Authentication 
The SAP Connector can support all SAP authentication mechanisms including:
· User Name and Password
· X.509 Certificates
· External authentication (for example Microsoft Passport)
· Secure Network Communications (for example, Kerberos and NTLM)
And in addition the SAP login form uses standard ASP .NET forms authentication to provide an alternative single sign-on capability.
The following logon controls are available to manage the SAP authentication in your project.
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Destination |
The base class that holds connection information as properties but does not implement logic to retrieve the connection information |
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SAPLogonDestination |
A Destination component that retrieves information from the SAPGUI (SAPLOGON.INI). Derived from Destination |
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SAPLoginProvider |
Used with ASP .NET applications to provide forms based logon and an alternative single sign-on mechanism with session state and ASP .NET cookies |
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SAP Login Form |
Used with ASP .NET applications to provide forms based logon and an alternative single sign-on mechanism |
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