Web Dynpro Content Administrator
Overview
You can use the Web Dynpro Content Administrator to understand, manage and monitor the Web Dynpro content deployed on the J2EE Engine. This includes in particular Web Dynpro applications. When using adaptive RFC models, you can use this tool to define JCo destinations that were already created with the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio.
With its broad functions, the Web Dynpro Content Administrator enhances the Visual Administrator.
When you deploy a Web Dynpro application that uses an adaptive RFC model, the required JCo destinations are created in the development component containing the RFC model. These JCo destinations can be maintained with the Web Dynpro Content Administrator. The data you define for the JCo destinations are transferred to the System Landscape Directory (SLD) and stored there.
You can also define additional JCo destinations that are not deployed in a development component, irrespective of the Web Dynpro application. These JCo destinations are called „system-defined“ JCo destinations. You can find the detailed procedure under Creating JCo Destinations.
The functions of the Web Dynpro Content Administrator are listed below: These are:
· Activate and deactivate Web Dynpro applications
· Browse through the deployed Web Dynpro contents
· Use the search function to find specific content types, such as Web Dynpro applications, Web Dynpro components, and Web Dynpro models.
· Check the references defined between Web Dynpro applications and other deployed contents, such as J2EE libraries and J2EE services.
· Maintain the defined JCo destinations needed for the adaptive RFC model.
· Call the Web Dynpro application in a separate browser window.
· Call the Web Dynpro application in a preview.
· Check the connection to the assigned System Landscape Directory (SLD)
· Call the user interface for the System Landscape Directory (SLD) used
· Check the language resources (resource bundle) of Web Dynpro applications for different languages
Prerequisites
You have administrator rights for the J2EE Engine or SAP Enterprise Portal and can access a System Landscape Directory (SLD).
Access
The Web Dynpro Contest Administrator is installed with the J2EE Engine and can be launched from the Welcome page of the J2EE Engine with the URL http://<Host Name>:<Port Number>/webdynpro/welcomeby selecting Web Dynpro Content Administrator. The Web Dynpro Content Administrator is also part of the initial content of the SAP Enterprise Portal and can be launched in the portal with Content Administration → Web Dynpro and in the detailed navigation by choosing Web Dynpro Content Administrator.