on 04-25-2007 6:58 PM
Hi all experts,
In a standalone ITS, where can I see the HTTP Request Handler program??
I'm using /scripts/wgate/webgui service.
I mean... Which program catches the requests??
Thanks a lot.
Alberto.
Hi,
the request will be processed by an extension called wgate available for
apache on Linux, Solaris, and Windows and as a dll for the IIS
regards
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Thanks Tobias.
We're upgrading ITS (from standalone to integrated) version and we have a program which catchs ~Transaction parameter from ITS context.
ITS service sets this parameter in standalone version, but doesn't set in the integrated one.
We're sending transaction iViews from Portal to ECC6 via integrated ITS and, in ECC6 environment, we'd like to catch which transaction is sent. We're thinking in reading ITS's parameter ~transaction, but it always appears empty...
Any ideas of how catching via Abap in ECC6 which is the transaction sent from Portal??
Thanks a lot again.
Regards,
Alberto.
Hi Alberto,
in the standalone ITS the request handling is hidden from you, the part
you are interested on is implemented in the Agate using C(++).
In the integrated ITS you can pass the transaction to be started either
in the service description as a parameter (use SICF - changes in SE80
will not help) or as a parameter in the URL.
http://<host>:<port>/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui&~transaction=HUGO
should give you a webgui session and start transaction 'HUGO'.
In addition you can pass parameters to the transaction. I recommend
the reading of our Wiki article 'How to prefill fields and skip first screen with webgui?'
Hope this helps
regards Tobias
Link to the wiki page mentioned in this posting:
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=22375
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Henning Pingel
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