Using Central Development Services |
Providing Java Dictionary Tables and Data Types |
Creating Dictionary Development Components |
Creating Data Types |
Initial Values |
Creating Structures |
Specifying Reference Fields |
Creating Tables |
Creating Indexes |
Specifying Database-Specific Parameters |
Database-Specific Parameters for MS SQL Server |
Database-Specific Parameters for DB2 for Z/OS |
Database-Specific Parameters for DB2 for Linux, Unix, and Windows |
Database-Specific Parameters for Oracle |
Creating Views |
Deploying Dictionary Development Components |
Editing Table Definitions |
Extracting Database Content |
Configuring the Dictionary Perspective |
Integrating Security Functions |
SAP NetWeaver Scheduler for Java |
Architecture |
Scheduler Job Definition, Job, and Task |
Developing and Scheduling Jobs |
Creating Job Definitions |
Job Definition |
JobBean Class |
Deployment Descriptors |
Job Scheduling Through the Scheduler API |
Getting a JNDI Reference to the Scheduler API |
Scheduling Jobs with Recurrent Start Conditions |
Scheduling Jobs with Cron Start Conditions |
Example: CronEntry |
Excluding Scheduled Job Executions from a Scheduler Task |
Reference |
Scheduler Job Start Conditions |
Scheduler Job Statuses |
job-definition.dtd |
Job Parameter |
Example: Job Parameters |
Server Downtime, Daylight Saving Time, and Time Shift |
Creating and Scheduling Your First Job |
Hello Job |
Creating the Hello Job Definition |
Creating an EJB Project |
Creating a Message-Driven Bean |
Setting the Build Path |
Developing the JobBean Class of the HelloJob |
Extending the JobBean Class with Job Parameters |
Editing the ejb-j2ee-engine.xml |
Creating and Editing the job-definition.xml |
Editing the application-j2ee-engine.xml |
Deploying the HelloJob |
Scheduling the HelloJob |
Creating a Scheduler Task for the HelloJob |
Scheduling Jobs |
Working with Jobs |
Working with Tasks |
Creating a Scheduler Task |
Setting Recurring Start Conditions |
Setting Cron Start Conditions |
Setting Simple Start Conditions |
Viewing Job Definitions |
Developing Logging-Enabled Applications |
Logging Overview |
How to Write Log and Trace Messages |
Logging |
Addressees of Log Messages |
How to Use Categories |
Types and Content of Log Messages |
Severities for Log Messages |
Tracing |
Addressees of Trace Messages |
How to Use Locations |
Types and Content of Trace Messages |
Severities for Trace Messages |
SAP Logging API |
Overview |
Sample Java Code with Logging |
Coding Recommendations |
Enabling Logging for Applications |
Identify the Output: Location or Category |
Enable Output Messages |
Message Output with Severity |
Program Flow for a Location |
The Master Gate |
SimpleLogger Class |
Basic Configuration Features |
Log (Destination) |
Formatter |
Filter |
Hierarchical Destination Inheritance |
Severity Evaluation |
Output File |
Advanced Configuration Features |
Relations Between Category and Location |
Multi-Threading |
Configuration Tool |
Calling the Configuration Tool |
Syntax and Semantics of the Properties File |
Support of Periodic Reloading |
Summary Highlights |
Tips and Tricks |
Administrative Issues |
Appendix A: Severity Levels |
Appendix B: Classes Hierarchy |
Appendix C: Default Behavior of Certain Objects |
Sample Logging Tutorial |
Creating an EJB Project for the HelloWorld Application |
Creating the HelloWorld EJB |
Exposing the EJB as a Web Service |
Implementing Logs in the HelloWorld Application |
Deploying the HelloWorld Application |
Testing the HelloWorld Application |
Viewing Logs of the HelloWorld Application |
Enabling Applications with Monitoring |
Enabling Standard Application Resources Administration |
JMX Service Interface |
Architecture |
Writing MBeans |
Connecting to an MBeanServer |
MBean Registration |
Access to an MBean |
Query MBeans |
Receiving Notifications |
JMX Client Structure |
Administration Adapter Service |
Java Application Monitoring |
Monitoring Concept |
Monitors Inside the Monitoring Tree |
Monitoring Resources with the Monitoring Framework |
The monitor-configuration.xml |
Template Monitors |
Using Template Monitors |
Instrumenting an Application to Provide Monitoring Data |
Creating and Editing Monitors |
Acquiring a Reference to the MBean Server |
Building ObjectName(s) for the Resource MBean(s) |
Registering the MBean |
Sending Monitoring Data Actively Via JMX Notifications |
Instrumenting the Application |
Example of Application Instrumented with Monitoring |
Designating the Variables You Want to Monitor |
Developing the Resource MBean and the monitor-configuration.xml |
Creating the Bank Name Text Monitor |
Creating the Bank Information Configuration Monitor |
Creating the BankRank StateMonitor |
Creating the Counter Desks Table Monitor |
Creating the Software Version Version Monitor |
Creating the Open for Clients Availability Monitor |
Creating the Served Clients Long Monitor |
Creating the All Clients Integer Monitor |
Creating the Transaction Frequency Frequency Monitor |
Creating the Transactions Over 10,000 EUR Quality-Rate Monitor |
Creating the Transaction Duration Duration Monitor |
Dynamically Installed Monitors |
Installing the Template |
Installing the Template-Based Monitors |
Registering the MBean |
Assigning Administrator Permissions |
A Programmatic Interface that Creates and Installs Monitors Dynamically |
Configuration Groups |
Simple Configuration Group |
Configuration Configuration Group |
Text Configuration Group |
Version Configuration Group |
Table Configuration Group |
Duration Configuration Group |
Frequency Configuration Group |
Integer Configuration Group |
Long Configuration Group |
Quality-Rate Configuration Group |
State Configuration Group |
Summary Nodes, Object Nodes and Monitors |
Installation of Summary and Object Nodes |
Installation of Monitors |
Installation of Table and State Monitors |
Uninstallation of Summary Nodes, Object Nodes, and Monitors |
Customization of Configuration Groups Using Third-Party Tools |
Retrieving Monitoring Data from an External Client via JMX |
Performance Monitors and Their Methods |
Non-Performance Monitors and Their Methods |
Using the Generic Configuration Reporter |
Types of Monitors and Their Usage |
Availability Monitor |
Integer Monitor |
Long Monitor |
Frequency Monitor |
Quality-Rate Monitor |
Duration Monitor |
Text Monitor |
State Monitor |
Table Monitor |
Version Monitor |
Configuration Monitor |
SAP Java Resource Adapter |