on 06-04-2010 6:47 AM
Hi
I have to develop a Change Password link in portal login page.
Approach 1:
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The approach in my mind is :
1. Create a Change password application as PAR file.
2. Create iview on this Par file in portal.
3. Now create a link in umLogonPage.jsp in com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par file in NWDS.
4. point to iview created on step2 in link created in step 3.
Approach 2:
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But when I explored com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par PAR file. I came to know that it contains a changePasswordPage.jsp in it as well.
So, now I am wondering that why I cannot use this page only in umLogonPage.jsp
If above approach is possible then what setting do I need to make in com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par file.
Please comment on both of my approaches.
Thanks
Have a look at the UME configuration - you can activate self support to enable the user to reset their own password. This is all standard stuff that requires configuration and not development.
If you go into the UME config and then click on the help link it will take you to SAP help with more info on how to set it all up.
Gareth.
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I don't see why not - you can basically rebuild the logon application if you want.
I don't understand why you'd want to do that in this case though as the standard config allows for changing passwords - you can obviously customise the standard pages if you want but the functionality is already there.
Gareth.
Hi,
When "ume.logon.force_password_change_on_sso=TRUE" in UME property is set as
TRUE, the system always forces users to change their passwords (when the passwords expire or are reset). This property by default is set as true.
Moreover once the user logs in, there is change password option available under personalize link in masthead. I think this is the ideal way to change the passwords and have seen in most of the systems 'Change Password' working this way.
Regards,
Ganesh N
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