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Hey Colleagues, does anyone know, how to get Domain and Userid info from Windows 2000 and XP into WFS ?
We use Oracle Portal 10g with Single Sign on. The user log's on to the Portal via "Standard Oracle Portlet" (variables: ooasuser and password, but these variable's cannot be accessed ?!)
My idea is to use a TECH user for WFS and when I'm in WFS, to call SOMETHING ????
To come to the correct signed on user. I cannot pass IBIC_user and IBIC_pass, also LDAP is not productive yet.
Does anyone has an idea or an Javascript or an User written Subroutine for that ?
Typically, SSO type environments pass the now trusted user id via a http header variable. If this is the case, you can issue a call from within the site.wfs to get that header, and then pass it to WebFOCUS as an ampher varialbe. Something like this:
Achim, The WebFOCUS Client can retrieve the HTTP Header variable &REMOTE_USER. In Windown it also creates a &WF_REMOTE_USER variable which contains the domain\userid for the user. This can be passed to the WFS fairly easily. First you have to enable your web/app tier to set &REMOTE_USER. Then you'd need to add the following code to our WFS script files (site.wfs). domuser=&WF_REMOTE_USER domuser(pass)
If you search techsupport.ibi.com for &WF_REMOTE_USER you'll find much more on this variable. Doug
I support multiple Information Builders customers across platforms with very varied configurations.