HD53284: UNABLE TO OPEN A VISIO DOCUMENT IN ENOVIA

APAR status

• Closed as program error.

Error description

• UNABLE TO OPEN A VISIO DOCUMENT IN ENOVIA
  .
  DESCRIPTION:
  Scenario:
  Create a Visio document (Start + Programs +
  Microsoft Office + Visio Standard 2003)
  Save it on your Local Disk
  In ENOVIA, select ENOVIA Home icon
  Expand Content Management
  Select Documents + RMB + Activate
  In Content Management Startup Selection window,
  select Create a New Document
  Select OK button
  Fill in the mandatory attributes
  Scroll down and select On Local Machine and Check
  in Existing File and select Browse
  Navigate to your Visio document and select OK
  Select OK
  Lock the document and expand
  Select the Visio document + RMB + Send To +
  Open(Visio)
  .
  Expected result:
  The Visio document opens
  .
  Actual result:
  Microsoft Office Visio error displays an xml error
  (see Attachments)
  Please, note, that the file extension displayed in the
  error window is .vdx instead of .vsd
  The second attachment is a Trace File obtained
  using the following trace options:
  DesktopDoc DDManager
  Please advise if another trace option(s) should be
  used instead or in addition.
  Screen shot and trace in the attachment.
  

Local fix

Problem summary

•  UNABLE TO OPEN A VISIO DOCUMENT IN ENOVIA
  

Problem conclusion

• THIS PROBLEM WILL BE FIXED ON ENOVIA
  VERSION 5 RELEASE 18 GA level.
  NOTE THAT THIS PROBLEM WILL ALSO BE FIXED
  ON V5R17SP01.
  .
  Correction Explanation:
  The extension being picked for the portal URL was
  the first in the list. The logic was modified to match
  the extension from the list of mimetypes available
  and use the extension of the checked-in file for
  building the portal URL.
  

Temporary fix

Comments

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

Fix information

• Fixed component name

  ENOVIA LCA NT>X

• Fixed component ID

  569151700

Applicable component levels

• R516 PSN

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