Hello community,
everbody knows GuiXT - the comfortable library to individualize the SAP screens. It is standard part of the SAP GUI for Windows and you can use it without any problems. You can find more information about GuiXT here.
GuiXT offers the possibility to use function calls from DLLs inside a GuiXT script, with the command Call. Here an GuiXT script example how to use the Windows API function ShellExecute. On this way you can execute any file you like.
Cheers
Stefan
//-Begin---------------------------------------------------------------- //-With InputAssistant------------------------------------------------ //-Flags------------------------------------------------------------ //-ShowWindow----------------------------------------------------- Set V[SW_HIDE] "0" Set V[SW_SHOWNORMAL] "1" Set V[SW_NORMAL] "1" Set V[SW_SHOWMINIMIZED] "2" Set V[SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED] "3" Set V[SW_MAXIMIZE] "3" Set V[SW_SHOWNOACTIVATE] "4" Set V[SW_SHOW] "5" Set V[SW_MINIMIZE] "6" Set V[SW_SHOWMINNOACTIVE] "7" Set V[SW_SHOWNA] "8" Set V[SW_RESTORE] "9" Set V[SW_SHOWDEFAULT] "10" Set V[SW_FORCEMINIMIZE] "11" Set V[SW_MAX] "11" //-ShellExecute----------------------------------------------------- Set V[hWnd] "0" Set V[Operation] "open" Set V[File] "Test.vbs" Set V[Parameters] "" Set V[Directory] "C:\Dummy" Set V[ShowCmd] V[SW_SHOWNORMAL] Call "ShellExecuteA" dll="shell32.dll" In="&V[hWnd]" In="&V[Operation]" In="&V[File]" In="&V[Parameters]" In="&V[Directory]" In="&V[ShowCmd]" Out="rc" //-Without InputAssistant--------------------------------------------- //-ShellExecute----------------------------------------------------- Call "ShellExecuteA" dll="shell32.dll" In="0" In="open" In="Test.vbs" In="" In="C:\Dummy" In="1" Out="rc" //-End------------------------------------------------------------------
