Hi experts!
I'm desperate in need of help. I have a web application that I'm running locally in a Tomcat 7 server that calls services in other application via URL calls. Example: I have a TestView.view.js that has a button, and that button has a press event handled in the controller, TestViewController.js like this:
onRefresh: function() {
var context = this.getView().getBindingContext()
var url = Config.getUrlFor("hana:test.status", this.getParams())
var m = new sap.ui.model.json.JSONModel(url);
...
}
and the Config file is mapped like
hana: {
host: "sap-hana-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
protocol: "http",
port: "8000",
contextPath: "",
basePath: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/WebContent",
path: {
test: {
status: '../../../xxxxxxxx/service/services.xsjs',
...
}
Well, on my service I have to check the authenticated user to do some validations, like this:
var user = $.session.getUsername()
The problem is, when I log into the admin console and call '../../../xxxxxxxx/service/services.xsjs' via browser I have the right user, for example "RODRIGO" (myself); but when I call '../../../xxxxxxxx/service/services.xsjs' from my web application, there's no user loged, so I can't do anything else.
I need a way to set a login form of some kind into my web application so the user can log in and I can use that session to get the user logged into my application. Something I can run locally and use, like running my Tomcat, access http://localhost:8080/login, enter my user and password, go to TestView and press the button and my service knows that "RODRIGO" is logged.
Please I need help! Sorry if I'm confused, been working for this for some time now. Thanks in advance!!
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