URL Parameter

Value

Description

sap-sessioncmd

open:

Restarts the BSP application named in the URL

close:

Ends the BSP application named in the URL and sends the browser, if specified, to the Web site defined by sap-exiturl. If you want the user to be able to end the application, this option should be available in a BSP application as part of the user interface (as a pushbutton or hyperlink).

sap-exiturl

*

Specifies the URL to which the browser is directed when the BSP application ends (for example, http://www.sap.com)

sap-theme

*

Overrides the theme for a BSP application to use other MIME objects, such as pictures and Stylesheets for visualization.

sap-themeRoot

*

Used to handle paths to other locations from where stylesheets are taken.

See also:

Changing Stylesheets for HTMLB and XHTMLB

This parameter is available from SAP Web AS 6.20 Support Package 7.

sap-client

*

Specifies the client for a logon to the SAP Web Application Server; can be used in the URL or in HTML forms to override the default client.

sap-user

*

Specifies the user for a logon to the SAP Web Application Server; can be used in the URL or in HTML for forms.

sap-password

*

Specifies the password for logon; can be used in HTML forms.

Do not enter this directly in the URL as Web browser URLs are stored in a History list and the password would be visible in plain text, even after the browser is closed.

sap-language

*

Specifies the language (ISO language ID, such as EN or DE) for a logon to the SAP Web Application Server; can be used in the URL or in HTML forms to override the default logon language.

sap-domainRelax

off | min | max

Maximum reduction of domains until the browser raises an objection.

See also Portal and BSP Session Management and Domain Relaxing.

sap-htmlb-design

*

Dynamic switching of the different default design variants, without using the attribute design of <htmlb: content>.
Possible values are CLASSIC, DESIGN2002 and DESIGN2003.

Application developers can define a list of design variants that can be used for their application and then select the design most appropriate to their application context.

* EP=none from list, pick "highest" design
* EP=5    from list, pick DESIGN2002, else pick CLASSIC, else-->error
* EP=6    from list, pick DESIGN2003, else pick DESIGN2002, else pick CLASSIC

For Enterprise Portal 5 DESIGN2002 and CLASSIC are supported. For Enterprise Portal 6 DESIGN2003 is supported, as well as DESIGN2002 and CLASSIC.