Runtime
Administration
Use
This procedure enables you to manage application statuses without restarting the corresponding service or the server on which they are located.
Prerequisites
You
must have logged on to the J2EE Engine Visual Administrator. To find out how,
see
Logging on to SAP
Engine.
You
must also have selected for runtime management the Deploy service that is
located on the server whose applications you want to administer. To find out
how, see
Accessing
Components.
Features
...
You can choose which view to use to access the tree of the deployed applications. The view is managed by three buttons at the bottom of the Runtime panel:
· Server – displays all deployed applications and the distribution of their components on the corresponding containers. They are grouped in a multilevel tree by:
i. servers in the cluster
ii. containers
iii. applications and
iv. components.
· Application – displays all deployed applications and the distribution of their components on the corresponding containers. They are grouped in a multilevel tree by:
...
i. applications
ii. servers
iii. containers and
iv. components.
· Container – displays all deployed applications and the distribution of their components on the corresponding containers. They are grouped in a multilevel tree by:
...
i. containers
ii. servers
iii. applications and
iv. components.
The next table contains the icons that the Runtime panel uses for the different application statuses. The application statuses are described in more details in Application Statuses.
Icon |
Name |
|
STARTING |
|
STARTED |
|
STOPPING |
|
STOPPED |
|
IMPLICIT STOPPED |
|
UPGRADE |
Activities
For more information about how to perform operations on the applications, see:
· Deploying and Updating an Application
· Starting and Stopping an Application