Hello,
I do have a basic question about selecting the "best" strategy for implementing Single Sign On at least for our SAP systems (ABAP & JAVA) or at least to understand the difference, benefits and limitations.
I have gone thru a lot of documents and also the short videos here in the community about "SAP (Netweaver) Single Sign On 2.0" and do like this approach.
Our SAP Account Executive - who also recommended this forum to get useful information - told me that "SAP Single Sign On 2.0" would require additional licenses while the classic/included SSO does not.
I know from other customers that SSO with SPNEGO works "out of the box" for JAVA systems without additional licenses.
I'm just wondering where the difference or limitations are and which part causes the additional licenses.
Requirements from our side is that this SSO solution should cover ABAP and JAVA systems (no 3rd party systems required, just optional) and must work with GUI and web.
Thanks, for your help,
Michael