on 05-07-2009 1:48 PM
Dear all,
we are having MII 12 and an existing java-web-application which is running with AS JBoss in another domain.
We are now trying to display MII-applets within our external application (e.g. showing webpages with graphs, grids, etc.).
Is it possible to do remote single sign on on the MII-Server and display applets and using all MII functionalities e.g. webservices? We don´t want the user to sign into MII but the application itself.
Does anyone know a solution? Is it generally possible?
Regards,
Martin
Depending on your domain you could probably develop a page on the jboss system that uses an iframe to point to a page on the mii machine. Assigning the src as
http://machine:50000/logon/logonServlet?j_user=usern&j_password=pass&redirectURL=/XMII/CM/page.irpt
Regards,
Jamie
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Hi Jamie,
thanks for the answer.
We already figured out this solution but with right-click you can figure out the user-credentials to the MII-Server which should not be shown.
For this reason, we would like to have a single sign on to MII when the user is login into the web-application and keep it for the session e.g. with ticket.
We thought it would be possible with the SSOEXT-library from SAP but we are still not successfull.
Do you have another idea?
Thanks,
Martin
You should be able to setup SSO between the two machines. All you should really need to do is import the jboss machine's ticket into netweaver and setup the users. If the machines are on different domains there is some other parameters that you may need to modify. Check the netweaver help for all of the details.
Jamie
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