BSP Single Sign On

[Former Member]

I have Created an BSP Iview in EP and it's working fine .

All my ESS Iviews In EP are authenticated with LDAP, so it's not asking User id or pwd while Running .But my BSP Applications are asking.

I don't want that to be displayed . How to Activate SSO for my BSP Application .

Any help will be highly appreciated .

Regards,

J

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

HI,

To activate SSO from from EP to WAS ,for avoiding the user authentication screen from WAS,you can have 2 options,

1)UID/Password

2)SAP Logon Tickets

For Logon method using UID/PASSOWRD you have to do user mapping by providing userid/password of a valid user mapped to the backend system (WAS) ,after enabling SSO by setting the parameters in RZ10.

The other method can be using SAP logon tickets.For this you have to export the certificates from your EP and include in your WAS.

So,you can choose the method that suits you,using User mapping using UID/PASSWORD is relatively simple .

You can refer to the following document for details on enabling SSO from EP to SAP systems

<a href="https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/2370">https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/2370</a>

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Siddhartha

[deshdeepak_shukla2]

Hi

If i understand the problem correctly, you receive a popup asking for Username/Pass when the BSP application is launched in you Portal SSO environment.

I beleive you must have created a system for the BSP application.You need to maintain the following parameters

WAS Host name-> name of the WAS(R/3)where BSP are located along with the port.

WAS Path-> optional

WAS Protocol -> http/https

In addition to this you need to import the portal certificate in the Backend R/3 system.

This will enable the SSO between the Portal and BSP application.

Hope this helps

~Deshdeepak

[Former Member]

Hi Shukla,

U hav understood correctly .

I hav created a System already and set the params as suggested . that's why my BSP Application is working .

My Q is how to import the Portal Certificate in Bck end system .

If once imported ,shall we delete that if v don't need that ?

Regards,

J

[deshdeepak_shukla2]

Hi J

You can certainly delete the Portal certificate after it is imported in the R/3 but once deleted the SSO breaks.

In case you require more information on maintaining SSO between Portal and R/3 you can refer the following link.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/62/831640b7b6dd5fe10000000a155106/frameset.htm

Remember to reward with points if this solves your query.

~Deshdeepak

[athavanraja]

also make sure that you log on to portal using FQDN and also the WAS host is maintained with FQDN

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

YOu have to implement Single Sign on between portal and your SAP system. You have to download portal certificate and install it in the sap system using the transaction strustsso2.