
To ensure that access to the ECM stores using the ECM integration layer is functioning correctly, you can use the Generic Request and Message Generator to display information about the availability of the ECM integration layer and the connectors to content stores.
Templates for Availability Monitoring Scenarios
SAP ships templates for availability monitoring in the XML scenario template (customizing file) ECM_Heartbeat_Java Template.xml . The template file contains (successive) templates for the following monitoring scenarios:
ECM_J_RT
Displays the level of availability and the status of the ECM integration layer (with the number of connected connectors).
ECM_J_CO
Displays the level of availability of the connected connectors with access or no access to the content store.
If an error occurs, you must check whether the connector is configured correctly and whether the store is available.
To set up availability monitoring of the ECM integration layer, load the scenarios from the template file to the SAP system, configure system access for each scenario, then create a monitor for availability monitoring.
You have familiarized yourself with the purpose and use of the Generic Request and Message Generator (transaction GRMG).
1. Download XML Scenario Template (Customizing File)
In the Customer Service System (CSS), open Note
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Choose Note Administration .
Select the Attachments tab page.
Download the file ECMHeartbeatJAVA.zip .
Extract the file ECM_Heartbeat_Java Template.xml to your file system.
2. Upload Monitoring Scenarios to SAP System
Call transaction GRMG in the SAP system.
Choose .
Select the scenario template file ECM_Heartbeat_Java Template.xml in your file system.
Confirm the message GRMG Customizing successfully uploaded .
The system puts both scenarios ECM_J_RT and ECM_J_CO in the list of GRMG Availability Monitoring Scenarios .
3. Configure and Start Monitoring Scenarios in SAP System
In transaction GRMG, perform the following steps for each of the scenarios ECM_J_RT and ECM_J_CO:
Select the scenario and choose .
In the default URL, overwrite host and port with the host name and the port of the SAP system whose ECM integration layer you are using.
In the Editable Properties list, enter the logon data as follows:
Under LOGON_USER , enter the logon user
Under LOGON_PASSWORD , enter the password of the logon user
Select the scenarios ECM_J_RT and ECM_J_CO, and choose .
4. Generate and Start Monitor for Monitoring Scenarios
Call transaction RZ20 (CCMS Monitor Sets) in the SAP system.
Choose .
If you want to add the monitor of an existing monitor set, skip this step. If you want to create a new monitor set, proceed as follows:
Select the node My favorites and choose .
Enter the name of the monitor set, for example ECMI Java Monitor Set .
Create the monitor set and the monitor outside the protected SAP namespace.
Set the required attributes and confirm your entries.
The system puts the new monitor set in your worklist.
To generate the monitor, proceed as follows:
Select the monitor set in your worklist.
Choose .
Expand the entries for the system in which the monitoring scenarios are to run.
Select the entries ECM Java Connector Heartbeat and ECM Java Runtime Heartbeat .
Choose .
Enter the name of the monitor (for example, ECMI Java Monitor ) and confirm the entry.
The system generates and starts the new monitor. You can see the availability and status entries for the ECM integration layer and its connection to the connected stores.
You can start the monitor from the monitor set at any time using transaction RZ20.
5. Stop Monitoring Scenarios
Call transaction GRMG in the SAP system.
In the list of GRMG Availability Monitoring Scenarios , select both scenarios ECM_J_RT and ECM_J_CO.
Choose .
To restart the scenarios, you must reenable their execution in the Start/Stop menu.