How to checked if someone is using AS JAVA ?

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus

Some month ago I started to administered BI NW 7.0 double stack.

I u2018am sure, that functionality of AS ABAP is used, but I really doubt if functionality of AS JAVA is used, so how to check if someone is used AS JAVA ?

Is this good idea to check:

Visual Administrator -> Cluster -> Server -> Services -> Performance Tracing -> Runtime -> JARM -> User Overview ?

Any other ideas ?

(I don't want to turn off AS JAVA and wait for telephone calls

In Performance Tracing -> Runtime -> JARM -> User Overview -> Call Num

first five entries are:

User name Num of Requests

< no user name>, 407624

J2EE_GUEST 23108

Anonymous Users 23068

Everyone 23068

SAP_J2EE_GUEST 11534

There are some other entries, but there is absolutely NO entries related to the users except administrators. Is this mean, that nobody was using AS JAVA functionality from u201CFirst Requestu201D time ?

Best Regards

Jan

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

JARM: Application Response Time Measurement, smilimar to ST03N.

But If you wanna get User stats, 2 ways:

• Security Provider---> User login Sessions

• Nwa--> Session Monitoring

Thanks

SM

[Former Member]

Hello Gurus

Thanks SM.

This is good idea, when You want to watch activity continuously, but when You want to check logs from time to time, is rather poor, because in my systems typical situation is, that some users log in to system very seldom to do something very important.

Thanks Shitij

It really helps me.

But I still don't understand what dos activity of users:

J2EE_GUEST

Anonymous Users

Everyone

SAP_J2EE_GUEST

Guest

and requests without related user name mean.

Is this only technical activity of BI system

or

real users are send some requests from that accounts.

Please consider: there is no requests related to real users instead of administrators.

Regards

Jan

[Former Member]

To check users logged into AS Java. Login to NWA (http://hostname:port/nwa) and go to Monitoring-->Java System Reports.

Here you can find no. of users logged in.

Regards,

Shitij