on 06-10-2010 6:54 AM
Hi Friends,
I am using Function Module CREATE_EXTERNAL_WINDOW to show PDF in an external window.
I used UI as Linktoaction.
Problem is that - URL is being shown as Title on top of window.
and that can be used by employee to see other employee details.
Is there any way to Delete/EDIT title of external window.
I have used following code
CALL METHOD LO_WINDOW_MANAGER->CREATE_EXTERNAL_WINDOW
EXPORTING
URL = LV_HOSTNAME
TITLE = 'Form 16'
MODAL = ABAP_FALSE
HAS_MENUBAR = ABAP_FALSE
IS_RESIZABLE = ABAP_TRUE
HAS_SCROLLBARS = ABAP_TRUE
HAS_STATUSBAR = ABAP_FALSE
HAS_TOOLBAR = ABAP_FALSE
HAS_LOCATION = ABAP_FALSE
RECEIVING
WINDOW = LO_WINDOW.
CALL METHOD LO_WINDOW->SET_WINDOW_TITLE
EXPORTING
TITLE = 'Form 16'.
LO_WINDOW->OPEN( ).
Upto my knowledge, we can't hide the External window URL. You can get this functionlity by using the Portal and create an iView in this Portal.
Have a look on the SAP help [Absolute Navigation|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_tm70/helpdata/en/18/f96f4132f15c58e10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm] and the Standard WD component WDR_TEST_PORTAL_NAV_PAGE.
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This is a browser implementation issue - it is to stop Phishing attacks.
you cannot completely hide the URL in a browser. You should not use URL parameters to pass sensitive data - and your security model should stop unauthorised employees from being able to manipulate URLs to get information about others.
Consider passing the data between the two applications using a shared memory area (if you have a single application server). Have a search on passing data to new application - I know I've written a bit about it...
[POWL shared memory usage - multi-application server |;
[Passing values from one application to another application |;
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