To locate your application, in the navigation pane, choose the node  SAP Systems <SID> <instance host and number> AS Java Aliases . The result pane displays the started applications, their aliases, and other details. If necessary, launch the application.

More information: Launching Deployed Applications from the SAP MC.

To monitor the Web, EJB, and remote-object requests to your application using HTTP and RMI, in the navigation pane, choose the Sessions, EJB sessions, or Remote Object node from the AS Java tree structure respectively. The result pane displays details about the incoming requests.

To monitor the threads that process the requests, in the navigation pane, select the Threads node from the AS Java tree structure. Locate the threads that serve the incoming requests (if necessary, use the column filter options). Details about the threads such as the task executed by the thread, start time, user triggering the request, status, and so on, are displayed in the result pane.

To monitor the status of the Java processes, from the AS Java tree structure, choose the Process Table node.

To view the overall cache and thread system information, from the AS Java tree structure, choose the Caches or Threads node.

To view the overall VM performance, from the AS Java tree structure, choose the GC History or Heap Memory node.

To monitor the current data reported for every monitoring tree element, expand the Current Status tree structure and choose the relevant tree element. In the result pane, the SAP MC displays the current state of the system and the most severe current alerts. The table in the result pane displays the relevant monitors, their value, and the time the value was last measured.

To monitor the most severe alerts in the system, expand the Open Alerts tree structure and choose the relevant monitor. In the result pane, the SAP MC displays the most severe alerts that have occurred in the system. The table in the result pane displays the relevant monitors, their value, and the time the alert last occurred. This view does not necessarily reflect the current state of the system.

To acknowledge the alerts in the system with an ABAP backend, select the Current status or Open Alerts node from the tree structure of the relevant instance. From the context menu, choose All Alerts. The Alert Inbox appears where you can browse the alerts and acknowledge them.

For Java systems, you can configure the threshold values and activate or deactivate monitors from the Java System Reports.

More information: Managing Monitors with the Monitor Browser

For ABAP systems, you can configure the threshold values in the Alert Monitor.

More information: Changing Properties in the Alert Monitoring Tree

Register the monitored system with a central monitoring system.

Set the profile parameter ccms/enable_agent=1

To view detailed information, select the Database node.

In the logon-dialog box, enter your user-ID as user SAP ADM or SAP SID.

To display information about the created worker threads, from the ICM tree structure, choose the Thread List sub-node.

To display information about the existing connections, from the ICM tree structure, choose the Connection List sub-node.

To display information about all objects currently in the ICM Server Cache, from the ICM tree structure, choose the Cache List sub-node.

To display information about the proxy server list, from the ICM tree structure, choose the Proxy List sub-node.