on 12-15-2014 9:27 AM
Hi experts,
in the night we had some troubles with our Solution Manager (Dual-Stack!).
Seens them the Java-Stack is not running.
Can I start the Java stack without making a restart of the complete landscape?
If I try to reach http://<server>:5<instace number>00 I get the error, that the Java instance is starting (since hours).
Therefore I am asking, if there is a simple way to restart the java-part only.
Kind regards
Stop your java stack, clean share memory and start again and share the logs std-Server0.out and std_dispacther.out.
Also, use jcmon or jsmon and check the state of server processes.
Perhaps, the issue could be because of high GC.
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Thx to all, I did restart also the "Process" via SMICM and after that it works.
Kind regards and thx to all
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Hi Christian,
if you have abap+java system then you can stop/start java instance using tcode SMICM
SMICM -> Administration -> J2EE Instance -> send soft shutdown ->
--> Restart
And Os Level-----------stopsap j2ee & startsap j2ee should also work.
For dual stack, you can also use JCMON/JSMON
profiles wise
"jcmon pf=<instance profile>"
I hope so this is helpful to you...
Bestregards,
Pravin
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The first reply is the one to answer your question. In addition to that you can use tools like JCMON/JSMON/Telnet to restart the Java processes.
RB
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Hi Christian,
Try with transaction SMICM -> Administration -> J2EE Instance or Cluster -> Restart -> Yes.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Martina
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