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User
Administration on SAP Web
AS Java 
The administrator
user created during installation depends on the data source used by the User
Management Engine (UME). To find out which administrator user you can use to
log on, see
Standard
Users.
The User Management
Engine (UME) provides the user management functions for Java applications. To
familiarize yourself with the UME,
see
User
Management Engine.
Authorizations to
use Java applications are either provided by J2EE security roles or by
UME actions. To familiarize yourself with the concepts
involved, see
Architecture of
Security Roles,
Security Roles,
and
Permissions, Actions,
and UME Roles.
You can use the following tools for user administration on the SAP Web AS Java:
·
User Management Engine (UME) administration
console
·
Security Provider
service of the
Visual
Administrator

Although you can create and modify users both in the UMEadministration console and in the Visual Administrator, we recommend that you use the UME administration console.
The table below shows tasks that you need to perform when required:
Reason |
Task |
More Information |
Activate the emergency user (SAP*) |
Use the emergency user if all administrator users are locked or you cannot log on to any applications because of incorrect configuration. |
|
Create, modify, or delete a user |
Administrate users
using the |
None |
Lock or unlock users |
|
None |
Assign users to groups or UME roles |
|
None |
Import or export user management data |
|
Use this function for mass operations. |
Create UME roles and assign actions to UME roles |
|
Use UME roles to assign authorizations to users or groups. |
Map J2EE security roles to users or groups |
|
|
Manage resources |
|
This allows you to allow or restrict user access to specific security-sensitive parts of the server. |
The table below shows tasks that you need to perform periodically:
Frequency |
Task |
Recommended Tool |
Daily |
Approve or reject newly registered users |
This function is
only available if you have set up user management accordingly. See |
If you have an Enterprise Portal in your installation, you also have to manage portal roles. For more information on portal roles, see:
·
Creating and Changing
Roles and Worksets
·
Role and User
Distribution to the SAP System
·
Upload of Roles from
ABAP-Based Systems