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Design Studio and using getattachrec.exe

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KHessing
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11/14/2011 1:23 PM

I am having issues trying to use getattachrec.exe to get the URL for our invoice image. Here is what I have and the error I am getting.

//code for getattachrec.exe
var x = "http://lawson.fbfs.com:7740/cgi-lawson/getattachrec.exe";
x += "?_OUT=XML";
x += "&_PDL= TRAIN9";
x += "&_FN=APINVOICE";
x += "&_IN=APISET1";
x += "&K1=" + vComp;
x += "&K2=" + vVen;
x += "&K3=" + vInv;
x += "&K4=" + vSuff;
x += "&K5=" + vCanSeq;
x += "&_ATYP=U";
x += "&_AUDT=I";
x += "&_USCH=HTTP";
x += "&_KS=zz";
x += "&_OPM=A";
x += "&_DATA=TRUE";
 alert(x);

//Return value from call
var objhttp=portalWnd.objFactory.createInstance("http");
//var objhttp = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP")
objhttp.Open("GET", x, false)
objhttp.Send("UserInfo")

//Display value from call
var vURL = objhttp.responseTEXT
alert("URL:" + vURL)

Please see attached document with values of 'x' and 'URL'  along with error message. Does anyone have any thoughts on what I am doing wrong? I have tried several different ways of doing this procedure but this seems to be the closest I have come. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

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David Williams
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11/14/2011 4:33 PM
Let me ask, is your image stored on a shared drive and you're adding the mapping to that drive as your attachment comment?
David Williams
KHessing
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11/14/2011 5:59 PM
Hi David,
I am not totally sure what you are asking. Our images are stored on a shared drive. But the URL/path is in the L_HAPI table?
I am adding a button to the AP20 screen. I am trying to retrieve the URL for the invoice image instead of the users needing to do the drill around to see the image. Thanks for your help.