on 06-06-2005 7:21 AM
Hi,
I add an InteractiveForm UI to my container.
When I do right click->Edit on this UI i got an error:
<b>Unable to create part:<name of the UI>.</b>
Does someone knows what the problem?
"Basis" problem?
thank you
Joseph
Hi Joseph,
You have to register one library named WdAdobeControl.dll
to your system.
You can find this dll under plugins folder. Search in plugin folder.
Then goto command prompt traverse to the folder in which this dll resides and the type the following command.
regsvr32 WdAdobeControl.dll
It will show popup saying library is successfully registerd.
Let me know the status.
Regards,
Bhavik
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Hi Joseph,
The way how to enable ActiveX controls in IE is explained by Bharatwaj.Do follow it.This should solve your problem.
If you still have problems in IE due to ActiveX controls then try installing ACF from the service market place as a plug in.Active Component Framework (ACF) consists of ActiveX controls i.e., the Designer Integration Control and Reader Integration Control.This will definitely solve your problem.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Guru
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hi,
Go to tools -> internet options -> security -> custom level and enable all activeXcontrols and plug ins
Regards
Bharathwaj
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Hi Joseph,
One of the possibilities for this can be also the Netweaver Developer studio version also.See that you use NWDS 2.0.9 and above.Also in the WAS server configurations you need to install ADS(Adobe Document Services) with full credentials detials as supplied by SAP.You can also test the ADS webservice in the WAS server typing
http://<yourservername>:50000/webdynpros/AdobeDocumentServices.
Also see that ur ActiveX controls in your IE browsers is enabled to show the Adobe UI element.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Guru
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