on 09-15-2004 1:02 PM
Hi,
i set up an external ITS 6.20 (Patch 13) with Apache 1.3.26.
I didn't change anything, so everything should be at the default values.
Now if i try to access the Webgui with Opera 7.5 I get the login, an after I entered my name and password and pushed Login, i get the hourglass.
If i try the same with the Internet Explorer i get:
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No Service Name Specified
Your request did not contain a service name. Please provide a service name as part of the URL.
Example URL:
http://.../scripts/wgate/CreateSO/!
or...
Session Already Terminated
There is currently no session running that might accept this request.
This situation usually occurs if your session has been closed by the Internet Transaction Server and you tried to navigate to a previously requested page by selecting BACK in your browser. To proceed you must first restart the session as described above.
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In IE it's the same, if i try to login to my admin-instance of its.
Seems like a cookie problem, but i set everything to accept all cookies.
I don't have anymore ideas.
Hello,
we had the same problem.
It's a pitty that in this discussion no final solution was provided.
The solution in our case was to increase the size of the parameter MaxCtxTSize in the AGATE (from 5 to 10 MB).
Perhaps this will help someone else in a similar case.
BTW: with IE 6.0.2800 you will not see the errormessage, as long as you do not open a new window with CTRL-N within the session which never seems to end. The root cause for this is the amount of data especially in ALV-Grids (this was the problem in our case).
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Ok, now i tried something else, which turned out really strange results:
If i set Opera to "Identify as MS IE" i get the hourglass.
If i set Opera to "Identify as Opera" i get this error: @ C:\Program Files\SAP\ITS\6.20\config\..\ITS_E14\templates\system\dm\d_generator.html : fatal error 0x2101: errors occured during include
The last one:
If i set Opera to "Identify as Mozilla 5.0" it works...
So it seems to be a wrong setting in the Webserver?
Or does the ITS check the BrowserID?
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Ok, after i set different User-Agents in Opera, i found out, that the ITS checks the User-Agent-Field in the HTTP-Request and reacts depending on this. The problem is, if ITS can't identify this string.
But with IE it seems to be a version problem here. So I user IE Version 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.030422-1633 on Windows XP, which don't work. I don't even get a cookie (request) from ITS.
Then i tried from another pc with a little older version of IE (6.0.2600.0000IS on Windows 2000) and there i got access to the webgui.
Could Windows XP or 2000 make the difference??
Perhaps i should mention, that if i login to the admin instance (where the login works with Opera, but not IE), i can also perform the R3_ping and R3_info from the other Instance.
But if i directly connect to my its_web instance, no login works. In IE i get the session error and in Opera i get the hourglass....
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My url to access the login is:
http://its_web.witron.de:82/scripts/wgate/webgui/!
I didn't forget the !.
What's so confusing is the different behavior of Opera and Internet Explorer.
Now i tried the autologin via the webgui.srvc, but it didn't help too. It skips the login and i get the error imediatliy.
I also tried with Apache 2.0.50, but it's the same way.
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Hi,
Can you post the URL you are trying to use to log on.
It may help to analyze it better.
(my guess is that ! is missing at the end of the url)
Regards
Raja
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