on 08-25-2008 7:03 PM
Is this parameter still valid? I have it in the GUI link of my service in SICF but doesn't seem to disconnect the user when the broswer is closed.
I have the same problem.
For Each Service-Call I have one node in SM04.
Is there a way?
Also I have created a Web-Service:with Parameters:
~AUTOSCROLL 0
~GENERATEDYNPRO 1
~LISTSCROLLING 0
~POPUPS 1
~STYLE DHTML
~TIMEOUT 60
~TRANSACTION ZTA
There is one template
<html>
<head>
`include (~service="bbpglobal", ~name="bbpfunctions.html")`
`include (~service="bbpglobal", ~name="WpIntegration.html" )`
`bbpformname = "BBPForm"`
`Stylesheet()`
<title>`~windowtitle`</title>
.. script language=... ~service="bbpglobal",
~language="",
~name="script/bbpscript.js")`"> ...
</head>
<body `BackgroundAttributes()`>
<form method="post" action="`wgateURL()`" name="BBPForm" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="hidden" name="~OkCode" value="">
...
</body>
</html>
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Didn't do what I was hoping it would do.
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~disconnectonclose is still valid, though you shouldn't be setting it manually. It is be default on and only off when using the Portal. In the view source you can see <!-- No session management > when off (0) or <! Using ITSSM --> when on (default an 1).
What are you using to check if the session is still around? SM04?
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Yes, I'm using it for SM04. We aren't using it for PORTAL. We used the online store before the integrated ITS and now are migrating what we had for the online store.
So I need the session's to disconnect when the user closes the browser.
Ok I see the <!-- Using ITSSM --> in my templates now and the session does close after I cleared out the cache, but now when it is on and I'm clicking through links it kills the session and makes it time out.
If your saying not to use it what would be the best way to not let those session hang around.
Edited by: VatHB on Aug 25, 2008 3:54 PM
Hello VatHB,
I said that you don't need to specify the ~disconnectonclose because the default is ON (1). Not sure what is occurring to cause the timeout message, but the session should end when you click a different link, isn't this what we want? The ~disconnectonclose functionality ends the session when the browser windows is closed or if the URL is changed.
Edgar
Sorry, this isn't a solution to the problem, but a plea for help.
I posted a message about this some time ago and got no response. We still can not use ~disconnectonclose which is causing a huge problem with locked transactions and peoples accounts being logged in when they shouldn't be. If this parameter is set then as soon as the web page loads it disconnects.
I can't find any help about this topic, so if you do I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know what there is left to try.
By the way the ~disconnectonclose is working fine on our development system, but not test or live. We can't see any differences.
Can anyone from SAP help please?
Karen
Hi Vat,
Did you find any solution for this problem? I am also facing the same problem.
I am using the parameter webtransactiontype EWT. Even I use DISCONNECTONCLOSE the ITS session is not logged out. I close the brower and start the service, it doesnt ask for login id/password.
I searched for OSS notes. Couldn't find any. Did you find any solution?
Regards,
Ravikanth
Edited by: Ravikanth Tunuguntla on Oct 8, 2008 8:57 AM
Sorry, I still haven't found a solution to this problem.
We asked SAP if we could get someone to come onsite for a few days consultancy to try and resolve this and a couple of other issues, but were told that they didn't have many people with ITS skills and couldn't find us someone. So for now, we are still unable to disconnect users.
If anyone else knows why we are getting this problem I'd be really greatful.
Thank you
Karen
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