A collection of portal code snippets located in the Code Library (labeled snippet and ep_snippet}.
Important
Please add the labels snippet and ep_snippet to any new ep code snippets.
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Accessing static images from the SAP portal — There are times when you wish to refer to graphic images (gifs, jpegs etc) from within a portal environment. This batch file can be used to manually build a PAR file that contains the images.
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Disable the user password — It is useful to be able to disable the password for a set of ABAP users. This prevents user from accessing the ABAP system directly, but they can still access through single sign on from an SAP NetWeaver Portal
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Obtaining Details from Backend System (to assist in creating system in portal SLD) — This Java code can be used within a portal component to obtain the system details to enter when creating a system in the portal's system landscape directory.
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Batch script to build a portal role of browser favourites — The ability to build portal content from an XML file is well known. This script will build an appropriate XML file based on the user's browser favourites
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Intercepting iView help and personalize commands — When iViews are added to pages within the context of the SAP NetWeaver Portal, there are options that can be enabled in the iView header. These include Personalize and Help.
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Create a portal system through Java code — This code will generate a system in the system landscape through the use of a specially formatted URL. This code is intended to be used from a URL generator program, rather then entered manually by a user.
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Create an appropriate URL in an ABAP system to create a portal system — This ABAP code will generate a URL that can be used to start a portal component to create a portal system.
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Code Snippet - Encoding a URL For Usage in EP — Method that can be used to get the encoded URL for any Portal Component
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Reading SLD from a portal component — There are times when it is useful to be able to read the SLD to obtain information about the systems in your landscape.
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Component to upload XML file with PCD objects — It is possible to create PCD objects for the SAP NetWeaver Portal through a specially formatted XML file. Normally this is then uploaded using a standard iView. The component implemented by this code allows for uploading the content through a command line.
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Email Functionality Coding using JSP Dyn Pages - part 2 — Part 2 of a set of code that sends an email using a JSP DynPage structure
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Email Functionality Coding using JSP Dyn Pages - part 3 — Part 3 of a set of code that sends an email using a JSP DynPage structure
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Localizing iViews — Localize your iViews
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Navigation Links in Combo Box — You can use the following code to collect all Top Level Navigation and Detailed Navigation links into a combobox.
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Change Password Page — Describes a way to provide a "change your password" page
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Email Functionality Coding using JSP Dyn Pages - part 1 — Part 1 of a set of code that sends an email using a JSP DynPage structure
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Using Servlets in EP — This article throws light on using Servlets in Enterprise Portal. This article illustrates how to use a Servlet in Enterprise Portal by taking a simple real time scenario as an example.
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Retrieve user mapping data — This code retrieves user mapping data for a user. We consider there is a bean named UserBean to store the retrieved user mapping data.
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Calling a Portal Component from JSP and vice versa — The following code snippet shows how to include a JSP page
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Browse portal content and object properties — How often have you navigated in the PCD to check for objects assigned to a portal role? How often have you wondered why you can see Content A when you should be seeing Content B? Is the Merge Id and Merge Priority right for this content?
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Smart Navigation Tree for KM Folders — Code to present KM folders in a navigation tree structure
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Create and edit EP user with Java code —
Java code to create,edit add role,group and delete a user in the Java UME userbase
1 Comment
Unknown User (105xf5fjz)
This is a fantastic collection of useful code snippets ... thanks a ton.