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J2ee_admin password

former_member759680
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Hello,

We changed the j2ee_admin password from ABAP(datasource).

Now we are able to log into Portal, Visual admin, etc.

However, we need to deploy SP using JSPM in a few days.

Do we need to update the same password in Configtool Secure Store?

Edited by: Gautam Poddar on Nov 25, 2009 7:48 AM

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Former Member
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you can do it online

also check if in between j2ee_admin got locked or not

Former Member
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Hi Gautam,

yes, you need to change your j2ee_admin in configtool with the same password.

The j2ee_admin's password is also stored in secure storage in the file system, so SDM is still using the old password and SDM (and also JSPM) can not reconnect to the J2EE engine anymore.

Please change the password in secure storage as follows:

start configtool <J2EE>/configtool/go.sh, select the secure store node

select the j2ee_admi/password/<SID> entry and enter the admin password,

choose file and apply to save your new password, then restart your SDM Server

cd /usr/sap/<SID>/<INSTANCE>/SDM/program/

./StopSDM.sh

./StartSDM.sh

the j2ee_admin user's password is changed in secure storage and you can deploy the SP's using the SDM.

Regards,

Gerd

former_member759680
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Hello Gerd,

Thanks a ton for the detailed reply.

Just one more doubt -

stopping and starting the SDM wont affect the Java instance?

Can I do it while users are logged in?

Former Member
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Hi,

Stopping starting the SDM will not affect the users.

But when applying the SP's in SDM it might pop up the question about restarting the cluster when applying....

Best do it when the system is quiescent...

Mark

Former Member
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Hello Gautam,

I'm not quite sure! you should arange a downtime while you restart the SDM. As of SAP Web AS Rel. 640 SP5 the SDM starts and stops the J2EE engine automatically is this be necessary because an offline deployment.

Regards,

Gerd