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Dialog Users

Dialog users represent human users (as opposed to service users), who log on through the various UIs of the Enterprise Services Builder, Integration Builder, System Landscape Directory, and Runtime Workbench. Dialog users are maintained in SAP NetWeaver usage type Application Server ABAP. A session-based single sign-on is supported.

The roles for the different dialog users displayed in the following table are predefined and shipped. Each role includes at least display authorizations for all PI components.

Dialog User Roles in a PI Landscape

Dialog User Role

Description

SAP_XI_DISPLAY_USER

Read-only access to Integration Directory and Enterprise Services Repository

SAP_XI_SUPPORT

Read-only access to Integration Directory and Enterprise Services Repository, and to specific administration pages (as outlined below) of the Integration Server’s AS Java.

This role is required for SAP support using Solution Manager Diagnostics (SMD).

SAP_XI_DEVELOPER

Design and development of integration processes

SAP_XI_CONFIGURATOR

Configuration of business integration content

SAP_XI_CONTENT_ORGANIZER

Maintenance of System Landscape Directory content

SAP_XI_MONITOR

Monitoring of PI components and messages

SAP_XI_MONITOR_ENHANCED

Monitoring of PI components and messages; as well as message editing

SAP_XI_ADMINISTRATOR

Technical configuration and administration of PI

For further details on these roles, call the Role Maintenance transaction (PFCG).

Each role is a composite role consisting of an ABAP role (with suffix _ABAP) and a Java role (with suffix _J2EE). The ABAP role is only relevant when the dialog user executes an ABAP application. The Java role is relevant for Java applications such as the Enterprise Services Repository or the Integration Directory.

The roles are propagated to user groups of the User Management Engine (UME), which are then assigned to security roles for Java applications by using the SAP NetWeaver Administrator (Operations Management User and Access Management Identity Management).

For information on how to enable more detailed authorization concepts for the Enterprise Services Repository, the Integration Directory, or in message monitoring, refer to Further Security Tasks and Topics.

Caution

All these roles are security-relevant and should be given to dialog users only in a restricted form.

More information about roles for the Services Registry: Authorizations

Administration Pages with Read-Access Relevant to Role SAP_XI_SUPPORT

Name in SMD

URL on AS Java

Exchange Profile

http://<host:port>/webdynpro/dispatcher/sap.com/com.sap.xi.exprofui/XIProfileApp

Admin

http://<host:port>/rep/support/admin/index.html

Aii-Properties

http://<host:port>/rep/support/public/ViewProperties.jsp

Lock Overview

http://<host:port>/rep/support/public/LockAdminService

Cache Overview

http://<host:port>/rep/support/public/ViewCaches

Java Web Start Admin

http://<host:port>/rep/support/admin/status.html

General

http://<host:port>/rep/support/info.jsp

 

The Partner Connectivity Kit (PCK) offers different security roles that are deployed during the installation of the PCK together with the corresponding Java components and that are assigned to the user PCKUSER created during installation. The following table summarizes the security roles in the PCK.

Security Roles in the PCK

Security Role

Description

Administer

Java component sap.com/com.sap.xi.pck*aii_ib_sbeans.jar

With this role, you can access the configuration interface.

Display

Java component sap.com/com.sap.xi.mdt*mdt

With this role, you can view messages in the message monitor.

Modify

Java component sap.com/com.sap.xi.mdt*mdt

With this role, you can modify messages in the message monitor.

Payload

Java component sap.com/com.sap.xi.mdt*mdt

With this role, you can view message payloads in the message monitor.

xi_af_adapter_monitor

Java component sap.com/com.sap.aii.af.app*AdapterFramework

With this role, you can view the state of individual adapters.

Support

Java component sap.com/com.sap.xi.pck*pck

With this role, you can access the PCK Administration from the PCK start page for maintaining PCK configuration parameters.

Recommendation

If several users are to work with the PCK, create different users for them and assign each user to the specific role required.

 

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