‎2009 May 06 2:32 AM
I'm looking for a way to validate a user's password. What I need is a FM that accepts a username and a password and I wan it to tell me if this is the correct password for the user. Is there anything like this?
Regards,
Davis
‎2009 May 06 2:49 AM
Davis,
I do't think you have any Standard FM for your requirement, if you need really I guess you need to develop your own FM.
Regards,
Suneel G
‎2009 May 06 4:23 AM
Hi
check with the following links
[Validation|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d2/141fb593c742b5aad8f272dd487b74/content.htm]
[Validate user name and password|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_xmii115/helpdata/en/Business_Logic_Services/SAP_WAS_Interface.htm]
Hope it helps you
Regards,
Rajani
‎2009 May 06 4:28 AM
I dont think SAP will give such kind of fm, as it would just help a brute force attack on user id's
‎2009 May 06 4:43 AM
Hi, is there any database table r u maintaining to store username and password?are u trying to compare the password with database table?...Please let me know
Regards
Kiran
‎2009 May 06 11:07 AM
I am simply trying to put a username and password field on an adobe form but I want these fields to validate against their SAP logon. I am not maintaining separate passwords. The client wants to use the normal SAP logon information.
I too think that this isn't possible (due to a brute force attack) but I am not sure.
Regards,
Davis
‎2009 May 06 11:42 AM
Hi ,
Why don't you try to add via authorization checks , i.e, allow only some users to access the relevant transaction.
Regards.
‎2009 May 06 11:45 AM
Because I can't validate that the user is who he/she says they are unless I can authenticate it via a password. That's the issue. I need to be able to authenticate the user without storing/maintaining another password. The only way this will work is if I can validate the "normal" SAP logon.
Regards,
Davis
‎2009 May 06 12:12 PM
Hi,
Doesn't SAP already validate the logon when he logs in to the system? I don't see the use of validating the SAP logon again..
‎2009 May 06 12:14 PM
If you knew the scope of the requirements you would understand. I have no reason to post the entire scope because the original question covers the issue.
‎2009 May 06 4:51 AM
Davis,
You will have to incorporate the logic for that. As far as I know there is no Standard FM that does the functionality what you are expecting..
If you are storing the username and password in the database. Scribble the password using any encryption FM and store it in the database.
When you enter the username and password in some other application, decrypt the password which is stored in the database in a scribbled way, compare it and then after validation either reject or approve the user to login.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks,
Babu Kilari
‎2009 May 06 5:02 PM