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The following items can be customized for each user account's home page:

  • Page fonts, images, and colors

  • Page header and footer

  • Navigation tree

  • Content display tabs (favorite pages)

Your administrator can configure a default home page for the MII Users role, in which every user is automatically a member. If a user is a member of other roles, the user also sees the home page configuration for those roles. If a user has their own home page configuration, it overrides their role configurations.

A home page consists of content and style. Content is assigned on the Navigation screen. For more information, see Configuring Navigation. The style sheet does the following:

  • Places the content in a page framework

  • Defines the relative sizes of the screen components

  • Defines the graphic and color preferences

The style sheet is assigned by role.

See also:

Home Page

Home Page for Mobile Devices

Session Cookies

The system creates the following session variables when a user logs on to the system:

Variable

Accessor

Description

Description

{Description}

Full name in the user record

IllumLoginName

{IllumLoginName}

Logon name in the user record

IllumLoginRoles

{IllumLoginRoles}

Comma-separated list of roles assigned to the user

Language

{Language}

Two-character locale setting for the user's language

If you include the above variables in an IRPT page, the values are automatically replaced by the user's values when the page is rendered. You can use these variables to create personal greetings, automatically send e-mail alerts, and so on.

You can view the session properties and their corresponding values for the current user‘s browser session using the URL http://<server>:<port>/XMII/PropertyAccessServlet?Mode=List to the PropertyAccessServlet. The PropertyAccessServlet generates an HTML table of session property names and their corresponding values. The list of name/value pairs can vary depending on the properties defined in the UME and Custom Attributes, if any, are defined and mapped in SAP MII.