on 04-05-2013 12:51 PM
Hi,
We have an app use netweaver Gateway to retreive data from SAP.
I would like to know if it's possible to grant an anonymouse user use the app have limited access to some sap data?
The current problem is , when an anonymouse user start the app, he will be promped with a login window.
Kind regards
Jerome
Hello,
I could even add something about the licensing. At store.sap.com please search for 'SAP NetWeaver Gateway for Consumer Access'. For anonymous access to the Business Suite via SAP NetWeaver Gateway the calls are being measured.
Martin
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Hi Jerome,
You can simply set a default user and password for the generated ODATA ICF service ... The entered user will still need to be a licensed SAP user but you can use an internet type user for these kind of services ...
Use transaction SICF to locate the ODATA serivce and edit its settings ... from then onwards your gateway service will be accessible without any logon requirement ...
Regards,
Steven
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Hi Jerome,
For an IDES system I suppose it doesn't really matter license / cost wise ... if that is the case then you can simply use your own user and set that one as standard logon user for the services you want to test ... ( via transaction SICF ) ... You shouldn't be doing that ofcourse for a productive system ... There you would typically create a service user type ( SU01 ) or for some web applications you could use internet users ( SU05 ).
Steven
Just Add an entry in the reginfo file.
as follows
P TP=<Program name or rfc whch the App will access name> HOST=*
For more details please refer the following link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73/helpdata/en/e2/16d0427a2440fc8bfc25e786b8e11c/content.htm
Thanks
Abhijeet
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