Web
Dynpro Console
Purpose
Web Dynpro Console provides support for analyzing performance problems encountered by users, especially when problems manifest themselves as delayed response times. Delayed response times for a query can be caused by:
- Poor performance in the Web Dynpro framework
- Problems with the client, such as the browser
- Poor performance in the Web Dynpro application itself
- Unacceptable performance in the Web Dynpro model or back end
- Java Engine overload
- Incorrect settings in the J2EE Engine
Web Dynpro Console is also a tool used for monitoring Java Web Dynpro applications. It is delivered with Java Engine and is a standard component in the SAP NetWeaver Portal.
Prerequisites
You have administrator rights for Java Engine or for the portal. If you do not have these administrator rights, you will be unable to execute certain performance measurements.
Features
When you call Web Dynpro Console, a tree appears in the top left-hand section of the user interface. This tree serves as the user menu. Depending on your authorization role, you can call the functions assigned to your role in the various tree nodes. The role of the user currently logged on is displayed above the tree. To access the required data or to perform the measurements, navigate in the tree to the corresponding tree nodes. The user menu is made up of the following main areas:
Level 1 |
Level 2 |
Function |
Performance
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Web Dynpro Framework
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Monitoring performance of client side, framework, application, and backend side |
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Applications
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Application performance data: CompName, GrossTotal, GrossAvg, NetTotal, NetAvg, NoCalls, DataVolume (Elapsed Time and CPU Time); component-based graphics supported |
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Requests
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Top twenty requests, also displaying parameters User Name, RespTime, noComp, CompMaxTime |
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Model & Back End
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After completed backend roundtrips, JCo performance can be displayed. |
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Users
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Supports display of top users by calls and by time |
Settings
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Web Dynpro Framework
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Contains the global Web Dynpro configuration parameters |
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Console Application
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Information about the setting in the console itself: User data, authorizations, executed actions |
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Debug Configurator
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Settings for Web
Dynpro HTML Client, Page Builder, Application Integrator, Session Management,
Session Analysis, Enterprise SOA, JNDI and Runtime Repository,
localization; |
Sanity |
Check Application |
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About
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Server
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Information about Java Engine, Java Virtual Machine (VM) and the Web Dynpro Framework can be found in Engine and Java VM. This page provides details about the operating system, the VM version, free memory space and so on. In Web Dynpro Runtime, you can find various information, about the main version number and the Support Package for example |
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Applications
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Provides information about deployed applications and components. The table displays the names of the applications together with the application status (started yes/no). |
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Interfaces
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Shows available component interfaces and their component implementations |
Monitor
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Sessions
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The Session Navigator contains information about the session browser and the various attributes of a session. It also contains statistics about client and application sessions |
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Caches
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The Cache Monitor provides details of cache capacities |
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Check Application
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Displays JCo pool |
Invalidation of ARFC Cache |
Invalidation of ARFC Cache |