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Where can I find the session ID

Posted on Feb 15, 2005 at 10:30 AM 37 Views

Hi,

I have a problem with the SSO.

We have two systems, which a cooperating webapplication.

We installed a single sign on, but we seem to have a problem with the session.

System 2 is properly called and the sign on works. But when navigating back from system 2 to system 1, there occur many session timeouts and errors.

Now I'd like to ask, where in my application controller do I find the session ID. Or where can I get an overview of the session tickets?

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    author's profile photo Brian McKellar
    Brian McKellar
    Posted on Feb 15, 2005 at 09:22 PM
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    You seem to confuse session id with "ticket", probably meaning SSO2?

    The session id is stored in runtime->session_id (as mentioned before). It is only of interest if you are running stateful.

    My experience has shown that any problem that requires understanding session managment will require install a good HTTP proxy tool. See Craig's bag of tricks for a reference of such tools. Then look at the behaviour of the session cookies. (And as Eddy asked: are they also returned correctly to server each time?).

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    • Former Member Brian McKellar
      Feb 17, 2005 at 09:55 AM

      Have you got a cookie called sap-contextid? In that cookie you may have the session id.

      But having 2 systems, is possible that when navigating back from system2 to system1, the session id in system1 is not valid, then session timeouts error occurs.

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  • author's profile photo Thomas Alexander Ritter
    Thomas Alexander Ritter
    Posted on Feb 15, 2005 at 11:40 AM
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    Do you need this?

    runtime->session_id

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