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As the figure AS Java Architecture (from Release 7.10) shows, analogous to the AS ABAP, the
message service of the AS Java provides a central message service for internal
communication. The Java message service also indicates which application servers and
nodes of the AS Java are available. Each node of the Java cluster can communicate directly
with the message service.
In the AS Java, the enqueue service holds logical locks. Each node of the Java cluster can
communicate directly with the enqueue service.
When the AS Java is accessed using a browser, the ICM receives requests, which are then
processed by the server processes.
Caution:
* This means: Numeric from Release 7.10. Although 7.20 is older than 7.03, for
example, it is numerically newer.
Figure 7: AS ABAP+Java (to Release 7.03), Such as SAP Solution Manager 7.1
As the figure AS ABAP+Java (to Release 7.03), Such as SAP Solution Manager 7.1 shows, the
same architectural principles apply in an SAP system that combines ABAP and Java
processes together, under the same SAP system ID, as for separate AS ABAP and AS Java
systems. Several special features apply, however.
Note:
An AS ABAP+Java system is also called a dual-stack system.
Caution:
* This means: Numeric to Release 7.0x. Although 7.20 is older than 7.03, for
example, it is numerically newer.
Since both runtime environments can answer requests via web protocols, the ICM can decide
whether the request is addressed to the AS ABAP or the AS Java runtime environment. It
decides this by means of the URL of the request. If the request is for the AS ABAP runtime
environment, such as the call of an ABAP Web Dynpro, the ICM forwards the request to the
ABAP dispatcher and the work processes respond to the request. If the request is for the Java
runtime environment, such as, the call of a Java Server Page (JSP), the ICM forwards the
request to the AS Java and one of the server processes responds to the request.
Business Example
As the SAP system administrator, you need to locate information about the application
servers and processes of your SAP system.
Examine the Application Server of an AS ABAP System
Examine the application servers of an SAP system that runs on AS ABAP.
1. Log on to your training system using the SAP GUI for Windows.
2. Locate the name of the application server you are currently logged on to.
1. Call the Java home page of the SAP Solution Manager 7.2 system SMJ in your web
browser.
2. Which AS Java-based application servers does this SAP Solution Manager system offer?
Business Example
As the SAP system administrator, you need to locate information about the application
servers and processes of your SAP system.
Examine the Application Server of an AS ABAP System
Examine the application servers of an SAP system that runs on AS ABAP.
1. Log on to your training system using the SAP GUI for Windows.
a) See the task description.
2. Locate the name of the application server you are currently logged on to.
a) Choose System → Status from the menu bar.
b) The name of the application server you are currently logged on to is shown in the
Server Name field. The name has the following structure <computer
name>_<SID>_<instance number>.
b) A list of all active AS ABAP application servers with their services is displayed.
1. Call the Java home page of the SAP Solution Manager 7.2 system SMJ in your web
browser.
a) Start a web browser.
2. Which AS Java-based application servers does this SAP Solution Manager system offer?
a) Call the System Information link on the Java home page.
c) The displayed view, Instances, shows the application servers of the SAP system.
When you select an application server, additional information is displayed in the Details
area.