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SaschaW
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Some few words about a little "problem" we had with SAP Business Client for Desktop. We have scenarios where users are not allowed to login. With SAP GUI it was no problem to solve the user lock. But ith SAP BC it was a bit more challenging especially with SSO.

So my first and easiest soloution was to implement an own handler which I added to the handler list in SICF under the NWBC-Service.



After that save and add to transport request.

Your handler class has to implement the interface if_http_extension.
 METHOD if_http_extension~handle_request.

IF mo_server_assist IS INITIAL.
mo_server_assist = /ui2/cl_nwbc_factory=>/ui2/if_nwbc_factory_internal~get_server_assist( server ).
ENDIF.

"Checks for Users or criteria....

server->logoff(
EXCEPTIONS
logoff_not_possible = 1
OTHERS = 2
).
IF sy-subrc = 0.
mo_server_assist->set_response(
EXPORTING
iv_content = |<html><body bgcolor="#D46868" align="center">| &
|<h2>Not allowed to login</h2>| &
|</body></html>|
iv_content_type = /ui2/if_nwbc_constants=>gc_s_file_type-html
iv_caching_mode = /ui2/if_nwbc_constants=>gc_s_caching_mode-no_caching
iv_rendering_mode = /ui2/if_nwbc_constants=>gc_s_rendering_mode-edge
).
ENDIF.

ENDMETHOD.

 

If you loggin to SAP BC the next time ( or an user who isn't allowed in the right case) you should get an error message and get logged off untill the criteria for loggin is is fullfilled.

I'm curios what other soloutions there are 🙂
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