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Web reporting - logoff

Posted on Sep 23, 2005 at 09:58 AM 23 Views

Hi all,

i created some webpages on open them via javascript popup. Now i would like to use a button for log off. I think that there is a command url possible to close the "session" together with web template. The template should first log off - that means that session should be closed - and than window should be closed. Anyone hast done something like that before?

Best regards,

M.Erb.

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    Posted on Sep 23, 2005 at 12:34 PM
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    M.,

    We merely provide a link on our web pages that says 'Log off' which will issue the command below when clicked. This ends the user's session. We do not close the window as you were asking about; instead, we use a Redirect to take them to another page. I would think you could use some JavaScript code to close the window though if you needed to.

    http://www.whatever.com">">Log off

    You might want to look at the document on the Web API for some of this. Use the link below (this is for 3.5 but a lot of it applies to lower systems as well) -- page 157 shows the LOG_OFF command.

    Jody

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      Sep 30, 2005 at 08:17 PM

      One other thing I forgot to mention... there is a note 629124 out there around cancelling all requests under a session during logoff. This uses the command below:

      <SAP_BW_URL CMD='LOG_OFF'>& sap-sessioncmd=cancel">

      This requires a 6.20 kernel at patch level 850 and higher & 3.0B SP14.

      Jody

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