on 05-18-2009 2:42 PM
Chaps,
We are looking at using the Java stack in solution manager. At the moment we are just using the ABAP stack for basic RZ20 monitoring / alerting etc. Typically what scenarios would you use the Java stack for, what would you momitor ? I am keen to hear of anyone else out there that is activily using the java stack .....
Thanks guys
Nick
whatever you monitor in ABAP stack (as seen performance wise), same you can do for Java Stack too. Like you get EWA for ABAP systems in Solution Manager, and then analyze and implement various recommendations, same can be done for Java Stack too.
and the Monitoring the Java Stack 'Links' by ccms, CCMS for Java Stack, refer the diagnostics link on marketplace for every details
987835 - How to define Solutions in SMSY for Diagnostics
976054 - Availability of EWA for Non ABAP components
http://service.sap.com/diagnosctics and Monitoring section of SDN, for availability monitoring and GRMG monitoring
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Thanks guys .....
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Hi,
Please check this link
https://websmp102.sap-ag.de/~sapdownload/011000358700000100012005E expecially from page 11 onwards.
You can monitor,
1. Java Performance - Workload Analysis eg: Top Java servlets
Exceptions such as logs, dumps (program terminations)
Tracking of software chages(Code), Configuration Changes (like VA), RFC Changes, Implemented notes etc... JAVA Trace analysis with Wily introscope transaction trace.
EWA for ABAP and JAVA
JAVA Thread dump analysis
Java Memory analysis like GC Heap, GC occurances, and so on...
Hope this helps.
Feel free to revert back.
-=-Ragu
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