System-Specific URL Parameters

Use

To control the BSP runtime environment and the BSP application, you can use the following URL query string parameters in a request URL.

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: Setting Stylesheets for HTMLB, XHTMLB, and PHTMLB Note 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. Caution 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-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`. For SAP Enterprise Portal 5, `DESIGN2002` is supported. For SAP Enterprise Portal 6, both `DESIGN2002` and `DESIGN2003` are supported.
`sap-domainRelax`	`off \| min \| max`	Caution You can only use this parameter if you have installed an SAP EP in your system landscape and want to include you BSP application there. You find more information on this parameter in the documentation on the SAP EP.
`sap-accessibility`	`X \|`	Specification for Accessibility. See also Configuration Settings. To activate this indicator, an activated checkbox is placed on the logon screen for input help.
`sap-rtl`	`true \| false`	Details of the RTL support The family of `<HTMLB>` libraries supports RTL (right-to-left) rendering for design2003. You can activate RTL rendering using the URL parameter `sap-rtl=true` (but only for the first call before the BSP-URL finds out the URL mangling). Use attribute `rtlAutoSwitch` from `<htmlb:content>` to activate the RTL mode automatically, depending on the currently active language (SY-LANGU). The decision whether to activate RTL is delegated to the NLS_RTL_DISPLAY function module.

The parameter names are case sensitive, as are the parameter values (exception: sap-exiturl, if they link to a case-sensitive server). You can combine several parameters in one URL.