Difference between revisions of "DisableManualLogin"
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==Scope== | ==Scope== | ||
| − | + | SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application. | |
==Purpose== | ==Purpose== | ||
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==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
Specified as: | Specified as: | ||
| − | disableManualLogin=true|'''false'''] | + | disableManualLogin=[true|'''false'''] |
| + | or | ||
| + | noMaLogin=[true|'''false'''] | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* '''[[noHelpMode]]''' | * '''[[noHelpMode]]''' | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category: SAP Companion parameter]] |
Latest revision as of 21:38, 9 November 2023
Scope
SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application.
Purpose
If a user (trying to display Web Assistant help) cannot be authenticated via SSO, by default they will be presented with a manual login screen. If this parameter is set to true then the manual login screen is not displayed, and the SAML panel (or window) is simply closed. If a user is not authenticated then the results are as follows (after the SAML authentication window is closed):
- If the serviceLayerVersion parameter is set to UACP or EXT then the user will see only the SAP standard content in the Web Assistant.
- If the serviceLayerVersion parameter is set to WPB then the Help button (?) is hidden and the user will not be able to access Web Assistant at all.
Usage
Specified as:
disableManualLogin=[true|false]
or
noMaLogin=[true|false]
