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Login from Web Application

michael_fallenbchel
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Hi experts,

I need the following:

When I open my Web Application, system auto logs on with the User I entered in SICF.

Now all users can check data.

But for some "special" data, I need the user the person uses in "normal "SAP.

So I want to create a button on top, maybe call it "Logon" - when pressing this button, the user should pass his specific logon-data (user/password). When entered, the user of the WebApplication should be changed to the entered. Also user should be able to log off and then system should automatically "re-logon" with the user entered in SICF.

Hope this is clear - if not, please ask.

Could anybody give me some ideas how to make this possible?

Thanks in advance

Michael

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Former Member
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do you mean that..you want to have your own logon page...or modify the standard logon page

michael_fallenbchel
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Good question - I don't care (at the moment, maybe in future).

At the beginning the easiest way would be enough!

Perfect would be the following:

- Auto-Logon with a general user (already done)

- Press button "login"

- Popup appears where you can enter your username/password, maybe also the language

- System logs on as the entered user

- Press button "Logoff"

- System logs on as the user entered in SICF

Enough information?

Former Member
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Refer this thread -

michael_fallenbchel
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Hi Lekha,

thanks for your reply. I already read this thread and the links - but I don't know how to implement this.

Could you please show me the points I have to do?

michael_fallenbchel
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Hi at all,

I found it out by myself:

With function

SUSR_INTERNET_USERSWITCH

you can switch from a service user to a normal dialog user.

I made a own popup window where the suer can enter his username and password and then call this function. That's it

regards

Michael