on 10-16-2007 11:39 AM
Ah, the fantastic search on sdn!!!
I'm sure this has been asked before but I can't find it... (either the question or the answer)
We have a J2EE application on NW2004s and I want to find how many users are logged on to the system.
(it's not EP)
Any quick answers will be appreciated and awarded.
thnx
kev
Hi Kevin,
I hope you find the solution in the following links:
/thread/33843 [original link is broken]
/thread/257952 [original link is broken]
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/f2/6a82270fd99844a65085bd90022fab/frameset.htm
Bye
Ankur
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Hello,
to get list of active user in J2EE start telnet
telnet <host> <telnet port>
log in as j2ee_admin, administrator or with any user with administrator priviledges.
to get list of available server nodes use command LSC.
You can choose any node by using jump command followed by node id.
execute for each node following commands:
add servlet_jsp
http_sessions full
List of telnet commands:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/4e/6e723964c11d45ad3aeca71482f084/frameset.htm
Drabik Radovan
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Kevin, please to disregard my previous response - just now see what you said about not wanting to know about users in ABAP stack. Sorry for the miscue.....
--Dean.
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Kevin,
Run program RSUSR000 from SE37 or SE38.
Dean Atteberry.
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Thanks Darryl, Gives me more info than before...
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Thank you for your answers above...
None of them help:
1. I'm not looking to find users logged on the ABAP engine
2. I'm not looking to find 'sessions' --> that's what the security provider link displays
I'm looking to find the the number of users currently logged in on the JAVA Engine.
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Log into NWA http://<host>:5<SYS#>00/nwa as J2EE_ADMIN
Go to Monitoring -> Java System Reports ->
Select "Reports" tab and select the view "Current Activities".
This will show current number of users and active users.
Darryl
Kevin,
You can check it from SU01 as well, if you are UME is ABAP.
Regards,
Hari.
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Hi,
As I know you can check logged users in AS JAVA using ..
Visual Administrator -> Server -> Services -> Security Provider -> Login Sessions.
Reward points if useful.
Regards,
Srujana.
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