HTML display

With GuiXT Viewer you can easily show html files within your R/3 screen.

The standard R/3 screen FO37.
At first glance, there's nothing to distinguish it from any other R/3 initial screen.
If you want to make it look more friendly and to give it a recognizable context, you could for example integrate a table with all the buildings of your company.

With the integration of a html file with all the buildings administered by your company the standard R/3 screen has become recognizable and unique.
N.B.: You need MS Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher to display the file.

Use the view command to display the html file. You specify the screen coordinates of the window and the file name and path.

With a similar script you can display a http file into R/3 and - if you're online - have your personal window to the www:

view (1,1) (30,30) "http://www.actualites.com" "-floating"

vte01-http.gif (19990 bytes)

It would be very useful if you'd integrate your html file with the R/3 system, so that - with one mouse click - you put values into the required inputfields.
See the next pages how this is done.