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MessageThese should be Portal-specific packages which return it's internal usernames, I don't remeber any names from heart, but you always can use 10046 trace at level 4 to get information about which functions/procedures are executed during authentication.
Tanel.
I am writing a procedure to generate a company calendar and to allow for scheduling various resources in the organization. This will run as a portlet and I need to verify that the user has been authenticated through portal before I allow them to add/edit/delete entries. So far I am unable to figure out how to get the portal userid. ...I tried owa_util.get_cgi_env('REMOTE_USER') and Sys_Context but they both just return the userid from the DAD. Anyone know how to do this?
...ehem...I haven't spent a whole lot of time trying to figure this out but I thought I would pose the question in hopes of a quick and easy response.
Thanks
Chris
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Author: Tanel Poder
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