on 09-22-2011 3:59 PM
All,
Question....Does SAP BusinessObjects Explorer support OpenDocument in BI 4.0 in order to setup SSO in portal?
Thank you
Ann
Hi,
yes it does - its part of the documentation for Explorer available on help.sap.com
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Hi Ann,
It's a mixed answer really.
There is Opendocument support in BI4.1, but I'm not sure how that will look at present, I would imagine though that would have SSO support.
However, there is also similar URL reporting in BI 4.0 SP1.
From the BI 4.0 SP2 documentation:
3.8.3 Customizing Information Spaces with dynamic URL parameters
SAP BusinessObjects Crystal Reports and Interactive Analysis tools support the insertion of dynamic hyperlinks in a query that return an HTML page for a dimension. You can use this feature to insert a URL using an Explorer specific URL syntax specific to open and customize an Information Space that corresponds to a dimension in a Crystal Report or Interactive Analysis query.
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Kind regards,
John
Edited by: Matt on Oct 10, 2011 10:21 AM
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Hi Ann,
No my understanding is that you would definitely be able to use SSO with the Explorer homepage, there is a SAP Note for the configuration of that - it's standard authentication functionality:
1611037 - How to configure SSO in Explorer 4.0
I'm not 100% sure whether the URL reporting would incorporate SSO too - it's possible, but that would need to be verified.
Kind regards,
John
Hi Ann,
Seems it's still under construction, be key information is:
To activate SSO:
1. Stop the Explorer Web Application Server / Tomcat.
2. Open the sso.properties file for edit:
C:/Program Files (x86)/SAP BusinessObjects/Tomcat6/webapps/explorer/WEB-INF/classes/sso.properties
Update the following parameters in the section -
sso.global.enabled=true
sso.global.authentication=secWinAD
sso.global.cms=CMSservername:6400
sso.global.errorOnFailure=false
3.Also Uncomment the following parameters in the section
sso.global.providers=sso.vintela
In the section below, update sso.vintela.cms value.
sso.vintela.cms=cmsServername
4.Now save the sso.properties file
5.Update the web.xml file: $<ExplorerWebappRoot>/WEB-INF/web.xml
6.Uncomment the section that starts with -
<filter>
<filter-name>authFilter</filter-name>
<filter-class>com.businessobjects.sdk.credential.WrappedResponseAuthFilter</filter-class>
7.update idm.realm to DOMAIN.COM
8.update idm.princ to SAP.BusinessObjects
9.Uncomment the mapping for auth filter
(in the section - For vintela SSO the following filter mappings need to uncommented).
4. Restart Tomcat.
5. Restart 4 Explorer servers in the central management console (http://<cmsservername>:8080/BOE/CMC).
6. Launch, http://<cmsservername>:8080/explorer and verify SSO.
I hope it helps.
Kind regards,
John
hi Ann, John,
assuming that this is about SSO in SAP Portal for Explorer, then the configuration outlined above with Vintela wouldn't work unless you configured your SAP BusinessObjects Environment with SNC to combine Windows AD and SAP authentication and you configured your SAP Portal to leverage Windows AD for authentication.
if this is a standard SAP Portal with SAP Logontoken then you will have to leverage the SAP authentication for SSO.
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