on 08-30-2007 9:34 AM
Hi,
we would like to use WDA in an external facing portal environment but I don't like the idea of "direct" backend usage through the iview.
Somebody told me, routing that iview through another portal (federated portal concept) would be a good idea.
Has anyone done this yet? Any ideas, suggestions, papers to read?
Thanks very much in advance.
Axel
I think that SAP Web Dispatcher is the right component for you.
Have a look to http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/42/5cfd3b0e59774ee10000000a114084/content.htm
It works really fine...
Sergio
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I have this same kind of requirement, but my problem is the URL in the WDA application. It points to my R3 and I can't change it. We have configured HTTPURLLOC with the server and port we want to use, but WDA doesn't use it automatically (strangely, BW automatically used the HTTPURLLOC entries). Do I need to add code to my WDA application so that it will use the HTTPURLLOC entries to override the URL?
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... thanks a lot for your suggestion, Sergio.
Our system landscape is:
ext. user -> [ Webdispatcher ] -> ext. Portal -> Backend Systems
and somebody told me that we need to have (for secure WDA over portal)
ext. user -> [ Webdispatcher ] -> ext. Portal -> Another Portal (federated portal concept) -> Backend systems
while [ ] is a DMZ.
Or is that not useful after all? Thanks in advance. Axel
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