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Multiple Login Pages on SAP AS Java

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Hello Gurus,

I have seen several discussions surrounding this topic but I could not find one that addresses our requirement.

Background:

In our scenario there are two SAP portals.

1) NW 7.31 using an AD User Data Store

2) NW 7.01 using an ABAP User Data Store

We are using the SAML2 redirect application (saml2/idp/redirect) from the portal 1 to allow SSO to portal 2 after a successful AD authentication on portal 1. The portal 1 is primarily deployed for SAP NW IDM application. The portal 2 is used for business applications.

Requirement:

The portal 2 has a customized login screen which needs to be deployed on portal 1 without affecting the standard SAP login screen that is used for /irj/portal.

So when a user uses the https://portal1/saml2/idp/redirect then they should see the custom login screen and when they used the https://portal1/irj/portal then they should display the standard login screen.

Problem:
If I follow the popular blogs and SAP documentations on this subject then it just replaces the standard with the custom login screen for all applications. We would like to keep both the options depending upon the application requested.

Thanks in advance for your inputs.

Regards,

Subbu Iyer

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Hi Subbu,

In order to acheive this I believe that you will have to change the login component logic.

You will have to check if the request URI is https://portal1/saml2/idp/redirect and load the custom resources, else load the default resources.

BR,

Saar

Former Member
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Thanks Saar for your reply.

I will pass on your inputs to our developer. I would like to clarify a few points:

- The check for the URL needs to be done in the logon.jsp?

- How do we manage the authentication properties, will it be default?

I am not a java developer, so please pardon my ignorance.

Regards,

Subbu

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Hi Subbu,

If your developer will use the same methods and the same input names as the original login page you will have no issues as it would work the same.

If he will change the methods or inputs he will have to make sure to wire them up in the end to the same authentication way as in the default page.

BR,

Saar

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