Accessing httpSession in GP background callable object?

Hello Everybody,
Id like to manipulate the httpSession Object in the Portal Session out of an GP BackgroundCallableObject. Can anybody give me an hint how to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance
Robert

Hi Robert,
maybe you should try to use the Callable object type "Portal iview or page" in the GP-Designtime and embed it into your GP-process.
But you have to consider that there are some restriction with regards to the possibility defining input and output parameters depending on the iview type e.g. BI or SAP transaction iview:
If you selected a BI or SAP Transaction iView as the portal-callable object, you cannot define input parameters. To define input parameters for BI Queries, BI Web Applications or SAP Transactions, use the BI or SAP Transaction callable object.
If you selected an iView created with Visual Composer ,the input parameters are automatically rendered and displayed. You cannot define the parameters manually.
Hope this will help to proceed successfully
Regards
Berndt

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