8.03 load()

Purpose

With load(), you can load an external file. Once this file is loaded, anything included in the file will be available for global use in WS scripts.

Syntax

load("filename");

You can load files from the following locations:

Local directories

To load a file from a directory on your local machine:

load("filename");

Note: If the file is not in the same directory as the script file, you must specify the full path.

Network shares

To load a file from a shared directory on the network:

load("\\\\company.com\\directory\\filename");

SAP Web Repositories

To load a file from the SAP Web Repository (SAPWR), use the following syntax:

load("SAPWR:Z.GUIXT.SAPLSMTR_NAVIGATION.0100.sjs");

Note: Use the file command to give the file an alias if it exceeds the 30-character limitation on SAPWR file names.

Example

This example demonstrates the usage of load() command in converting the word file to PDF. The SAP screen will appear as follows:

Script

Open a script file and add the below code.

//ESESSION.sjs

// wsoffice.dll is required to be installed
load('wsoffice');

Script Details

Usage Details

• Load external files using load()

• enter() with activeX controls

• WS Special Scripts - Logon Script (elogon.sjs)  using load()

• Replace selected text in multi-screen with load()

• Running Excel Scripts with load()

• Get current date using BAPI and with load()

• Determine authorizations using SAP Roles and Profiles with load()

• Pass values between sessions with load()

• Retrieve metadata information of a website with load()

• Get system IP address with load()

• WSCurl Send Mail with load()

• Translate text to other language with load()

• Tree based multilevel screens using "name of the variable"

• Searchhelp using Function Module with load() with load()

• Determine data rows and columns in excel with load()

• Update SAP fields with excel data and load()

• Read selected grid data with load()

• Get login username and role using _client and load()

• Integrating Windows List View Control with SAPGUI using load()

• Word spell checker with load()