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Procedure documentation Viewing System Properties  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

The SAP NetWeaver Administrator enables you to view the current system configuration of the J2EE Engine online. This includes the global dispatcher and server configuration as well as the particular instance configuration.

Using the SAP NetWeaver Administrator, you are able to:

      view the global properties that are valid for all dispatchers or all server processes within a cluster

      view custom local properties that are valid only for a specific cluster element

      view the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) parameters for a particular instance or cluster element.

If you want to change these settings, you have to use the Config Tool.

Procedure

To view the system properties, choose System Management Configuration System Properties and select the corresponding system configuration.

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View the global dispatcher / server properties

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The values of these properties are valid only if no custom values are set for a particular element.

       1.      Select Global dispatcher / server configuration.

       2.      To view the J2EE Engine managers or services’ properties, choose Kernel / Services.

       3.      Select a manager or a service.

On the Extended Details tab page you see all properties listed with the corresponding value. If there is a custom default value, then it is displayed as the custom value has priority over the default one. Otherwise, the default value is displayed.

       4.      To see both default and custom values, choose Display All Values.

To return to the current value of a property, choose Display Current Value.

View the JVM parameters of an instance

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       1.      Select an instance.

       2.      Choose Display All Values.

Under JVM Properties, view the properties that are listed with the global default and custom values.

View the global and local properties of a specific cluster element

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The values of the local custom properties have the highest priority, followed by the local default properties, global custom, and then the global default properties.

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       1.      Open the instance configuration.

       2.      Select a cluster element.

       3.      Choose Display All Values.

       4.      Under Details, there are three tabs displayed – JVM Properties, Kernel, and Services. The JVM Properties tab lists the properties that are available, while the other two tabs contain cluster element’s managers or services correspondingly.

       5.      Open one of the tabs and select a manager or service.

Under Extended Details, the corresponding properties are listed with the global default and custom values, and local default and custom values.

Modify global dispatcher / server properties

       1.      Select Global dispatcher / server configuration.

       2.      Select a cluster element.

       3.      In the Extended Details tab, select the property you want to change.

       4.      Choose Modify.

       5.      In the field, enter the new custom value.

       6.      Choose Set.

 Note

You can now see the default and the new custom value if you choose Display All Values.

       7.      If you want to get back to the default value, choose Restore to default.

Modify dispatcher / server properties on a particular instance

       1.      Choose the relevant instance.

       2.      Select the particular manager/service to modify.

Note

You are not able to modify JVM parameters.

       3.      Select the property you want to change.

       4.      Select Modify and enter the local default value.

       5.      If you want to make a local custom value, choose Modify again and enter the new value.

       6.      To view all the set values for this property, choose Display All Values.

       7.      You can get back to the default local or global values. To do this, choose Restore to default or Restore to global, respectively.

 

 

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