Custom processing after logon authentication in portal

I want to do some custom processing after the user logs in and is authenticated and before the portal contents are visible to the user.....
Can someone please help me where exactly i can write the code. Which par file? and where exactly ?

Setu, try to start from com.sap.portal.navigation.portallauncher.par

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The anonymous role which allow access to the anonymous section of the portal was assigned to anonymous user, but it hasn´t everyone permission. So anonymous users were able to see anonymous pages, but when they login they lose the role, and java iview error happened, unless they had admin rights.
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I am trying to redirect the users to a different portal component after they are successfully authenticated, as I need the details of the authenticated user, especially the R3Name that was mapped to. I have done the below modifications in umLogonPage.jsp of the logon application:
Deleted the form action:
onaction="<%=inPortal?"":logonBean.getLogonURL(proxy, null)%>";
2. Deleted the onSubmit of the form:
?"onSubmit=\"javascript:addTenantPrefix();\"":""
3. Changed the type of logon button to button from submit.
4. Then, I have added the below script in the umLogonPage.jsp which is being called onclick of the logon button:
function payrollPnumCheck()
addTenantPrefix();
var logonAction = "<%=inPortal?"":logonBean.getLogonURL(proxy, null)%>";
<%
boolean locked = PayrollStatus.isPayrollProcessing();
if((locked)){
%>
alert(location.pathname);
window.location.assign("http://zabrysvsapzhd:50000/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.dd.payrollProcessing.systemLocked");
<%
}else{%>
document.logonForm.action=logonAction;
document.logonForm.submit();
<%}%>
But, the portal is not being redirected after the authentication.
Please let me know what am I doing wrong here. I am quite new to js and jsp.
Thank you,
Sai

How are these Portal components deployed in the portal, NWDI activites or EAR/SDAs?
IN either way you should be able to get a link to the landing page (might be index.html or jsp) e.g. http://<SAP>.<domain>:5xx000/<Application-Deployed-EAR>/root/landingIndex.html (in case of EAR SDA deployments) or http://<SAP>.<domain>:5xx000/<SID_TrackID_D><DC>/landingIndex.html
These URLs can be wrapped in a URL iVIew and then assigned to a Page with no padding and borders so as to appear as a like any other normal webpage.
If you don't change he page display settings you'll get the Framework headings, title and all SAP standard components and would look weird if the application is not a dynpro one.

Is there a R3 table to track who are currently logon into SAP portal?

Hey, Gurus,
Is there a R3 table to track who are currently logon into SAP portal?
Thanks inadvance!
Fisher

What I am trying to accomplish is that we have a customized SAP web dynpro program with Java that access R3 data.
I would like to create a lock in R3 to prevent the record in R3 being accessed by more than one person.
The problem was that in our customized portal programs will not always exit gracefully and the lock will not be cleared correctly all the time.
If there is a way that I can access the user logon data in portal (java stack), I will try to figure out how to unlock the record after the person exit.
Thanks!
Fisher

SAP BPC Custom Process Type - passing parameters

Hi,
I wish to create a custom process type with custom parameters which can be populated from the Data Manager package execution. I went thru the tutorial by Rich mentioned [here|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/b0427318-5ffb-2b10-9cac-96ec44c73c11]. But because of access issues, I cannot install the classes on my system using the .BPC files.
Can someone please guide me as to how I can use custom parameters in my process type? So far, I have tried adding the parameter but haven't been successful:
1) Created a class ZCL_UJD_BPC_TEST (with superclass CL_UJD_ACTOR) and populated all the methods for this class.
2) Created a class ZCL_UJD_TEST and created a constructor and PROCESS method. Here I tried to read the parameter XXXXXX.
3) Added the ZBPCTEST process type in RSPC
4) Created a custom process chain with a custom variant /CPMB/ZYYYYYY for the ZBPCTEST process type.
5) Created the DM package and passed value to the parameter XXXXXX using dynamic script.
However, I get the error "Cannot configure the parameter XXXXX in task YYYYYYYY".
Thanks,
Shailesh Kamath.

Hi Shailesh,
Did u solve this, we also implemented same in BPC 7.5 NW but after migration many methods become obselete,please let me know how you approached.
Regards
Ram

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Hello,
I used custom auth base on employee table.
I would like to force user change pwd after logon
Please help me on this case
Thank you.

Hi Halit,
<li> Create a Change password Page and keep a FLAG column in your custom table and if the users enters into the application for the first time means, set the FLAG to FL, and redirect the user to the Change Password Page.
<li> If the user enter into application for the second time means, update your FLAG column and set the FLAG to SL and redirect the users to the first page of the application. So the users who have the Flag like SL means it will navigate to the first page of the application.
<li> Under the login page process, give something like below
DECLARE
l_flag VARCHAR2(20);
BEGIN
SELECT upper(flag)
    INTO l_flag
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   WHERE upper(username)=upper(:P101_USERNAME);
IF l_flag='FL' THEN
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     );Brgds,
Mini
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OIM 11g R1 - Modifying a Resource Erases Custom Process Task ???

I've created a Generic Resource in OIM that uses the Database Applications Table connector 9.1.0.5.0.
Then I add my own process tasks through Design Console under "Process Management -> Process Definitions". On each custom process task I've attached my own custom adapters, which I created through "Development Tools -> Adapter Factory" in Design Console. These custom adapters use methods from my Java code. My Java jar file is located in "Oracle_IDM1/server/JavaTasks".
Now here is the issue:
Whenever I modify this resource in OIM under "Configuration -> Manage Generic Connector" (E.g Changing reconciliation type from Full to Incremental), all my custom process tasks get deleted.
What is the reason for this? Is there a solution for this problem?

This is indeed a major flaw for GTC. Below I found this issue in a Oracle doc.
Doc Link: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/doc.1111/e14309/aptrouble.htm
Below is a description of this issue from the Oracle documentation
Summary:
Customization work done on objects of a generic technology connector would be overwritten if you perform a Manage Generic Technology Connector operation.
Description:
You can use the Design Console to customize connector objects that are automatically created during generic technology connector creation. However, after you customize connector objects, if you perform a Manage Generic Technology Connector operation, then all the customization done on the connector objects would be overwritten. Therefore, Oracle recommends that you to apply one of the following guidelines:
Do not use the Design Console to modify generic technology connector objects.
The exception to this guideline is the IT resource. You can modify the parameters of the IT resource by using the Design Console. However, if you have enabled the cache for the GenericConnector and GenericConnectorProviders categories, then you must purge the cache either before or after you modify IT resource parameters. See "Purging the Cache" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware System Administrator's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager for information about running the PurgeCache utility.
If you use the Design Console to modify generic technology connector objects, then do not use the Manage Generic Technology Connector feature to modify the generic technology connector.
Connector objects that are automatically created are not deleted even if the generic technology connector creation process fails.

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one situation to explain the needs....
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