on 04-08-2010 1:25 PM
Hi
I am having a URL iview suppose:
www.hostname.com/clientname/accesscontent
If I access above URL directly it redirects me to
www.hostname.com/clientname/Login
The Scenario is :
- User has already logged in through portal.
- There he see this above URL - iview.
- Now when he click on this iview he gets redirected to login page in portal content area.
So, How can I achieve this SSO on URL iview.
Ofcorse, login credentials for portal and this iview are same.
Yes if you get access to App integrator iview then
for the first time user has to map the Web App user details.
mapping can be done by end user or the admin based on User Mapping config
Or else config the com.sap.portal.howtos.webapp.par to NWDS and
make modifications for get the user from the context and do modification for ur requirement.
Thanks,
Sreeni.
Thanks,
Sreeni.
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In the case of "Web Application Integrator" as I saw from below blog :
[http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/2713] [original link is broken];
There is one step called :
And now GOTO the Personalize link and enter the User Mapping fields(Yahoo userid and password). Save and close the window
Here I felt that what is the use of this approach .....as above.... if we have to give userid and password....
Like, if my portal is to be access by several customers, then how does this work...!!
It should have been like taking already logged in user details for further authentication.....!!
Please comment.
Or, you can make use of HTTP system
If your application is webbased it may probably have request paramters for username password.
Create an HTTP system for that URL and in the URL iview you can add these 2 parameters as iView parameters
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Hello,
I think you can use "Web Application Integrator". I think you should get it as par file by default in portal. I dont have access to portal as of now.. so could not help you much. But by using this you can integrate web applications..
Regards,
Ravi
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There are 3 ways to do the SSO for non SAP app
1> Web Filters
2> Dll file
3> Web Access Manager
please go through the below link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/EN/12/9f244183bb8639e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
Thanks,
Sreeni.
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