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BSP pages no logged out

Former Member
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We have several BSP pages on our Portal. When a user logs out and does not close the browser, the BSP sessions are retained. The next user picks up the user id of the person who just logged out. Example - user A logs out of the portal. User B then logs in. The syst-uname in the BSP page is user A.

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Former Member
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HI Jon,

A BSP application is processed in the Enterprise Portal by being integrated in an inner frame in an existing portal page. As a result, the BSP application can consist of several BSPs. A BSP is registered with the portal page using JavaScript: This registration of stateful applications is necessary so that the portal can inform the BSP application when it is closed

In the BSP applications do ensure that the session is managed by the Portal.The simplest way is to check the checkbox "supports portal integration " in the properties tab of the BSP application.

For more details,refer to the link

<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_470/helpdata/en/83/132197c3564643af326a5ebccb604f/content.htm">http://help.sap.com/saphelp_470/helpdata/en/83/132197c3564643af326a5ebccb604f/content.htm</a>

HOpe this helps,

Regards,

Siddhartha

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Former Member
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I had the 'Supports Portal Intergration' flagged. I did not have the BSP as stateful. Making Statefull corrected problem.

athavanraja
Active Contributor
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Welcome to SDN.

when you log out from portal the backend session as well as sso2 cookie are destroyed by DSM terminator. I guess in your case the DSM terminator is not working.

possbile reasons.

DSM terminnator is not configured properly

pop-up blocked is activated in your browser.

REgards

Raja

Former Member
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Hi Jon

Go to your browser properties and enable "override automatic cookie handling" and enable session cookies.

Regards,

kaushal