Absence Leave WF with Outlook Form

[Ernest Liczki]

Hi all,
 
Could somebody help me please with the set-up of the WS30000161 - Check
notification of absence with Outlook forms demo ?
 
I have problem with the step 2 Check Leave (with form) - TS30000366.
 
The following initial values are defined for TS30000366 :
 
Form name:      APPROVE;IPM.Note.SAP.Demo.Absence.Approval
Form type:      EXE;Outlook
 
Additionally I published the WFAPPROV2.OFT Outlook form as
SAP.WORKITEM.DIALOG.TS30000366
 
The SAP (4.6C) is integrated with MS Exchange server via SXC and I receive
the mail with R3F attachement in my Inbox. The problem is that the R3F
attachement executes all the time the APPROVE.EXE VB Form and never the
WFAPPROV2.OFT Outlook form.
 
I did also additional tests to define the initial values as:
 
Form name:      IPM.Note.SAP.Demo.Absence.Approval
Form type:      Outlook
 
or
 
Form name:      WFAPPROVE2
Form type:      OFT
 
or
 
Form name:      SAP.WORKITEM.DIALOG.TS30000366
Form type:      Outlook
 
but the message is looking all the time only for the FormName.Formtype
program as executable VB Form and never for the Outlook form.
 
How to force the mail to open with the Outlook form and not with the VB Form
?
 
Thank you for your help.
 
Regards,
 
Ernest Liczki
 
 
 
 
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