J2SE adapter engine monitoring.

[former_member192375]

Hi,

I have setup GRMG monitoring for a J2SE adapter engine in our landscape. I have set up a HTTP RFC destination in SM59. In the HTTP RFC destination, type H, I have specified the "Target Host" (FQHN) the "Service No." (8200 default J2SE installation port) and a "Path Prefix" (/rtc). The security is set to Basic and I have used a PIRWBUSER that I have setup on the J2SE Adapter Engine with role Administator. In the GRMG template I insert the RFC destination.

I have also inserted the ID, ESR, RWB, SLD and the Central Adapter framework of the PI system in the GRMG template, then deployed the template on the monitoring server. I am able to successfully monitor the other components except for the J2SE adapter.

I have to concede that when I test the RFC destination to the J2SE adapter it does not work. I think the J2SE adapter is up, as I can connect to the administrator. Even when I put the url ("host:port/rtc") for the J2SE adapter in my browser, it then request to login. After I have logged in, it gives a error "The Page can not be found".

It would be most appreciated if someone can shed some light on this issue.

Regards

Willie Hugo

[former_member192375]

Problem solved. In the template the scenario name "<scenname>XI_DIR</scenname>" I have changed to "<scenname>PI_DIR</scenname>". And for all the other scenarios. If this is done the CCMS monitor does not pick it up. Once I have changed the scenario name back the problem was solved.

Also the cookies comment above in the RCC destination helped with the J2SE monitoring.

[former_member192375]

Hi,

I have now been able to get GRMG not to complain of any of the SAP compontent that I have uploaded via the GRMG template file and this includes the J2SE adapter.

My problem is now that in RZ20 I can not get the JAVA component heartbeats to be displayed. The integration engine are is no problem though.

Any advice to solve this problem?

Regards

Willie Hugo

[former_member192375]

FTS SAP Basis,

Thanks for that advice. However once I have set the "Accept cookies" to "Yes", and once again I do a "Connection Test", the result I get "ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED". Also remember when I try to connect to the URL "http://host:8200/rtc", it requests a login, but then display "The page can not be displayed".

Any other suggestions are welcome.

Regards

Willie Hugo

[former_member231292]

You need to allow cookies in the RFC destination:

Special options - Accept cookies = Yes