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    User-specific Changes

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    1 User-specific Changes
    1.1 Example

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    1 User-specific Changes
    To change the layout and the logon process according to your special requirements, you can make user-specific changes in addition to the settings that are
    possible on the configuration screen.

    Process
    Create a new class that is a subclass of CL_ICF_SYSTEM_LOGIN.
    You change the layout of the logon screen by overwriting the htm_login method in the new class.
    To modify the screen for the password change, overwrite the htm_change_passwd method.

    Note
    To ensure that the entries made are forwarded to the relevant screens and to trigger the corresponding events for the transfer of the results, it is
    necessary for you to use default constants and attributes for form names, input field names, event names and script functions. The constants and
    attributes that should be used depend on the logon functionality to be implemented.

    Constants
    Below is a list of all constants used by the system, which are necessary for changes to the process and layout of logging on and changing passwords:
    Logon
    Constant

    Description

    CO_SAP_USER

    Name and ID of the input field for the user name

    CO_SAP_PASSWORD

    Name and ID of the input field for the password

    CO_SAP_CLIENT

    Name and ID of the input field for the client

    CO_SAP_LANGUAGE

    Name and ID of the input field for the language

    CO_FORM_LOGIN

    Form name

    CO_JS_SUBMIT_LOGIN

    Name of the JavaScript function to be called when a pushbutton is pressed on the


    logon screen

    CO_EVENT_LOGIN

    Event to be triggered when the logon pushbutton is pressed

    CO_EVENT_CHANGE_PASSWORD

    Event to be triggered when the Change password pushbutton is pressed

    CO_EVENT_BASIC_AUTHENTICATION

    Event to be triggered when the Basic Authentication pushbutton is pressed

    M_SAP_APPLICATION

    Value of the action form attribute

    Password change
    Constant

    Description

    CO_PASSWORD

    Name and ID of the input field for the current password

    CO_PASSWORD_NEW

    Name and ID of the input field for the new password

    CO_PASSWORD_REPEAT

    Name and ID of the input field for repeating the new password

    CO_FORM_CHANGE_PASSWORD

    Form name

    CO_JS_SUBMIT_CHANGE_PASSWORD

    Name of the JavaScript function to be called when a pushbutton is pressed on the


    change password screen

    CO_EVENT_DO_CHANGE_PASSWORD

    Event to be triggered when the Change pushbutton is pressed

    CO_EVENT_CANCEL_PASSWORD

    Event to be triggered when the Cancel pushbutton is pressed

    CO_EVENT_CONTINUE_PASSWORD

    Event to be triggered when the Continue pushbutton is pressed after successfully


    changing the password

    M_SAP_APPLICATION

    Value of the action form attribute

    You can use the following classes as a reference to implementation additional functions:
    CL_ICF_BASIC_LOGIN
    CL_ICF_IDES_LOGIN
    CL_ICF_NW04_LOGIN

    Example
    You can find a sample implementation in the system in the CL_ICF_EXAMPLE01_LOGIN class and in the following simple example.

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    Example
    This example shows which attributes you have to change and which methods you have to overwrite in order to implement your own logon screen that should
    have the following elements:
    User names
    Password
    Logon pushbutton

    Prerequisites
    Your class is a subclass of CL_ICF_SYSTEM_LOGIN.

    Attributes
    You need the following attributes in your class for your changes:
    Attributes
    Attribute

    Description

    CO_FORM_LOGIN

    Form name

    M_SAP_APPLICATION

    Value of the action form attribute

    CO_SAP_USER

    Name and ID of the input field for the user name

    CO_SAP_PASSWORD

    Name and ID of the input field for the password

    CO_JS_SUBMIT_LOGIN

    Name of the JavaScript function to be called when a pushbutton is pressed on the


    logon screen

    CO_EVENT_LOGIN

    Event to be triggered when the logon pushbutton is pressed

    Methods
    In addition to the attributes, you need the htm_login method, which you overwrite in your class.
    The interface of the htm_login method is used to transfer the JavaScript functions that are necessary and provided by the system and a series of form field
    value pairs of type HIDDEN, which are required to control the logon. The JavaScript functions are transferred as a string in the iv_javascript parameter;
    the form fields are transferred in the iv_hidden_fields parameter
    The HTTP body that is necessary for the HTTP response is summarized in the htm_login method and returned as a string to the caller.

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