SAP Library - Administration Manual

Administration Manual

Network and Cluster Infrastructure

SAP Web Application Server with ABAP and Java

Communication Between the ICM and J2EE Engine

icm/HTTP/j2ee_<xx>

Administration of the J2EE Engine

Profile Parameters for the J2EE Engine

Using an Intermediary Server to Connect to the J2EE Engine

Configuring the Apache Web Server as the Intermediary Server

Load Balancing Between Many Java Instances

Installation Information

Licensing of the J2EE Engine

Requesting and Installing the SAP License

Post-Installation Procedures

Deploying the SAP Java Cryptographic Toolkit

Changing the Startup Mode for the SSL Provider

Activating Secure Storage in the File System

Specifying the J2EE Engine Client to Use for Logon Tickets

Using Web AS ABAP User Management as Data Source for the UME

Server Administration

Starting and Stopping the J2EE Engine

Starting and Stopping the SAP Web AS ABAP+J2EE System

Starting and Stopping the SAP Web AS J2EE System (Windows)

Starting and Stopping the SAP Web AS J2EE System (UNIX)

Architecture of the Java Startup and Control Framework

Java Startup and Control Framework

Startup, Operation and Shutdown of a Java Instance

Shutdown and Restart of the Whole J2EE Engine Cluster

Administration of the Java Startup and Control Framework

Developer Trace and Log Files

Trace and Log File Error Messages

Incrementing/Decrementing the Trace Level

Creating a Stack Trace

Configuration of the Java Startup and Control Framework

Program Arguments

SAP Profile Parameters

Monitoring – JCmon

Checking That All Processes Are Running

Restarting a Single Process

Troubleshooting

Trace and Log File Error Messages

Message Server is Not Available (in dev_jcontrol)

Invalid Shared Library Path (in dev_<component name>)

Invalid Administration Shared Memory

The J2EE Engine Does Not Come Up After 800 Seconds

1. Check That the J2EE Engine Was Started

2. Check the JControl Developer Trace File

3. Check the Instance Bootstrap Developer Trace File

4. Check the Instance Bootstrap Log File from the Java VM

5. Check the Output from the Instance Bootstrap Java Class

6. Check Whether the Instance Bootstrap Terminates

A Missing instance.properties File

Backup and Recovery of the SAP Web Application Server (Java)

J2EE Engine Configuration

Setting Up the Java Cluster

Adding Java Instances

Adding Server Processes

Template Installer

Template Configuration Tool

When To Use Template Configuration Tool?

Selecting the Appropriate Template

Starting the Template Configuration Tool

Applying a Configuration

Restoring a Configuration

Tuning the Engine for J2EE Scenarios

Tuning Web Container

Tuning EJB Request Processing

Tuning Remote Communication

Tuning Database Connectivity

Tuning JMS Provider

J2EE Engine Administration Tools

Visual Administrator

Getting Started with the Visual Administrator

Logging on to the J2EE Engine

Creating a New Connection Entry

Accessing Components

Using the Global Configuration

Shell Console Administrator

Config Tool

The GUI Config Tool

Connecting to a Database

Config Tool Utilities

Server Configuration

Configuring Instance Properties

Configuring Cluster Elements

Modifying Manager or Service Properties

Exporting and Importing a Configuration

Managing Secure Store Data

UME LDAP Configuration Tool

The Text-Only Config Tool

Connecting to a Database

Configuring the Global Properties

Configuring Instance Properties

Configuring Cluster Element Properties

Administration Manual

Enabling Debugging

Reference

Administration Manual

Settings of the SAP Management Console

System Landscape Administration with SAP NetWeaver Administrator

Configuring the SAP NetWeaver Administrator

Configuring and Activating the Administrative SLD

Making Connection Settings Between CEN and SLD

Configuring the NWA – Basic Configuration

Configuring the Connections Between the ABAP and Java Stacks of

Configuring the Connections from the NWA to the Administered Jav

Connecting a Monitored ABAP System to the Administrative SLD

Connecting a Monitored Java System to the Administrative SLD

Entering Monitored ABAP Systems in CEN

Registering a CCMS Agent SAPCCM4X

SAP NetWeaver Administrator Security Roles

Configuring User Administration

System Landscape Selection

Defining System Selections

System Management

Administration Work Center

Managing the Selected Systems

Managing the Deployed Applications

Using the Advanced Search Option

UME User Administration

Types of Users

Default Groups

Self-Registration

Activating the Emergency User

User Management Administration Console

User Profile

Resetting User Passwords

Locking or Unlocking Users

Maintaining Certificate Mappings Manually

UME Roles

Permissions, Actions, and UME Roles

Manually Replicating User Data

Import and Export of User Management Data

Monitoring Work Center

Identify the Central Monitoring System for the NW Administrator

Monitoring System Availability with the NW Administrator

Display Central Reports in the NW Administrator

Java System Reports

Viewing Charts and Reports

Configuring History Properties

Creating, Editing, and Deleting Charts

Creating, Editing, and Deleting Reports

Monitor Browser

Logs and Traces

Predefined View

Filtering and Viewing Logs and Traces in SAP Logs View

Filtering and Viewing Logs and Traces in Last 24 Hours View

Filtering and Viewing Logs and Traces in Alert View

Filtering and Viewing Traces in Default Trace View

Filtering and Viewing Logs and Traces in Text Formatted Traces V

Filtering and Viewing Logs and Traces in Expert View

Filtering and Viewing Logs and Traces in Archives View

Filtering and Viewing Logs and Traces in Standalone Log Viewer V

Creating, Exporting and Importing Custom Views

Searching Log and Trace Records

List of Columns for Logs and Traces

Customizing Columns for Logs and Traces

Downloading Log and Trace Records

Active and Inactive Monitors

Checking and Modifying the Monitor State

Modifying the State of a Set of Monitors

Active Monitors

Configuration Work Center

Application Module Configuration

Runtime Configuration of Web Modules

Managing Servlet and Filter Settings

Configuring Welcome Pages, Error Pages, MIME Types, and Response

Configuring Component Mappings

Configuring References

Configuring Cookies

Configuring Additional Settings

Viewing EJB Modules

Application Resource Configuration

Managing JDBC DataSources

Managing JDBC DataSource Aliases

Viewing Resource Adapter Configuration

Modifying Managed Connection Factories

Managing JMS-Related Application Resources

Managing JMS Connection Factory References

Virtual Host Configuration Using SAP NetWeaver Administrator

Creating a New Virtual Host

Configuring the General Properties

Defining HTTP Aliases on a Virtual Host

Activating and Deactivating Application Aliases

Logon Group Configuration

Creating a New Logon Group

Adding Instances to a Logon Group

Adding Application Aliases to a Logon Group

Viewing System Properties

Log Configuration

Configuring Logs and Traces

System Analysis

Performance Work Center

Application Profiler

Start Profiling

Working with the Profiled Data

EndToEnd Trace

Starting the Activity Trace

Analyzing Server Function Calls

Analyzing Database Function Calls

Analyzing Function Calls from External Systems

Using the Static Trace

J2EE Config Browser

Deploy & Change

Template Installer

J2EE Engine Administration

Core System Modules

Class Loading System

Registering References

ClassLoader Reference Viewer

Working with the Reference Viewer

Thread System

Configuring the Thread Pool

Configuring the Request Queue

Dynamic Allocation/Reallocation of Resources

Cluster Manager Configuration

Configuring Cluster Elements

Managing Cluster Elements Startup and Shutdown

Communication Management

Configuring the Message Server Communication

Configuring the Session Communication

Configuring the Lazy Communication

Connections Manipulation

Ports Management

Service Management

Setting Service Load Timeout

Setting Service Stop Timeout

Setting Event Timeout

Administration Services

JMX Notification Service

JMX Adapter Service

Connecting and Working Using Telnet

Web Container

HTTP Provider Service

Requests Parsing

Using Logon Groups for Load Balancing

Configuring Logon Groups on AS Java

Configuring Logon Groups Using Configuration Files

Configuring Heterogeneous Load Balancing

Setting up HTTP Provider Service to Accept Incoming Requests

Mapping Ports

Certificate Login When Using SSL-enabled Proxy

Configuring Rules for HTTP Responses Compression

Virtual Hosting

Creating a New Virtual Host

HTTP Alias

Defining HTTP Aliases on a Virtual Host

Application Alias

Activating and Deactivating Application Aliases

Managing Virtual Hosts Caches

Changing the Root Directory of a Virtual Host

Setting the Start Page of a Virtual Host

Configuring the Zone Separator

Configuring Persistent Connections

Limiting the Length of the Requests Headers

Limiting the Length of the Request Body

Long Data Transfer Mechanism

Setting up the Size of the InputStream Read Buffer

Specifying the Size of the File Buffer

Update the HTTP Cache Content

Configuring the HTTP Cache

Configuring HTTP Responses Caching by Client Caches

Configure Traces and Logs for HTTP Communication

Enabling HTTP Traces

Tracing HTTP Requests Using Session Tracing

HTTP Access Logs

Enabling Logging on a Virtual Host

Logging in Common Log File Format

Logging Additional Information

HTTP Access Logging Specifics When Using Solution Manager Diagno

Masking Security-sensitive Data in the HTTP Access Log

Troubleshooting Application Errors

Managing MIME Types

Specifying Welcome Files

Web Container Service

Response Chunking

Specifying Compilation Time of JSP Files

Specifying Servlet Execution Destroy Timeout

Setting up the Compiler

Configuring Headers That Affect Dynamic Response Compression

Configuring the Name of the Multipart Body Request Attribute

Delaying User Authentication

Providing Custom Response Messages When Requesting Stopped Appli

Isolating Running Web Applications from Productive Client Reques

Enable and Configure Tracing for Web Applications

Troubleshooting 404 "File Not Found" Errors

Runtime Administration of Web Applications

Managing Welcome Pages, Error Pages, and Response Status Codes

Managing Tag Libraries

Mapping Servlets and Filters

References

Managing Enterprise Bean Remote References

Managing Enterprise Bean Local References

Managing Resource References

Managing Environment Entries

Managing Resource Environment Entries

Managing Component References

Managing Context Parameters

Managing MIME Mappings

Additional Configuration Settings

EJB Container

Monitoring Enterprise Beans

Runtime Changes in Deployed Enterprise Beans

Changing Enterprise Beans Properties at Runtime

Generating persistent.xml for Container-Managed Entity Beans

Enabling IIOP Support for EJB Applications

Starting and Stopping Message-Driven Beans

Naming System

Assigning and Removing Access Permissions

Browsing the Naming Tree

Transactions and Resource Handling

Transaction Service

Local Resource in Propagated Transaction

Transaction Timeout Management

Connector Container Service

Viewing Resource Adapter Configuration

Modifying Loader References

Modifying ManagedConnectionFactory Properties

Cloning a Resource Adapter Configuration

JDBC Connector Service

Creating a DataSource with JDBC 1.x Driver

Creating a DataSource with JDBC 2.0 Driver

DataSource Data Import and Export

Managing Connection Pooling

Connection Transaction Isolation

Managing Aliases

Deploying and Removing JDBC Drivers

Defining and Un-defining JDBC Drivers

SQL Engine

Initializing the Database

DataSource Monitoring

JMS Connector Service

Registering a JMS ConnectionFactory using JNDI-Based Provider

Registering a JMS ConnectionFactory using Non-JNDI Provider

Registering a JMS Destination

Editing JMS ConnectionFactory and Destination

JMS ConnectionFactory and JMS Destination Import and Export

Deploying and Removing a JMS Library

Defining and Un-defining a JMS Library

Managing JMS Connections Number

Integrating an External JMS Provider

Deploy Service

Runtime Administration

Deploying and Updating an Application

Removing an Application

Starting and Stopping an Application

Getting a Client JAR

Setting a Failover Mode

Deployment Operations

Application Statuses

Utility Services

File Transfer Service

HTTP Tunneling Service

Java Mail Client Service

Memory Info Service

Runtime Info Provider Service

Web Application Server Integration

ABAP Communicator Service

JCo RFC Provider Service

Registering a Destination

Configuring an RFC Destination to use a Secure Network Connectio

Connecting J2EE Engine to the CCMS

JMS Administration

Managing Instances

Managing Topics and Queues

Managing JMS Connection Factories

Remote Objects Communication Services

P4 Provider Service

Managing the Underlying Transport Layers

Allowing Access to a Host

Limiting the Size of P4 Requests

Remote Objects Communication Within a Single JVM

Runtime Information

IIOP Provider Service

Remote Object Container Service

Web Services Container Service

Configuring Global Settings

UDDI and SLD Publication

Managing the UDDI Client

Managing the UDDI Server

Proxy Configuration

Web Service Logging and Tracing

Destination Service

Maintaining HTTP and Web Service Destinations

Maintaining RFC Destinations

Failover System

Specifying the Failover Persistent Storage

Administration of Central Services

Locking Adapter Service

Architecture of the Locking Adapter Service

Creating and Releasing Locks

Administration of the Locking Adapter Service Using the Console

Troubleshooting

Application Locking Service

Administration of Application Locking Service Using the Console

Message Info Service

Architecture of the Message Info Service

Monitoring

Techniques for Problem Detection

Availability Monitoring of J2EE Engine and Java-Based Applicatio

Enabling the Availability Monitoring of J2EE Engine

Availability Monitoring of J2EE Applications

Enabling the Availability Monitoring of the PMI Service

The GRMG Runtime Control in the Visual Administrator

Adding Tags

Editing and Removing Tags

Using Comments Inside the Visual Administrator

Saving Your Work. Uploading the XML to the CCMS.

Displaying J2EE Availability Data in the CCMS

Distributed Statistics Records (DSRs)

Prerequisites/Settings for Displaying J2EE DSR/Traces in the CCM

Displaying DSRs/Performance Traces of the J2EE Engine in the CCM

Performance Analysis with DSRs

Performance Analysis with Raw Statistical Data in the Functional

Functions and Structure of DSRs

Passport

DSR Example: Simple Transaction Step

State Monitoring

Monitoring the Status of the J2EE Engine Using the CCMS

State Monitoring in the Visual Administrator

Customizing the Configuration of a Monitor

Understanding the Data History

System Info Application

Techniques for Problem Analysis

Performance Trace

Activating the Performance Trace

Performance Trace Recordings

Application Tracing

Using the Application Tracing Runtime Control

Application Tracing Settings

Managing Applications

Enabling Session Tracing

Single Activity Trace

Activating the Single Activity Trace

Java Application Response Time Measurement

Switching the JARM Monitoring On and Off

JARM Runtime Views

Configuring Tables

Filter Configuration

Limiting the Number of Components Per Request

Activating the JARM Trace

Open SQL Monitoring

SQL Trace

Launching the SQL Trace

Activating and Deactivating SQL Trace

Evaluating the SQL Trace

SQL Trace Filtering

SQL Trace File Administration

Table Buffer Monitor

SyncLog Monitor

Connection Monitor

Catalog Buffer Monitor

Displaying J2EE Engine Monitoring Data in the CCMS

Creating Your Own CCMS Monitor for a J2EE Engine

Logging

Logging Features

Log Configuration

General Rules for Using Logs and Traces in J2EE Engine

Working with the Simple Mode

Working with the Advanced Mode

Adding, Editing, and Removing Log Formatters

Adding, Editing, and Removing Log Destinations

Adding, Editing, and Removing Log Controllers

Archiving Logs

Parallel Work with Log Configurator Service Runtime Plugin

Configuring System Critical Logs

Log Severities

Log Viewer

Quick Reference to Log Viewer Use Cases

Log Types and Formats

Integrated Log Viewer

Standalone Log Viewer

Starting and Stopping the Standalone Log Viewer

Configuring the Connection from the Client to a Server

Installing the Log Viewer as a Service

Registering Logs via the Socket Connection

Command Line Log Viewer

Log Viewer User Interface

Viewing Logs

Adding Log Files

Adding Log Files from a Log Directory

Customizing Columns for Logs

Searching Log Records

Filtering Log Records

Sorting Log Records

Merging Logs

Using the Refresh Function

Opening Archives of Log Files

Opening Log Files in Microsoft Excel

List of Columns for List and SAT Trace Formatted Logs

Log Viewer Icons

Generation of the Log File Monitoring Template

Reconfiguring Log File Monitoring

Log File Monitoring Templates

Monitoring the J2EE Log Files in the CCMS

J2EE Engine Security

An Overview of the Security-Related Services

Security Provider Service

User Storage Service

Key Storage Service

SSL Provider Service

SAML Authentication Service

Secure Storage Service

Destination Service

Network Security

Key Storage Service

Managing Key Storage Views

Managing Entries

Creating a Key Pair and Public-Key Certificate

Managing the Credentials and Trusted Certificates to Use SSL

Managing Code Based Permissions

Managing Cryptography Providers

Transport Layer Security on the SAP J2EE Engine

Configuring the Use of SSL on the SAP J2EE Engine

Deploying the SAP Java Cryptographic Toolkit

Changing the Startup Mode for the SSL Provider

Creating the Server's Key Pair to Use for SSL

Exporting the SSL Key Pair from the ABAP System

Assigning the Key Pair to Use for a Specific SSL Port

Testing the SSL Connection

Using SSL to the SAP J2EE Engine via the ICM

Using SSL With an Intermediary Server

Configuring SSL When the SAP Web Dispatcher is the Intermediary

Configuring the SAP Web Dispatcher to Terminate the SSL Connecti

Configuring SNC (SAP J2EE Engine ( ABAP Engine)

Installing the SAP Cryptographic Library on the SAP J2EE Engine

Creating an SNC PSE for the SAP J2EE Engine

Creating Credentials for the SAP J2EE Engine

Exchanging Public-Key Certificates

Setting the SNC Parameters

Maintaining the System ACL on the Application Server

Destination Service

Maintaining HTTP and Web Service Destinations

Maintaining RFC Destinations

Authentication on the J2EE Engine

Declarative and Programmatic Authentication

Managing Login Modules

Managing Policy Configurations

Authentication Schemes

Authentication Scheme

Changing the authschemes.xml File

Defining an Authentication Scheme

Defining References to Authentication Schemes

Assigning an Authentication Scheme to an iView

Authentication Schemes Shipped with SAP Web AS Java

Configuring Authentication Mechanisms

Using Basic Authentication (User ID and Password)

Using Client Certificates for User Authentication

Configuring the Use of Client Certificates for Authentication

Modifying Client Certificate Authentication Options

Using Stored Certificate Mappings

Maintaining Certificate Mappings Manually

Maintaining Certificate Mappings Automatically

Using Rules Based on Client Certificate Subject Names

Using Rules Based on Client Certificate V3 Extensions

Defining Rules for Filtering Client Certificates

Using Client Certificates via an Intermediary Server

Using Security Session IDs for Single Sign-On Between Applicatio

Using Logon Tickets for Single Sign-On

Configuring the Use of Logon Tickets

Adjusting the Login Module Stacks for Using Logon Tickets

Sample Login Module Stacks for Using Logon Tickets

Specifying the J2EE Engine Client to Use for Logon Tickets

Replacing the Public-Key Certificate to Use for Logon Tickets

Configuring the J2EE Engine to Accept Logon Tickets

Checking or Updating the Certificates of Trusted Systems

Exporting the Ticket-Issuing Server's Public-key Certificate

Testing the Use of Logon Tickets

Changing the Login Module Options for Creating Logon Tickets

Configuring SAP Web AS ABAP to Accept Logon Tickets from the J2E

Using Single Sign-On with Resource Adapters

Using SAML Assertions for Single Sign-On

Mapping SAML Principals to SAP J2EE Engine User IDs

Configuring the Use of SAML

Configuring the SAML Parameters

Adjusting the Login Module Stacks for Using SAML

Accessing an Application that Accepts SAML Assertions

Changing the Startup Mode for the SAML Service

The SAML Test Application

Setting Up the SAML Test Application

Using the SAML Test Application

Outbound Partner Parameters Used by the Test Application

Example SAML Mapping Module Used by the SAML Test Application

Using Kerberos Authentication for Single Sign-On

Key Distribution Center Configuration

Configuring the UME

Configuring the UME when Using ADS Data Sources for Kerberos

Configuring the UME when Using Non-ADS Data Sources

Wizard-based Configuration for Kerberos Authentication

Step 1: Prerequisites

Step 2: Kerberos Realm

Step 3: Resolution Mode

Step 4: Policy Configuration

Step 5: Confirmation

Troubleshooting

Accessing J2EE Engine with Kerberos Authentication

Using Header Variables for User Authentication

Adjusting the Login Module Stacks for Using Header Variables

Using Anonymous Logon to Access the Portal

Configuring Anonymous Logon with Named Anonymous Users

Users and Authorizations on the J2EE Engine

Concept of Interchangeable User Stores

User Management Engine

DBMS User Store

Managing User Stores Using the Visual Administrator

User Store Configuration

Changing User Store Configuration Options

Managing User Store Login Modules

User and Authorization Administration

UME User Administration

Types of Users

Default Groups

Self-Registration

Activating the Emergency User

User Management Administration Console

User Profile

Resetting User Passwords

Locking or Unlocking Users

Maintaining Certificate Mappings Manually

UME Roles

Permissions, Actions, and UME Roles

Manually Replicating User Data

Import and Export of User Management Data

J2EE Engine User Management Using the Visual Administrator

Managing Users

Creating and Removing Users

Managing User Certificates

Viewing User Information

Managing Groups

Security Roles Management

Architecture of Security Roles

Applying Security Constraints to a Security Role

Mapping Users and Groups

Changing the Administrator's Password and Updating it in Secure

Managing Resources

Managing Protection Domains

Web Services Security

Secure Storage for Application-Specific Data

Replacing an Application’s Secret Key

Managing Login Sessions

Administration/Configuration of Web Dynpro Runtime Environment

Web Dynpro Content Administrator

Structure of the Web Dynpro Content Administrator

Creating JCo Destinations

Maintaining JCo Destinations

Starting Assigned SLDs

Checking SLD Connections

Browse and Search Function

Activating and Deactivating Applications

Defining and Maintaining Text Mapping

Setting up a Web Dynpro Application for a Logon Ticket

Web Dynpro Console

Monitoring a Web Dynpro Archive in the Console

Performance Data Within the Request Response Cycle

Display of Performance Data for the Web Dynpro Framework

Determination of Performance Data for Clients

Obtaining Performance Data About the Standard Client

Measuring the Performance of Web Dynpro Applications

Display of Performance Data for Requests

Display of Performance Data for the Model or Backend

Display of Performance Data for Users

Web Dynpro-Specific URL Parameters

URL Generation Service

Configuring the Destination URL for the Adobe Document Services

Availability Monitoring for Web Dynpro Applications

Configuring the Web Dynpro Runtime Environment

Connecting the J2EE Engine to DBs

Configuration Manager

Configuring a Database Connection

Security Aspects for the Database Connection

Configuration Adapter Service

Configuration Objects

Managing Configuration Objects

Configuration Monitoring

Configuration Cache Management

SAP System Landscape Directory

CIM Concept

Component Information

System Landscape Description

Security Roles

Administrative Activities

Logging On as Administrator

Starting and Stopping the SLD Service

Displaying System Information

Configuring the SAP System Landscape Directory

Making Server Settings

Creating a System Message

System Monitoring

Making Settings for the Data Supplier Bridge (on the SLD Server)

Maintaining Data

Maintaining Data in the SLD Reported by the Data Suppliers

Navigating in the Structure View

Importing CIM Instances

Creating Exports and Backups of CIM Instances

Exporting CIM Instances

Component Repository Exports: Scenarios

Backing Up CIM Instances

Tracing Instance Modifications

Administering Namespaces

Technical System Landscape

Displaying Technical Systems

Maintaining Data About Registered Systems (Web AS ABAP)

Registering Standalone Java Systems

Registering Third-Party Systems

Maintaining Additional Data About Web AS Java Systems

Configuration for the SAP Exchange Infrastructure

Configuration of SAP and Third-Party Systems

Manually Registering SAP Web AS ABAP Systems

Manually Registering a Product for an Add-On

Configuring an SAP Business System

Registration of Third-Party Systems

Defining Third-Party Software

Defining a Third-Party Software Component

Configuring a Third-Party System

Configuring a Third-Party Business System

Software Catalog

Software Components and Software Products

Displaying the Software Catalog

Maintaining Third-Party Products

Software Dependencies

Displaying Dependencies Between Software Component Versions

Defining Additional Software Dependencies

Deleting Software Dependencies

Name Reservation

Set-Up of the Name Reservation Service

Creating a Record for a Name Server

Defining a Namespace Prefix

Object Name Categories

Displaying and Copying Namespace Prefixes

Reserving a Single Name

Maintaining Reserved Names

Data Suppliers for the SAP System Landscape Directory

Architecture Overview of the SLD Data Suppliers

SLD Data Supplier for ABAP-Based Systems

Configuring the SLD Data Supplier: Default Settings

Global Settings

Making Settings for Using RFC to Send Data to the SLD Bridge

Making Settings for Using a CCMS Agent

Making Settings for the Data Supplier Bridge (in an ABAP System)

Setting the Time Interval for Collecting Data

Data Collection Programs

Data Collection Programs: Overview

Adding and Removing Data Collection Programs

Activating and Deactivating Data Collection Programs

Testing Data Collection Programs

Starting and Stopping the Data Collection Programs

SLD Data Supplier for J2EE-Based Systems

Setting Up the SLD Data Supplier (J2EE)

Overview of Parameters for the SLD Service

Information About the SLD Service in the Visual Administrator

Configuring the Interface for CIM Client Generation

Additional Functions of the SLD Service

Software Lifecycle Manager

Viewing the Existing System Landscape

Planning to Realize New Systems

Planning to Realize New Scenarios

Step 1: Selecting Scenarios

Step 2: Selecting Software

Step 3: Selecting Systems

Step 4: Handling Conflicts

Step 5: Selecting Support Packages

Planning to Deploy Application Components

Enabling Realized Scenarios

Planning to Update Support Packages

Viewing and Confirming Plans

JNet Icons in the SLM

Adding, Editing and Removing Edges Between Application Systems

Viewing Realized Scenarios

Maintaining Solution Data

Administration of the XML Data Archiving Service

Define Archive Stores

Test Archive Stores

Synchronize Home Path

Assign Archive Stores

List Archive Paths

Pack and Unpack Resources

Additional Configuration and Tuning Parameters

Services Overview

Managers Overview

Administration of SAP NetWeaver Java Development Infrastructure

Post Installation Steps of Usage Type DI

Step 1: Configuring Database and AS Java

Step 2: Set Up Privileges, Roles and Groups

Granting Initial Privileges

Step 3a: Prepare the System Landscape Directory (SLD)

Step 3b: Set Up the Name Service

Step 3c: Creating a Software Component in the SLD

Step 4: Configure the CBS Server

Step 5: Prepare CMS

Creating Domains

Creating a Development Track

Getting Started – Change Management Administration

Scenario 2+: Preparation

Creating Users and Assigning Groups

Step 3c: Creating a Software Component in the SLD

Creating a Domain and Track in the CMS

Checking In and Importing Required SCs

Software Assembly and Delivery Process

Scenario 2+: Step 7 – Consolidate Changes

Scenario 2+: Step 8 – Create Version (Assembly)

Scenario 2+: Step 9 – Import Version into Test System

Scenario 2+: Step 10 – Approve Transport

Scenario 2+: Step 11 – Import into Production System

Scenario 3: Preparation

Creating Users and Assigning Groups

Creating Software Components in the SLD

Creating a Domain and First Track in the CMS

Creating a Second Track

Connecting Tracks

Checking In and Importing Required SCs

Software Assembly and Delivery Process

Scenario 3: Step 4 – Release Changes for Consolidation

Scenario 3: Step 5 – Consolidate Changes

Scenario 3: Step 6 – Create Version (Assembly)

Scenario 3: Step 7 – Import Version into Test System

Scenario 3: Step 8 – Approve Transport

Scenario 3: Step 9 – Import into Production System

Scenario 3: Step 10 – Import into the Follow-On Track

Scenario 3: Step 13 – Release and Transport

Configuring JDI User Management

Roles in the Component Build Service

Authorizations in Change Management Service

Roles in the Change Management Service

Track-Specific Authorizations

Editing Track-Specific Authorizations

User Authentication and User Authorization in the DTR

User Authentication

User Authorization in the Design Time Repository

Privileges

Granting Privileges

Groups in DTR

Access Control Lists (ACL) in the DTR

User Management Steps After Installation

Granting Initial Privileges

Editing the Emergency User

Authorizations for the DTR Client

Configuration Parameters

Configuring DTR Clients

Administration of the Change Management Service

Launching the NW JDI Web User Interface

URL Parameters for CMS Web UI

Landscape Configurator

Configuring a Domain

Naming Conventions

Creating a Development Track

Package Types

Loading the Software Component Configuration

Configuring Runtime Systems

Where-Used Check for Runtime Systems

Editing CBS Build Compartment XML

Build Options

Creating an XI Track

Editing a Track

Copying a Track (Save As ...)

Deleting a Track

Track Connections

Creating a Track Connection

Editing Track Connection Options

Track Details

Updating the CMS

Consistency Checks for Tracks

Resolving Inconsistencies

Transport Studio

General Functions in CMS Tables

Checking In Software Component Archives

Configuring Check-In Options

Imports

Details and Logs

History

Restoring the System State

Unlocking Transports

Changing the Status of the Import Lock

Creating a Software Component Archive (Assembly)

Quality Assurance (Approval)

Forwarding Software Component Archives

System State

Appendix

Repair Scenario

CMS Command Line Client

Administration of the Design Time Repository Server

DTR Server Configuration

DTR Database

J2EE Engine

DTR – Configuration Areas

Logging

Administration of Server Contents

DTR Command Line Client

Starting and Stopping the Command Line Client

Local, Remote and Browse Paths

CHECKIN

CLIENTS

CLOSEWORKSPACE / CLOSEWS

MKPROPAGATIONLIST / MKPL

REOPENWORKSPACE / REOPENWS

Creating Workspace Folders and Workspaces

Finding and Listing Activities

Integrate activities

Administering Propagation Lists

Checking In Activities of Other Users

DTR Administrator Plug-In

Using the DTR Administrator Plug-In

Browser-Based Configuration and Query Tools in the DTR

Administration of the Component Build Service Server

CBS Server: Preparation

Installing the Component Build Service

Configuring the System for the CBS

Deploying the Component Build Service

Configuring the Component Build Service

Checking Access to the Component Build Server

CBS Logging

Component Build Service Properties

Database Tuning

Administration of the Server Contents in the CBS

CBS Web UI

Launching the CBS Web UI

Views and Administration in the CBS Web UI

CBS Web UI: Buildspaces View

Using the CBS Buildspace Details View

Managing Buildspaces in the CBS

Editing Buildspace Settings

Deleting Buildspaces

CBS Web UI: Activities View

Searching in the Activities View

CBS Web UI: Requests View

Searching in the Requests View

CBS Web UI: Compartments View

CBS Web UI: Development Components View

CBS Web UI: CBS Development Components DC Details

Triggering a DC Build

Downloading DC Archives

Icons in the CBS Web UI

CBS Command Line Tool

Installing the CBS Command Line Tool

Running CBS Tool on Windows Platforms

Running CBS Tool on Linux/Unix Platforms

Dialog Mode for the CBS Tool

First Steps in the CBS Tool

Establishing a CBS Connection

User Messages and Technical Messages

Batch Mode in the CBS Tool

Commands for the CBS Command Line Tool

Alphabetical List of the Commands in the CBS Command Line Tool

Troubleshooting in the CBS

Monitoring the SAP Java NetWeaver Development Infrastructure

Monitoring the JDI with JARM

Monitoring DTR and CBS with JMX

Monitoring the JDI with GRMG