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username and password when accessing webgui.

g_vanrooij
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Hi experts,

I need some advice for the following case.

In our ABAP system (NW 7.31) from a https dynpro we need to execute an transaction to an other ABAP (ECC) system via webgui. In the 7.31 abap system i configured an RFC type H that is used for the remote call to the ECC system. When the system is called i need to enter username and password. What do need to configure so i don't need to enter the user credentials? My username exist on both systems and i prefer using connection with the useraccount that is logged in the 7.31 system. So i don't want to configure a system user in the RFC connection.

Kind regards and thanks for your replay

Glenn van Rooij

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Former Member
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There are several other options (logon tickets, SAML, client certificates, trusted RFC) on the Logon and Security tab of the http connection.

Cheers,

Julius

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Former Member
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There are several other options (logon tickets, SAML, client certificates, trusted RFC) on the Logon and Security tab of the http connection.

Cheers,

Julius

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Hello Julius,

Tnx for fast replay.

I tried setting up trusted RFC but i don't think RFC type H is supported.

Kind regards Glenn,

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Yes, you are correct. There is no Trusted RFC option there.

But SAP Logon Tickets are also a form of trust and very easy to setup.

That will be your easiest and fastest option if the scenario remains "internal" within your systems / SAP network).

Cheers,

Julius

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Hello Julius,

Thanks, i will go for this option.

Kind regards Glenn,

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Just for the record: talk to your network folks -> they might already have SAML experience and infrastructure for it, then you have save yourself the ticket trip.

Cheers,

Julius