Server Administration
This section covers initial setting up of the J2EE Engine system as well as further administration and configuration of the J2EE Engine. It must be considered by administrators and developers who perform deployment tasks and runtime administration and control.
· Starting and Stopping the J2EE Engine
Provides a procedure for starting and stopping the J2EE Engine after the installation.
· Backup and Recovery of the SAP Web Application Server (Java)
Provides information about backing up the SAP Web AS Java and the relevant database.
Provides general guidelines about the configuration of the J2EE Engine such as adding Java instances and server processes, working with the Template Configuration Tool, and tuning the engine for different J2EE scenarios.
· J2EE Engine Administration Tools
Contains tools for administration and configuration of the J2EE Engine – Visual Administrator, Shell Console Administrator, and Config Tool. These tools provide online and offline functions for administering and configuring the engine.
· System Landscape Administration with SAP NetWeaver Administrator
Provides information about using the SAP NetWeaver Administrator.
Covers initial and further configuration of managers and services.
· Administration of Central Services
This section deals with the Enqueue Service and the Message Service. They form the Central Services, which are part of each J2EE Cluster installation. The section describes the interfaces to the J2EE Engine and contains all you have to know for using, monitoring and administrating the Central Services.
Describes the general concepts of the monitoring system, the type of monitored data, how to interpret it, and how to configure the system or the applications running on J2EE Engine according to the monitoring signals.
· Logging
Describes the general concepts of the logging system and the tools you use for configuring and viewing logs and traces.
Provides security environment for applications that run on the J2EE Engine. Identifies the users that access the server resources, assigns security roles, sets up authentication modules, and monitors the user sessions.
· Administration and Configuration Of The Web Dynpro Runtime Environment
Describes the administration and configuration of the Web Dynpro runtime environment. This section also explains how to use the Web Dynpro Content Administrator for monitoring the Web Dynpro content that is deployed on the J2EE Engine and maintaining JCo destinations.
· Connecting the J2EE Engine to DBs
Provides Configuration Manager and Configuration Service for connecting to the database, managing the persistent data, and editing the configuration data of the J2EE Engine services and managers, as well as of the applications deployed on the server.
· SAP System Landscape Directory
The SAP System Landscape Directory (SLD)
functions as the central information provider in the enterprise system
landscape. It keeps information about all available products and the installed
system landscape up-to-date.
The SLD builds the foundation for the transition from single-system management
to system landscape management.
The Software Lifecycle Manger (SLM) guides you through the process of designing a required technical system landscape, including realizing new application systems, realizing new business scenarios, deploying application components, and updating support packages. The SLM is integrated with the SLD, it receives information from the SLD and stores information in the SLD.
· Administration of the XML Data Archiving Service
The XML Data Archiving Service (XML DAS) is one of the main components you need for XML-based data archiving and is used by both ABAP and JAVA applications. Before you can begin XML-based data archiving you must set up the different components involved and configure your systems. The XML DAS Administration is the main tool used in this process.
Contains a list of all services available on the J2EE Engine.
Contains a list of all managers available on the J2EE Engine.