IS_SECURE_SESSION_ACTIVE SAP Method Checks whether secure session management is activated
Below is documentation, parameters and attributes of ABAP Method IS_SECURE_SESSION_ACTIVE within SAP class CL_ICF_SYSTEM_LOGIN. There is also a number of example ABAP code snipts to help you use the functionality of this method.
This is a private Method so can only be executed from within the class itself. I.e. You could access it from another method of the class.This method is available within SAP systems depending on your version and release level, you can view further information by entering the class name CL_ICF_SYSTEM_LOGIN into the relevant SAP transactions such as SE24 or SE80, and then selecting the method you are interested in.
Method Type - Instance
This is an Instance Method so needs to be instantiated first before you can access any of the methods. I.e. you need to create a local variable of TYPE ref to the class.The following technical details of method IS_SECURE_SESSION_ACTIVE can also be found below:
- Importing parameters
- Exporting parameters
- Changing parameters
- Returning parameters
- Exceptions
- Coding Examples
Parameters of Method IS_SECURE_SESSION_ACTIVE
.| Name | Type | Data Type | Description | Default Value |
| IS_ACTIVE | Returning | TYPE ABAP_BOOL | True if Secure Session Management is active |
Exceptions of Method IS_SECURE_SESSION_ACTIVE
This method does not have any exceptionsExample ABAP coding
This is a private Method so the below code can only be executed from within the class itself. I.e. from another method of the class.DATA: lo_class TYPE REF TO CL_ICF_SYSTEM_LOGIN.
DATA: lv_IS_ACTIVE TYPE ABAP_BOOL,
lv_other TYPE c.
CALL METHOD lo_class=>IS_SECURE_SESSION_ACTIVE(
RECEIVING
IS_ACTIVE = lv_IS_ACTIVE )
"Alternate coding for Method Call with returning parameter
lv_IS_ACTIVE = lo_class=>IS_SECURE_SESSION_ACTIVE( ).
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