on 10-06-2005 2:55 PM
Hello experts,
We have a BSP application that is called from a .NET application. When the BSP application is called it requires a username and password in order to enter the application. This username and password is associated with a customer number in our system. We would like to take the username and password out of the BSP and add it to the .NET side of the website. From there the user is brought to a screen that could possibly send them to the BSP application or to other areas of the website dealing with their account number, not necessarily a BSP or SAP related. Our question is, how do we pull the account number into the BSP without compromising the sequrity of showing the account number, etc. in the URL. I hope this all makes sense. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Hi,
You can send the User name, Password and Client of the BSP system from the .NET side by sending them as parameters (appending them to the url of the called BSP page from .NET side ).
<b>?sap-user=myName&sap-password=myPassword&sap-client=myClient</b>
append the above to the url. Then your BSP system will not prompt for the password. But for the BSP system to accept this kind of urls <b>SSO</b> need to be enabled in your BSP system.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Ravikiran.
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If you don't want the user name and password Logon from BSP ,
Go to Transaction SICF
defaultHost->sap->bc->bsp->sap-> Your Application name
Double clk , a window will open showing the User name and Password ,
Just fill the value ,
The nxt time u run your BSp application , it will not ask user id and pwd since it's given.
Hope this helps ,
regards
J
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