on 05-29-2013 4:56 PM
Hi,
I'm trying to config the SAP Screen Personas and I keep having a popup in the browser saying that I'm not allowed to access.
I already created the groups and assigned to users the FULL_EDIT_ACCESS role.
I didn't find a way to create the Flavors, so I created manually in the tables.
But even with all these configs, the system still send to me the message that I'm not allowed. (using IE 10).
Someone knows where the system is blocking me? what should I have to config to be allowed to access the personas system?
And I found in the package /PERSOS/MAIN the Transaction /PERSOS/SYS_MAINT that calls the View /persos/v_sys but this view is not in the system, somebody knows what is it for?
Thank you for any help you can provide.
Ricardo
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I found the cause in my system. In SPRO when you specify the available systems, you need to two parameters for each system - Service.Uri and Server.Url. In my case I had the Server.Url wrong. I've currently got Personas installed in a sandpit system for initial testing and the sandpit doesn't support https, but I specified https in the Server.Url parameter. Changing that made it all work.
If you haven't figured this out yet, double-check the parameters for you server config.
Steve.
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If your Personas service and your RestGUI services have a different host or port then connecting to the system in Chrome can cause problems.
Problem: Connecting to a system in a different domain using basic authentication does not work because the username/password popup does not appear.
Solution: According to Google this behavior is intentional because it is a phishing defense mechanism (http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=91814). To enable accessing systems in a different domain/port with basic authentication, launch chrome with the --allow-cross-origin-auth-prompt flag. After starting Chrome with the above mentioned flag is works fine.
Cheers,
Tobias.
I have seen problems with IE8/9 if different protocols for the RestGUI and the Personas services have been used.
Problem: Internet Explorer crashes when a request to a mixed content site brings up a mixed content warning, which is not answered fast enough. This can happen if some unencrypted content (like images) are shown together with encrypted content or http(s) is used for one of the services but not for all.
Solution: Change the security zone settings “Miscellaneous/Display Mixed Content” from PROMPT to ALLOW and this will not happen anymore. This needs to be set for all zones from which content might be shown i.e. Intranet because the SAP system is part of the intranet and Internet if you want include web content into you screens.
Cheers,
Tobias.
Did you find a solution to this problem? I have exactly the same problem at the moment...
Thanks,
Steve.
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HI Ricardo
Could you PLS try the same in lower version IE 9 or below?
Thanks
Sriram
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