Using Central Development ServicesJava DictionaryCreating Dictionary Development ComponentsDatentyp anlegenInitial ValuesStruktur anlegenReferenzfelderTabelle anlegenIndex anlegenSpecifying Database-Specific ParametersDatabase-Specific Parameters for MS SQL ServerDatabase-Specific Parameters for DB2 for Z/OSDatabase-Specific Parameters for DB2 for Linux, Unix, and WindowDatabase-Specific Parameters for OracleCreating ViewsTabelle deployenEditing Table DefinitionsExtracting Database ContentConfiguring the Dictionary PerspectiveIntegrating Security FunctionsProtecting ApplicationsGetting StartedConceptsApproaches to Protecting ApplicationsDeclarative and Programmatic AuthorizationNamed Permissions and Action PermissionsTasksProtecting Java Web ApplicationsSpecifying Authentication for Java ApplicationsSpecifying Authentication Mechanisms for Java ApplicationsCreating Application Roles for Web AccessCreating a Security ConstraintProtecting Web Dynpro ApplicationsCreating Development Components for UME ActionsCreating UME ActionsChecking PermissionsGetting the Current UserLogging Off ApplicationsDeveloping Authentication Enhancements on the AS JavaOverview of the Login Process in JAASIntegration of AS Java and UME AuthenticationUsing Login Modules to Protect Web ApplicationsUsing the HTTP Callback ClassesSAP Specific HTTP CallbacksChanging the User PasswordSingle Sign-on for Web ApplicationsSecurity SessionsChanging the User PasswordRemote AuthenticationPropagating Security Principals between Application ContainersTasksBenutzerdefiniertes Anmeldebild entwickelnCreate and Configure a Login ModuleCreating and Implementing the Login ModuleCreating a New Java ProjectSetting Required Classpaths to Compile the Java ProjectImplementing the Login Module Source CodeExporting the Login Module Class in a JAR FileCreating and Implementing the Configuration FilePreparing the Login Module for DeploymentCreating a New Enterprise ApplicationExporting a Deployable EAR FileAdding the JAR File and the Configuration File to the EAR FileDeploying the EAR to the AS JavaConfiguring the Login Module on the AS JavaExample Login ModuleViren-Scan-Schnittstelle integrierenErste SchritteVirenprüfung implementierenDestination Service APIInterfaces und Klassen des Destination-Service-APIAnwendungsbeispiele des Destination-Service-APISecure Connection Factory API für HTTPS-ClientsInterfaces und Klassen der Secure Connection FactoryAnwendungsbeispiele der Secure Connection FactoryDigital Signatures and Document Encryption APIInterfaces and Classes for Using Digital Signatures and EncryptiExamples for Using Digital SignaturesAdding User Management Functions to ApplicationsConceptsStandard Search and Simple SearchTasksUser Management Functions for UsersCreating UsersEditing Common User AttributesEditing Custom and Other User AttributesSearching for Users with Standard SearchSearching for Users with Simple SearchDisplaying UsersDeleting UsersUser Management Functions for GroupsCreating GroupsAssigning Users to GroupsEditing Group AttributesSearching for Groups with Standard SearchSearching for Groups with Simple SearchDisplaying GroupsDeleting GroupsUser Management Functions for RolesCreating RolesAssigning Users to RolesEditing Role AttributesSearching for Roles with Standard SearchSearching for Roles with Simple SearchDisplaying RolesDeleting RolesUsing Units of Measure and Currency DataUsing Web Services for Units of Measure and CurrencyConfiguring Destinations to ABAP System for Units of MeasureManaging the Content for Units of MeasureSynchronizing Units of Measure Data from a Back-End SystemConfiguring Destinations to ABAP System for CurrencyManaging the Currency ContentSynchronizing Currency Data from a Back-End SystemExporting ContentSAP NetWeaver Scheduler for JavaArchitectureScheduler Job Definition, Job, and TaskDeveloping and Scheduling JobsCreating Job DefinitionsJob DefinitionJobBean ClassDeployment DescriptorsJob Scheduling Through the Scheduler APIGetting a JNDI Reference to the Scheduler APIScheduling Jobs with Recurrent Start ConditionsScheduling Jobs with Cron Start ConditionsExample: CronEntryExcluding Scheduled Job Executions from a Scheduler TaskReferenceScheduler Job Start ConditionsScheduler Job Statusesjob-definition.dtdJob ParameterExample: Job ParametersServer Downtime, Daylight Saving Time, and Time ShiftCreating and Scheduling Your First JobHello JobCreating the Hello Job DefinitionCreating an EJB ProjectCreating a Message-Driven BeanSetting the Build PathDeveloping the JobBean Class of the HelloJobExtending the JobBean Class with Job ParametersEditing the ejb-j2ee-engine.xmlCreating and Editing the job-definition.xmlEditing the application-j2ee-engine.xmlDeploying the HelloJobScheduling the HelloJobCreating a Scheduler Task for the HelloJobScheduling JobsWorking with JobsWorking with TasksCreating a Scheduler TaskSetting Recurring Start ConditionsSetting Cron Start ConditionsSetting Simple Start ConditionsViewing Job DefinitionsDeveloping Logging-Enabled ApplicationsLogging OverviewHow to Write Log and Trace MessagesLoggingAddressees of Log MessagesHow to Use CategoriesTypes and Content of Log MessagesSeverities for Log MessagesTracingAddressees of Trace MessagesHow to Use LocationsTypes and Content of Trace MessagesSeverities for Trace MessagesSAP Logging APIOverviewSample Java Code with LoggingCoding RecommendationsEnabling Logging for ApplicationsIdentify the Output: Location or CategoryEnable Output MessagesMessage Output with SeverityProgram Flow for a LocationThe Master GateSimpleLogger ClassBasic Configuration FeaturesLog (Destination)FormatterFilterHierarchical Destination InheritanceSeverity EvaluationOutput FileAdvanced Configuration FeaturesRelations Between Category and LocationMulti-ThreadingConfiguration ToolCalling the Configuration ToolSyntax and Semantics of the Properties FileSupport of Periodic ReloadingSummary HighlightsTips and TricksAdministrative IssuesAppendix A: Severity LevelsAppendix B: Classes HierarchyAppendix C: Default Behavior of Certain ObjectsSample Logging TutorialCreating an EJB Project for the HelloWorld ApplicationCreating the HelloWorld EJBExposing the EJB as a Web ServiceImplementing Logs in the HelloWorld ApplicationDeploying the HelloWorld ApplicationTesting the HelloWorld ApplicationViewing Logs of the HelloWorld ApplicationEnabling Applications with MonitoringEnabling Standard Application Resources AdministrationJMX Service InterfaceArchitectureWriting MBeansConnecting to an MBeanServerMBean RegistrationAccess to an MBeanQuery MBeansReceiving NotificationsJMX Client StructureAdministration Adapter ServiceJMX AdapterJava Application MonitoringMonitoring ConceptMonitors Inside the Monitoring TreeMonitoring Resources with the Monitoring FrameworkThe monitor-configuration.xmlThe monitor-configuration.dtdTemplate MonitorsUsing Template MonitorsInstrumenting an Application to Provide Monitoring DataCreating and Editing MonitorsAcquiring a Reference to the MBean ServerBuilding ObjectName(s) for the Resource MBean(s)Registering the MBeanSending Monitoring Data Actively Via JMX NotificationsInstrumenting the ApplicationExample of Application Instrumented with MonitoringDesignating the Variables You Want to MonitorDeveloping the Resource MBean and the monitor-configuration.xmlCreating the Bank Name Text MonitorCreating the Bank Information Configuration MonitorCreating the Bank Rank State MonitorCreating the Counter Desks Table MonitorCreating the Software Version Version MonitorCreating the Open for Clients Availability MonitorCreating the Served Clients Long MonitorCreating the All Clients Integer MonitorCreating the Transaction Frequency Frequency MonitorCreating the Transactions Over 10,000 EUR Quality-Rate MonitorCreating the Transaction Duration Duration MonitorDynamically Installed MonitorsInstalling the TemplateInstalling the Template-Based MonitorsRegistering the MBeanAssigning Administrator PermissionsA Programmatic Interface that Creates and Installs Monitors DynaConfiguration GroupsSimple Configuration GroupConfiguration Configuration GroupText Configuration GroupVersion Configuration GroupTable Configuration GroupDuration Configuration GroupFrequency Configuration GroupInteger Configuration GroupLong Configuration GroupQuality-Rate Configuration GroupState Configuration GroupSummary Nodes, Object Nodes and MonitorsInstallation of Summary and Object NodesInstallation of MonitorsInstallation of Table and State MonitorsUninstallation of Summary Nodes, Object Nodes, and MonitorsCustomization of Configuration Groups Using Third-Party ToolsRetrieving Monitoring Data from an External Client via JMXPerformance Monitors and Their MethodsNon-Performance Monitors and Their MethodsUsing the Generic Configuration ReporterTypes of Monitors and Their UsageAvailability MonitorInteger MonitorLong MonitorFrequency MonitorQuality-Rate MonitorDuration MonitorText MonitorState MonitorTable MonitorVersion MonitorConfiguration Monitor
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