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What Every Administrator Needs to Know About Managing Portals

Patrick DixonIBM Global Business Services

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What We’ll Cover …

• Portal administration: Overview• Administering the Portal runtime• Administering Portal content• Administering Portal Java applications• Administering Portal roles and users• Wrap-up

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What Can We Administer?

• Portal runtime • Portal content • Portal roles and users• Portal Java software

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Portal Runtime

PCD

Portal system

• Consists of:The underlying SAP NetWeaver® platform

i.e., SAP NetWeaver usage type AS Java and ICMThe Portal server runtimePortal components (e.g., the Portal Content Directory [PCD])

SAP NetWeaver (usage type AS Java) server

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Portal Content

• All main Portal objects, including:RolesPagesWorksetsiViews

• … and not forgettingBrandingConnectionsUsers

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Portal Roles and User Management

• Roles can contain other roles, worksets, and pages

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Portal Java Software

• Delivered with SAP or third-party software components, SAP Business Suite business packages, etc.

Managed using SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI)Can be customized with SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio (NWDS)

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Universe of Portal Administration Tools

SAP Solution Manager

Visual Administrator*or

Config Tool

PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system

SAP NetWeaverAdministrator

JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME

* All functionality can be replaced by NWA – Visual Administrator is used for one system; NWA is built to monitor many systems

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Portal Runtime and Applications – Summary of Admin Tools


Visual Administrator* or

SAP J2EE Config Tool

PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME


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Source: SAP

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Components of SAP Solution Manager

Source: SAP

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Integration of SAP Solution Manager as a Project Tool

Source: SAP

Detail Status EntryStatus at any

document level

Executive DashboardWeb-enabled,

Deliverable-based Status,Milestone Status,

MS-Excel download,7-Keys to Success,

Industry Solution MapsICAP Accelerators, Business Process

Hierarchy, Process Flows, Documentation

Issue/Risk ManagementIssue/Risk creation,

Tracking, Status Reporting,

Web-enabled front-end

Ascendant SAP MethodsRoadmap withAccelerators,

Work Products, Work Breakdown

Structure

MS Project InterfaceBi-directional, update tasks in MS-Project

and SolMan BPH


Document Repository


Document Repository

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Portal Administration Tools




PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME


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SAP NetWeaver Administrator (NWA)

• SAP NetWeaver Administrator is the new central administration and monitoring tool for your SAP NetWeaver system landscape

• SAP NetWeaver Administrator is a Java application• It does not replace CCMS*, but rather complements it

* Displays CCMS RZ20 monitors

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What to Use NWA For

• AdministrationManage select applicationsStart and stop selected deployed Java application

• MonitoringAvailability checkCentral reportsLogs and traces

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Availability Check

• All systems that are monitored in the Central Monitoring System (CEN) can be observed by an availability check

• This check is realized by the agent CCMSPING, which calls the message servers of the monitored systems and sends availability data to the CEN every minute

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Central Report

• RZ20 Web view

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SAP Solution Manager vs. NWA

• SAP Solution ManagerEnables end-to-end application managementReactive in case of a problem

• SAP NetWeaver Administrator and Software LogisticsDaily system administrationLandscape monitoring and configurationProactive on a daily basisWeb Dynpro application for administration, monitoring, and configuration

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PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME


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Visual Administrator/J2EE Engine Configuration Tool

• Online: Visual Administrator

Note: All Visual Administrator functionality can be replaced by NWA – Visual Administrator is used for one system; NWA is built to monitor many systems

• Offline:J2EE Engine Configuration Tool

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Visual Administrator (Will Be Replaced by NWA)

• Enables online configuration of the application server’s elements

• Preconditions:Database has to be runningJ2EE server has to be running

• Usage:Configuration of services and managersRemote configurationStarting and stopping of servicesStopping an SAP Web AS Java instance

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SAP J2EE Configuration Tool

• Enables offline configuration of the Portal’s underlying Java application server

• Preconditions:Database has to be running

• Usage:VM Settings configurationConfiguration of Services and Managers

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Online System Configuration: Visual Administrator

• Change:PortsLog and trace configurationThread counts, queue sizes...

• Manage:HTTP AliasesJDBC Drivers/DataSourcesJCO RFC DestinationsJMS Topics, QueuesUser and User Groups…

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Offline Administration and Configuration: Config Tool

• Config tool</usr/sap/<SID>/JC<inst-nr>)/j2ee/configtool → configtool.bat

• Offline managementConfigure global, instance-based, and local propertiesSecure store propertiesVM settings …

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Use the Config Tool to Make Memory Settings

• Key parameters are Xms and Xmx

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PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME


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PCD (Portal Content Directory)

• The following shows the major components involved when working with the Portal Content Directory (PCD):

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Portal Content Studio

• Main interface for accessing components in the PCD:

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Administer PCD System Objects from Portal

• Logon method for SSO (Single Sign-On) can be set by the Portal administrator

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PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME


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Software Deployment Manager (SDM)

• Used to manage and deploy Java software packages running on SAP NetWeaver systems*

SAP or third-party software components, SAP Business Suite business packages, patches, systems changes, etc.These packages are really “zip” files in the following formats:

.EAR, .RAR, .SDA, or .SCA files • Code can be deployed again if it fails to deploy, and it

can also be un-deployed• The SDM graphical interface can be accessed directly or

from a remote system

* SDM also deploys code from NWDI and NWDS

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Software Deployment Manager (SDM) (cont.)

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Java Support Package Manager (JSPM)

• Java Support Package Manager can do the following:Apply Support Package StacksApply Support PackagesApply Support Packages Patches

• JSPM is integrated with the SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI)

JSPM detects SAP software components that have been modified and allows you to apply support packages to them

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Java Support Package Manager (JSPM) (cont.)

• Provides a Components view of deployed components

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PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME


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• NWDI provides central logistics control/change management of custom Java applications

It is analogous to the ABAP Correction and Transport System (CTS)

• It is used primarily for Web Dynpro applications

• It is administered via a Web UI

SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI)

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NWDI (Formerly the JDI)

• SAP NetWeaver Java Development Infrastructure (JDI)Allows change management Version control and transport between systemsEP7 – tight integration with Portal objects (roles, pages, etc.)

• Used to prevent Java developers needing access to SDM user ID and password

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NWDI vs. ABAP CMS

Source: SAP

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NWDI Components

• The NWDI supports development with the following services:

Design Time Repository (DTR)Versioning source code management; distributed development of software in teams; transport and replication of sources

Component Build Service (CBS)Central build of the source files in the DTR based on the component model

Change Management Service (CMS)Central administration of the Java development landscape and the transports covering the entire software lifecycle

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NWDI Infrastructure

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The Role of SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio (NWDS)

• Allows “administration” of programming by providing:Single tool to work with all types of Java projectsBased on Eclipse, the open development framework (see www.eclipse.org)Support for creating Web Dynpros for Java applicationsSupport for creating and calling Web ServicesSupport for creating standard J2EE applicationsSoftware lifecycle management for Java

Version controlCentral component buildsSoftware logistics: Transports

Integrates with the Portal and other SAP Java-based tools

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Scope of NWDS Application Development

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Software Lifecycle Using NWDS

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Eclipse Platform for NWDS

Integrates with the Portal and other SAP Java-based tools

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Visual Interface and Support for Adobe Forms

Integrates with:Portal and other SAP Java-Based Tools

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Example of Web Dynpro Presentation

Integrates with:Portal and other SAP Java-Based Tools

• The SAP Quicksizer Web Dynpro interface

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PCD


PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

NWDI

UME


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The Persistence Manager Controls User and Roles

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Persistence Manager

• Central place for reading and writing user-specific dataUsersGroupsRole assignments

• Uses persistence adapters to read/write data• Supports the database, LDAP directory, and SAP system

as a repositoryUser management

core layerPersistence Manager

DatabaseLDAP

directorySAP

system

Persistence adapters

User persistence store

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Persistence Manager (cont.)

• User partitioningSpecific user sets can be distributed across different repositories

Persistence Manager

DatabaseLDAP

directoriesSelf-registered, external users

Internal users

Example:

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Persistence Manager (cont.)

• Attribute partitioningSpecific user attributes can be distributed across different repositories

Persistence Manager

DatabaseLDAP

directoryRole assignments

(Portal-specific data)General user data

(application-independent)

Example:

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Persistence: Supported Repositories

• Database:Oracle 9.2Microsoft SQL Server 2000IBM DB2/UDB

• LDAP directory:Novell eDirectorySun ONE Directory ServerMicrosoft ADSSiemens DirX

• SAP System:SAP Web AS 6.20 or higher

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Roles — ABAP and Portal

• Persistence Manager controls access to data stores

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Roles — ABAP and Portal (cont.)

• Persistence Manager controls access to data stores (cont.)

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Roles — ABAP and Portal (cont.)

• Persistence Manager controls access to data stores (cont.)

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Portal Roles in an SAP NetWeaver Environment

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Roles Assignment – Part of User Administration

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PCDAdministration

Portal system


JSPM

SDM

NWDS

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PCDUME


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Architecture of the User Management Engine (UME)

• Persistence Manager controls access to data stores

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Features of User Management

• Web-based user administration• End-user self-registration

User can create an account in the Portal• Password management and policies

Configurable expiration datesInitial password and change at first logonLimit of failed logon attempts

• Flexible user persistence layer• Delegated administration

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User Administration

• Administration GUI completely based on iViews• User Administration functions:

Create usersCopy usersModify usersSearch for usersAssign users and groups to rolesSet or auto-create passwordSet date and time for user account activationLock/unlock usersView user account historyApprove/deny self-registered usersAdapt attributes contained in self-registrationEmail notifications for specified events

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User Self-Service

• User can change his or her profile• User can set a new password

During logon (for initial passwords, when expired)By changing user profile

• User can request new password (sent to user by email)• User self-registration

User fills out a simple registration formUser immediately becomes a guest userUser waits for approval by administrator to become a registered user

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Security Logging and Auditing

• Logging of all security-relevant information:User login (successful/failed)IP address of the user logged inUser logoffUser created/modifiedUser approval/denialUser locked/unlockedRole assignment changed

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Password Management

• Administration functions:Configure password policiesSet initial password for userAuto-create password for userReset passwordCustomizable “forgot password”process

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Password Management (cont.)

• Password policies:Minimum/maximum lengthNumeric characters allowed/mandatoryPassword different from user IDMixed case requiredSpecial characters requiredPassword expiry time period (days)Password must be changed at next logonNumber of failed logon attempts before account is locked

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Old Way of Moving Portal Object Between Environments

• Create an epa-file on your development system• Download it to your local file system (or use a

shared drive)• Move this file to your quality system and import it to

the PCD• After testing, import the epa-file to the production

system

To track where the epa-file was imported and if the import was successful, you had to use an additional tool where you had to manually enter data

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New Way: Enhanced CTS (Change and Transport System)

• Requirement:One dual stack system that is on SAP NetWeaver 7.0 SPS 12

This system is used for transporting The portal systems that are part of your transport route can useany release starting with NW04 SPS 9

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Using CTS+

• Transport process flow

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New Way: Enhanced CTS (Change and Transport System)

• The import itself is done with the help of SDM CTS+ converts your epa-file into a .SDA fileStarts the SDM as soon as the import is started

• In the protocols provided by CTS+, you can see if the import was successful

• Tip: How to Guide: How To Set Up and Use CTS+ in a Portal Environment (NW7.0) – available on www.sdn.sap.com

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Resources

• http://help.sap.comLots of NWDS tutorials

• www.sdn.sap.comAccessing the PCDPortal Roles and Authorization(Section) Web Dynpro for Java and ABAP

• www.sapfans.comGood source for Basis-related advice

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7 Key Points to Take Home

• SAP provides administration for implementation, configuration, and monitoring of your system

• Administration can often be done remotely • Change administration of Java components is possible

using the NWDI• Roles and user administration are related

security activities• Presentation interfaces are best built using the NWDS• NWDI should be on a standalone server • Developers need 2 GB of memory to run NWDS

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Your Turn!

How to contact me:Patrick Dixon

[email protected]

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