Authentication with UME separation of front end and back end

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My webdynpro project has 2 application. One for Admin one for Rating.

Is it possible to create a java class at Webdynpro level and share it between the 2 applications?

Why the need?

Created a custom class (lets called it CommonEJB), to point to the right pages and set of UI controls after the initial login with UME. This class utilizes the IWDClientUser.getSAPUset() method to get IUser object.

If it is not possible to create a java class at Webdynpro, then this ejb will need to be deployed to the backend.

Putting it at the backend is not good as security wise, its always better to separate the authentication between front and back end.

Any ideas/solutions?

thanks

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Well, i wish to create a java class that can separate the view areas depending on their login.

lets say you're a manager, u can see certain views. and if you're a supervisor u see another. This is achieved using the java class with information from getSAPUser() position. After retrieving the position, using the java class will programmatically assigned the appropriate views, buttons, tabs etc.

so this class need to in front end, and not back end. problem is we have 2 application.

if the class is created front end in one application can it be shared with another.

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Well, i wish to create a java class that can separate the view areas depending on their login.

lets say you're a manager, u can see certain views. and if you're a supervisor u see another. This is achieved using the java class with information from getSAPUser() position. After retrieving the position, using the java class will programmatically assigned the appropriate views, buttons, tabs etc.

so this class need to in front end, and not back end. problem is we have 2 application.

if the class is created front end in one application can it be shared with another.

[Former Member]

Hi,

yes you can create any Java classes within your Web Dynpro project. All components / applications inside this Web Dynpro project could use this class.

But it is not clear for me, what you want to achive with this class?

Could you explain this a little bit more detailed?

Best regards

Jochen