“The list cannot be imported because a Microsoft SharePoint Foundation-compatible spreadsheet application is not installed or is not compatible with your browser.”
I’m using:
Microsoft Sharepoint Foundation 2010
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8
Microsoft Excel 2010
I’ll get back to you once i’ve found out how to sort this nonsense.
In the first of (hopefully) many (providing I keep the momentum going) posts regarding coding, I have documented the VB.NET code required to connect and return a SAP Business One Company. So here we go.
Private Function Company(server As String, userName As String, SecurePW As Security.SecureString, _
companyDB As String, dbUsername As String, dbPassword As String, _
ByRef errorMsg As String) As SAPbobsCOM.Company
Company = New SAPbobsCOM.Company
' Get the secure password
Dim ptr As IntPtr = Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.SecureStringToBSTR(SecurePW)
' Set up the connection to SAP
Dim returnCode, errorCode As Integer
With Company
.Server = server
.CompanyDB = companyDB
.UserName = userName
.Password = Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.PtrToStringBSTR(ptr)
.language = SAPbobsCOM.BoSuppLangs.ln_English
.DbUserName = dbUsername
.DbPassword = dbPassword
.UseTrusted = False
.DbServerType = SAPbobsCOM.BoDataServerTypes.dst_MSSQL2008
End With
' Try and connect to the database
returnCode = Company.Connect
If returnCode = 0 AndAlso Company.Connected = True Then
' Success!
Else
Company.GetLastError(errorCode, errorMsg)
If Company.Connected Then Company.Disconnect()
Company = Nothing
End If
End Function
We’re assuming that we are connecting to a SQL Server 2008 instance. Also, the SAP User password is passed in via a SecureString for maximum security. I’ll post the code for a login form that exposes the SecureString password at a later date.