show currently registered users on java stack

[former_member184680]

Hello,

am I able to show the currently registered users on a java stack and on which server they work like transaction AL08 on a abap stack?

Is it possible to use something like the login groups for the abap stack to prevent the login on a server as a preperation for a restart of an instance?

Thanks

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

There are various ways to see j2ee users, however none is as good as AL08.

with browser over nwa:

http://<hostname>:<httpport>/nwa -> system administration -> monitoring -> session monitoring

with visual admin tool:

visual admin tool -> server node -> services -> Security provider -> login sessions

with telnet admin:

telnet <hostname> 5<instnr>08 -> >lsc -> >jump <serverid> -> >add servlet_jsp -> >http_sessions

Concerning logon groups you could either use a webdispatcher, or you might give this a try: [Configuring Logon Groups on AS Java|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/EN/45/3dbe11a82b6bf1e10000000a1553f6/frameset.htm]

I never tried it on java, so i cannot tell, if this is going to work.

Cheers Michael

[samrat_mutukuri]

How about in the current version scenario ?

[Former Member]

Hi,

yes you can see list of users currently logged in to java stack.

1) Login to your Portal through browser with adminuser (like j2ee_admin/administrator)

2) click on System Administration tab ---> Monitoring

3) In the left pane click on Portal --> Request Overview

What do mean by currently registered, do you mean users created in java stack? If yes then you can see this by Portal User Administartion. In search criteria you has to select "UME Database".

Regarding logingroup like ABAP you can do the loadbalancing if you have multiple application server but you has to install additional component Webdispatcher

Regrds

Mrinal