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*Uploading SAP Interactive Forms*     Ability to process offline forms is one of the key features of SAP Interactive Forms technology. In this case, the form filled offline is either uploaded or emailed to process the data. Sales Order creation is the example of one such scenario which will simplify the collaboration between a manufacturer and its customers for sales order processing. In this Blog, I’ve narrated my experience with uploading such offline form.   *SAP Interactive Form:** * The filled in SAP Interactive form sent by the customer which needs to be uploaded.  *Application:** * In this ABAP Webdynpro application, sales representative sends a SAP Interactive form for Sales order creation to customer. The customer fills in the form offline and sends it back to Sales representative through mail. Sales representative have to upload all the data sent by the customer in SAP Interactive form.    0.1. Upload SAP Interactive form using Browser  0.1. Uploaded Data from the SAP Interactive form shown in Input fields on the View    *Step by Step approach:** *  1. First step involve Context Designing and Layout Designing.      i. Context Design:         1. Go to the Context of the view and create node “Datasource”.         2. Add value attributes as required of the same type as there in the SAP              Interactive form. Eg:- If Customer Number is there in the SAP Interactive             Form of the type KUNNR, Create it with the same type in View Context.         3. In the context of the view, create an attribute ‘pdfsource’ of type XSTRING.                   ii. Layout Design:       1. Create Webdynpro component with a view for displaying the File Upload UI           element of ABAP Webdynpro.       2. Go the Layout of the view and insert an UI element ‘FileUpload’.       3. Insert Input fields in the View as required for executing BAPI for Sales Order          Creation.       4. Insert another UI element of type BUTTON.    
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