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Remote logoff / kick user session in portal

Former Member
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Is it possible to logout a user in a portal with web dynpro? For example, im an user admin and i want to end a user's session while he's logged in the portal.

As of now, i can get all users who are logged in the portal.

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ErvinSzolke
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Hi TJ,

please try this (assuming you are on 730):

1. go to \NWA

2. Availability and Performance --- Resource Monitroring -- Session Management

      (quick link: http://<host>:<port>/nwa/sessionmgt)

3. here you will see all the running webdynpro session also including the information which user it belongs to. If you click on an entry you can also see which application it is about.

4. click on the button "Terminate" to kill a session.

See also

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73/helpdata/en/5e/2533321f1d4de9b52e7a18eaecf109/content.htm

Regards,

Ervin

Former Member
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thanks!

is it possible to terminate a session using web dynpro?

ErvinSzolke
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Product and Topic Expert
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Hello TJ,

could you please elaborate your question?

Thank you and Regards,

Ervin

Former Member
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im trying to replicate the "terminate session" button from portal to web dynpro.

also, is it safe to terminate a session?

Thanks!

ErvinSzolke
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert
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Hi TJ,

what do you mean by

"im trying to replicate the "terminate session" button from portal to web dynpro." ?

If a user just uses a session that gets terminated , then that browser window will report session expiration on the end user side once he makes any action (roundtrip) in that session. Whatever was done in that session will be lost, but this is what you need, right? Otherwise it is safe, I mean it won't affect anything else, the effect is pretty much the same as if the user closed the browser window in which the given session runs.

Regards,

Ervin