O When running the installer or SAP GUI for Java on OS X with Turkish language, there is a problem related to launching external processes. This is a known issue in Java 8 and is fixed in Java 8 update 40. Prerequisite NOTE: Java Runtime Environment (JRE) must be installed in your Mac There are two options for installing the JRE: o From Oracle Java Website: -1880261.html For Mac OS 10.8 or higher, use Oracle Java JDK -2133151.html o Or, you may run Apple Update on MAC OS to install the Java Runtime Installation To install SAP GUI for in MAC OS X you will require going through 2 important sections.
Hello Anton,
did you find any documentation saying that these transactions need TEMP set in order to make opening downloaded files work?
Neither on Linux nor on OS X, TEMP can be expected to be set. To request a temp directory, CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES provides GET_TEMP_DIRECTORY() and the SAP GUIs can return an existing path.
To me, it looks like it should not be the user’s task to make this work, but the ABAP code should be changed to make this work out of the box. You might want to consider opening a support message requesting to fix this in the ABAP code of those transactions.
Best regards
Rolf-Martin
I have some clients starting migrating to MacOSX for daily office use, and they need the Sapgui, and off course they want to print on their local printers. I had them installed the latest Sapgui for java (rel. 7.20 at this time) but they couldn’t print on local printers with the classic LOCL/LPT1 sap device (They still could print on sap server connected printers, host spooler access method “C”).
Sap Gui 7 40 Java For Mac Os X El Capitan
In order to print on local printers on Sapgui for java we have to:
- add “G” to the Host Spooler Access Methods Sap list, using Report RSPO0075 (if you don’t find this report follow the Sap Note 821519 Instructions);
- create a new output device in Transaction SPAD with device type POST2 and access method “G”, as shown on the following images.
Sap Gui 7 40 Java For Mac Os X 10.11
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Further documentation here!