on 03-25-2013 9:07 PM
Experts,
How can I either customize the NetWeaver login page (where you enter your username and password) or create and host a new login page for MII mobile devices? The standard login page doesn't render nicely on a QVGA device. This question has been asked in different variations several times, is there a best practice?
I understand how to pass a URL with credentials embedded as URL parameters, but I struggle with how to create a web page to host this? I can of course create a formatted webpage page in MII, but it requires authentication to get to the web server. I could host a page on some other webserver, but that's awkward. SSO is not supported in this case.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
Dave
David,
Check out the corresponding NetWeaver CE help docs for "Developing a Custom NetWeaver Logon Page". For example:
https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce10/helpdata/en/23/c0e240beb0702ae10000000a155106/content.htm
I was able to successfully repoint all NWCE authentication to my custom logon module, which now supports mobile devices.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Michael Teti
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Hi David,
We have developed an application on mobile device, where we created our own customized login page with "Username", "Password" and "Login" button.
We have maintained the username and password (in a SQL database that integrated with MII through data servers). As user entered their login credentials and click on submit button, we caputured login details and pass login details as parameters to transaction. Execute the transaction through URL.
Ex : http://<servername : port>/XMII/Runner?Transaction=transaction path &Username=Param.1&Password=Param.2&OutputParameter=Output
Based on transaction output, if the login credentials are fine, navigate to next screen else through appropriate error messages.
Go through the link for more information - http://scn.sap.com/community/manufacturing/mii/blog/2012/06/01/fine-tune-your-sap-mii-permissions-wi...
Hope above information helps.
Thanks
S.Rajesh
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Thanks Rajesh,
We have developed an application on mobile device, where we created our own customized login page with "Username", "Password" and "Login" button.
Where and how did you host this page? Or was this a compiled application that ran on the mobile device?
I guess the key to my question and issue is where and how to host the login page.
Regards.
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