do you know about any OOTB solution or JavaScript library that can help with that?
As far as I know there are no OOTB solutions or JavaScript libraries to help out.
There is a 3rd party tool that offers this capability. SLIM Companion is a browser-based tool that mimics SharePoint as Windows Explorer. It uses the standard functionality from Outlook to create msg files; when users upload msg files it automatically extracts email metadata and populates the corresponding SharePoint columns. Users can drag emails from Outlook to the desktop and then to SharePoint and the metadata is extracted. SLIM Companion previews msg files in SharePoint without opening Outlook, displaying it in the browser. Attachments can be opened directly without first downloading the msg file in Outlook. SLIM Companion consists of a single 200 kB html file and does not require any software installs on SharePoint or the user's computer. See https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/outlook-sharepoint-integration-using-browser-paul-h-k-de-jong or www.slimapplications.com for further details.
Paul de Jong | SLIM Applications
I'm trying to save post data from a PDF file to my web server. I don't have commonly available Windows tools, because I'm on Linux.
When using Linux software like Scribus, I am not able to successfully import the existing PDFs correctly... these are often critically accurate legal documents, which must appear exactly the way they've been designed.
I've used a web application (PDFecape.com) to add form fields to the PDF... I've autopopulated these fields on the server before showing the user. This application does not allow for a submit button.
I then used "Wine" to run Windows software called Soda PDF to add a submit button and a URL for submission.
It uses Javascript to submit the form, which from what I've read, seems to be the right approach. However, the server is not being pinged by PDFs when the button is pressed.
The URL for submission is a simple PHP script that saves post content as a PDF and sends me an email.
I've tried it in Ubuntu's built in PDF document viewer, Chrome's built in PDF reader, and have download Adobe's Acrobat Reader to try submitting with that as well.
In each case, the server is not being pinged.
Is there another way to add a submit button to this form? Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Jason Silver
What is the approach/methodology to build a iPhone app builder so that end users can develop apps without using code like they are doing in Mobile Roadie. How will the xcodeproj/ipa file will be generated from the website when we create our own app in websites like Mobile Roadie? Thanks in advance.
Well.. Its a Big Question -
First what you need is to crate a fully featured project that mobile roadie gives you when you select all the modules. You need to build this project keeping a settings.xml file in your resource this file should control the modules in your poject like if you want to disable a module in the app then you can disable that from this xml. You can also configure your other parts of the app using this xml like color theme and other settings like mobile roadie provide in there web interface.
Now you need to build a web interface to generate this settings.xml file. User choose modules, color theme, Images etc. and they get entered in the xml file. and finally a settings.xml file gets generated.
Third - now you have to manually download this xml file and drag in your project file and build the app.
Fourth - upload the app on appstore manually. (There is no automatic process for step 3 and 4 you have to do it manually)
Well the above approach is not very precise we your question if very very broad.