on 10-03-2008 3:32 PM
I am having a reqirement In B2C web portal , where in i have to create two input text fields which will accept userid and password and if i click on the login button created by me, it should take into b2b web portal. Is it possible? if possible please help me in this issue.
Hi,
Do you want to loin to B2B from a link to B2C? If your requirement is this then you can do it.
You can just call b2b/login.do from the link page or just pass userid and pwd along with the URL i.e. b2b/init.do?USERID=XXXXX&PASSWD=XXXXX.
Just check the parameters names once again but this works.
Regards,
Sateesh Chandra
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Hi Lakshman Reddy G.,
I am a little bit confused about your using of "B2C web portal" and "B2B web portal" but I guess you are talking about b2b-webapplication and b2c-webapplication.
If you are talking about that Sateesh Chandra already has answered your question, but there seems to be one last unclear point to you:
b2b and b2c context roots are different and how i can call b2b/login.do in b2c? Can you please explain me how to call b2b JSP from a b2c JSP.
Of course these context roots are different therefore you must use the full URL for starting a new instance of b2b-webapplication:
http://<yourwebserver>/b2b/init.do?...
with all necessary parameters as Sateesh has already posted.
And please be aware that you nearly never call any JSPs directly but an webapplication action which will lead to the display of a JSP (and /b2b/init.do will always start a new instance of the b2b-webapplication).
The same functionality is in our modified b2c-webapplication (without input fields, but in the end the same) which you can find here:
http://produktkatalog.hartmann.info on the left side.
With best regards,
Holger
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Hi reddy,
I think, If you have UME (user management engine) in place, then the authorization of the user is quite possible.
Srinivas
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If you are talking about SAP Portal, then you must look into the ISA to Portal integration and also Single Sign On options.
Easwar Ram
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