on ‎2007 May 16 1:35 PM
Hello All,
Can anybody tell me how to integrate a existing web application into Portals. Scenario is something like we should be able to call/capture only a specific area of webpage.
Anybody has an idea of how to do this ? Appreciate your help !!!
Thanks in advance,
RK
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Hi ,
From your Post , it Seems that your application is Already Developed
in .NET and you just wish to make it available through Portal.
In this Case , you can Create an URL iView and in that provide
the First Form of your .NET Application.
Add this iView to a WorkSet
Add this WorkSet to a Role
Add users to this Role whom you wish to Give Access for this application.
Its Obvious that Your .NET Application requires Authentication.
SAP Portal also requires Authentication.
So Implement Single Sign On Between SAP Portal and your .NET Application.
so that users need to sign in Only Once.
1) creating URL ivew , for that you can refer this
2) You can directly deploy your .net project from the Visual Studio itself(sound's amazing right!!). SAP have provided a add-on to deploy directly from VS 2003/2005.
For that you need
SAP Portal Add-in 2.5 for Visual Studio 2005 - Hotfix 1.exe
SAP Portal Runtime 2.5 for Microsoft .NET - Hotfix 1.exe
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Hi ,
From your Post , it Seems that your application is Already Developed
in .NET and you just wish to make it available through Portal.
In this Case , you can Create an URL iView and in that provide
the First Form of your .NET Application.
Add this iView to a WorkSet
Add this WorkSet to a Role
Add users to this Role whom you wish to Give Access for this application.
Its Obvious that Your .NET Application requires Authentication.
SAP Portal also requires Authentication.
So Implement Single Sign On Between SAP Portal and your .NET Application.
so that users need to sign in Only Once.
1) creating URL ivew , for that you can refer this <u>Forum</u>
2) You can directly deploy your .net project from the Visual Studio itself(sound's amazing right!!). SAP have provided a add-on to deploy directly from VS 2003/2005.
For that you need
SAP Portal Add-in 2.5 for Visual Studio 2005 - Hotfix 1.exe
SAP Portal Runtime 2.5 for Microsoft .NET - Hotfix 1.exe
You can refer this SAP .Net Connector for detailed information
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Hi,
when you enter the URL fo rthe iview then at the right side there is browse/capture button. So if u have to take only some portion of the webpage then you have to select that by usung the "capture" tab which appears after you click the "Browse/capture" button.
Regards,
Samir
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That's fine, it works ok to capture a specific area of webpage.
But, when I try to capture a web part from a particular location (Intranet site) eg.
http://intwww.abc.com/xyz/frontend/navigation.jsp?rootid=4&navid=4
It doesn't or never loads webpage from this particular location and doesn't allow to capture a specific area using Browse/Capture Button in URL IView.
Does anybody has an idea on this. Help me where I am going wrong ?
Kind Regards,
RK
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