System message (like SM02) in AS Java

Hi,
I want to know if there is a chance to display a system administrator message to all WebDynpro and portal users currently logged on and logging on next.
A similar functionality is available in transaction SM02 in a R/3 system.
Thanks in advance
Kilian

Hi Kilian
It is possible to send a System Message like SM02 in a Java System.
Do the steps as described below:
go to
http://<server-ip>:<port>/sld
login to it then
go to Administration
In Administration under Server
there is System Message....click on that
From there you define a system message that is shown to every user who logs on to the SLD.
Set the expire time also.
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Sumit Jain
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