Best way to handle calling the EP logon page

I would like to be able to handle the following:
1. Start EP in anonymous/guest mode (basically unauthenticated).
2. Present an iview that allows a user to fill in some information but when he/she clicks on a button it would first check if the user is logged on and if not -- call up the EP logon page/self registrtion page.  After logging in/self-registrating, the iview would continue processing.
What is the best way to handle this?
Regards,
Mel Calucin
Bentley Systems, Inc.

Hi,
You have to download the com.sap.portal.logon standar "par" and modify the jsp file to simplify the logon page (maybe only input fields for user and password).
then upload the new .par file to the portal and update the authschems.xml file to redirect the default method to the new ".par".
You can insert an "enter" button in the home page that launh a pop up to a dummy page with property "default" authentication scheme. Automatically the Portal shows you in the little pop up the simplyfied login page to insert login data. The dummy page need to redirect the parent page to the portallauncher component and close itself.

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