on 06-25-2007 9:34 AM
I do have an iview that reads "Personalization" from the system and calls another program with the userid and password for the specific ALIAS.
Now I need to change the logic to use UserID & Password from the currently logged-on user.
I know how to get the logged-on user in Java Iview, but how do I get the password?
(And no, it is NOT a hack)
Thanks
Holger
I dont think it is possible to get the password from the portal system via any API's mentioned.
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Hi Holger,
Could you explain how you have set up the iView that gets the UserID? I need this UserID so I can dig up a picture from a Unix file system to display this in the Mast Head, next to `Welcome name`. Thanks!
BR.
Jan
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Thank you Mattias. We will try this and let you know the outcome.
We want to add a personal photo to the Welcome Area in the masthead. We need to identify the current user and download the picture for the current UID from a Unix file system. The photo has to be displayed next to the name of the user.
Does anyone have any extra ideas on how to set this up?
Hi,
SAP confirmed, that it is definitely not possible with EP60.
You have to do a migration and not a new install &ex/import.
The Personalization is only viable, if users maintain their settings. But if there should be no user action, this is not an option.
thx for all help
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Hi Holger,
It is not possible to get the password of the current portal user, however you can create a user mapping for your other system/program and read the password from the user mapping.
I don't have the documentation available at the moment, but it's a hint. Basically create a "dummy" system for your program, set the loginmethod to user/pwd and maintain a user mapping for your users. Then you can use the standard APIs to read the username and password for the newly created system.
Regards
Mattias
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