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Chapter 14 Using SAP Adapters
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If the activity does not complete within the specified time out interval, the activity will fail with
Failed (Not Completed) status.
Failed (Not Completed) status.
Stop Java Application Properties
Use the Stop Java Application activity to stop one or all Java applications on J2EE Engine servers.
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Application Name—Name of the application to be stopped
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Cluster IDs—Java Cluster IDs. Multiple IDs should be separated by space or commas
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Time out if not completed within—Time out interval (seconds, minutes) within which the activity
must complete. The default is 60 seconds. If the activity does not complete within the specified time
out interval, the activity will fail with Failed (Not Completed) status.
must complete. The default is 60 seconds. If the activity does not complete within the specified time
out interval, the activity will fail with Failed (Not Completed) status.
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Click the time unit link to change the timed out interval from seconds to minutes.
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Uncheck the check box to disable the field.
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Synchronous—Check the check box to determine whether the command output is synchronous or
asynchronous (true or false)
asynchronous (true or false)
Stop Java Application Properties – Result
The Stop Java Application - Result read-only page displays the result of the Stop Java Application
activity. When the synchron switch is specified, the following is displayed.
activity. When the synchron switch is specified, the following is displayed.
“Application <app_name> has been stopped.”
There is no message detail when the synchron switch is not specified.
Stop Java Application Instance Properties
The Stop Java Application read-only page displays the properties used to stop one or all Java applications
on J2EE Engine servers.
on J2EE Engine servers.
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Application Name—Java application name.
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Cluster IDs—Java Cluster IDs
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Time out if not completed within—Time out interval (seconds, minutes) within which the activity
must complete. The default is 60 seconds.
must complete. The default is 60 seconds.
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If the activity does not complete within the specified time out interval, the activity will fail with
Failed (Not Completed) status.
Failed (Not Completed) status.
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Synchronous—Determines whether the command output is synchronous or asynchronous (true or
false)? If selected, the command output is synchronous. If cleared, the command output is
asynchronous.
false)? If selected, the command output is synchronous. If cleared, the command output is
asynchronous.
SAP Java Shell Command Properties
Use the SAP Java Shell Command activity to execute a shell command on an SAP Java server. The
activity will support only SAP Java application server targets that use Telnet connection.
activity will support only SAP Java application server targets that use Telnet connection.
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Browse—Click Browse to launch the Select Shell Command dialog and select the Command and
Command Group to populate the fields on this page.
Command Group to populate the fields on this page.
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Command—Shell command name