SOA Management
This work center in SAP NetWeaver Administrator includes the following SOA administration functions:
Allows you to configure groups of Web service clients, deployed on your local client system. You can configure the Web service clients in composite applications by editing the ServiceGroups in these composite applications.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/appcommunication.
More information:
Configuring
Groups of Web Service Clients in Composite Application
Allows you to:
● configure groups of Web service clients, deployed on your local client system. You can configure the Web service clients following your own business case.
● group one or more service definitions in a configuration scenario and to assign configuration profiles to service definitions in this scenario.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/businesscfg.
More information:
Configuring Groups of
Web Service Clients in Configuration Scenarios
Grouping and
Configuring Web Services in Configuration Scenarios
Aallows you to specify the remote service’s address and the user authentication information for remote connections.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/destinations.
More information:
Destination
Service
Allows you to configure at one go one or more Web service clients running on the same consumer system to consume Web services provided by another system.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/destinationtemplates.
More information:
Creating Web
Service Physical Destinations
Allows you to manage the Java Connector Remote Function Call (JCo RFC) Destinations. You can view the existing destinations, edit user and gateway information, and create new destinations.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/jco-destinations.
More information: JCo RFC Destinations
Allows you to call information about communication channels and administer communication channels that are set up for the a non-central Adapter Engine.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/pi-channel-mon.
More information:
Monitoring
Communication Channels
Allows you to monitor messages in the AS Java, track their status, find errors that have occurred and establish what caused them.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/pi-msg-mon.
More information:
Monitoring
Messages
Allows you to get an overview of the current status of the Java Proxy Runtime (JPR).
You can access this application with the quick link: /nwa/pi-proxy-mon.
More information:
Monitoring
Java Proxy Runtime
Displays current technical data for the status of the selected Adapter Engine.
You can access this application with the quick link: /nwa/pi-engine-stat.
More information:
Displaying
Technical Data for the Adapter Engine
Use this application for message processing on the Adapter Engine. You can define rules according to which messages with different priorities (low, normal, or high) are processed. Use the attributes from the message header to define such rules.
You can access this application with the quick link: /nwa/pi-message-prio.
More information:
Prioritizing
the Processing of Messages
You can perform background processing if only you have selected an Adapter Engine as component for monitoring. Otherwise, you can use the Integration Engine archiving, for example.
You can access this application with the quick link: /nwa/pi-bcgnd-proc.
More information:
Performing
Background Processing
Allows you to publish Web services to the Services Registry.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/publicationrules.
More information:
Publishing to the
Services Registry
Using Web Services Reliable Messaging (WS-RM) you ensure that the communication between a Service Provider and a Service Customer is completed without errors. Use the analysis tools of the sequence monitor to find such errors. You can use the sequence monitor, for example, to view its status or to stop or restart faulty sequences.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/seqmon.
More information:
Monitoring
Sequences
Allows you to configure the UDDI Server and define settings for the Services Registry.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/srmanagement.
More information:
Configuring
the Services Registry
Allows you to configure individual Web services and Web service clients by applying runtime settings to them. You can also view the available Web services and Web service clients, as well as review the log and trace information for calls to or from Web service clients.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/ssadmin.
More information:
Configuring Individual
Web Services
Configuring Individual
Web Service Clients
Allows you to apply the settings of the HTTP proxy.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/middle-settings.
More information:
Configuring
Proxy Settings
Allows you to maintain a list of all provider systems that can be used by your local client one.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/systems.
More information: System Connections
Allows you to manage user accounts and their assignment to services interfaces.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/useraccmngt.
More information: User Account Management
Allows you to view and analyze the logs and traces of calls made to Web services and from Web service clients deployed on the system.
You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/ws-logs.
More information:
Viewing Web
Services Logs and Traces