SAP Netweaver Portal Technology: The Complete Reference
- 10h 8m
- Rabi Jay
- McGraw-Hill/Osborne
- 2008
Your Hands-on Guide to SAP NetWeaver Portal Technology
Master SAP NetWeaver Portal with the most comprehensive, step-by-step reference available on the entire portal implementation life cycle. Written by SAP architect Rabi Jay, this book provides everything you need to plan, design, install, configure, and administer SAP NetWeaver Portal, including SAP NetWeaver Application Server Java.
SAP NetWeaver Portal Technology: The Complete Reference is filled with detailed descriptions, numerous illustrations, and hundreds of expert tips. Design and deploy portals with high availability, scalability, and performance. Implement single sign-on to backend systems and integrate SAP and non-SAP applications. Configure reliable J2EE engine and portal security, and devise a flawless portal backup and restore strategy. Improve performance using portal workload, GC, thread dump, and HTTP analysis.
- Plan futuristically using PAM, release planning, and maintenance strategy
- Design global portals using federated portal networks and external-facing portals
- Implement self-registration and delegated user and content administration
- Enable authorization using security zones, UME actions, and ACL permissions
- Manage users centrally using LDAP, UME, and Identity Management
- Implement user-, type-, and attribute-based authentication
- Brand your portal using portal desktop rules, themes, and framework pages
- Configure portal transports, and deploy patches and business packages using JSPM
- Monitor your portal using CCMS and GRMG Availability Monitoring
- Manage your portal centrally using NWA and maintain systems using SLD
About the Author
Rabi Jay is an SAP consultant with more than 10 years of experience in SAP ABAP and Java technology. He teaches training courses in SAP NetWeaver Portal administration and development.
In this Book
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Introduction to SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Portal
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SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Portal Building Blocks
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IT Practices, IT Scenarios, and Usage Types for NW Portal
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PAM, Release Strategy, Maintenance Strategy, and Support Strategy
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Using Scenario and Process Component List Application
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J2EE Architecture
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High Availability for Portals
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Sizing and Scalability
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Web Infrastructure Components
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Preparing for Portal Installation
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Portal Installation
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Post-Installation Steps
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Developing Content and Assigning Permissions
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Developing iViews and Pages
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Developing Roles and Worksets
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Using Business Packages
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Changing Portal Look and Feel: Branding
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Connecting to SAP and Non-SAP Backend Systems
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Implementing Federated Portals
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Implementing External-Facing Portals
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Portal Backup and Restore
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Transporting Portal Content
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Installing Support Packages Using Java Support Package Manager
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Implementing Delegated Content and System Administration
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Implementing Delegated User Administration
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Troubleshooting Portal Using Logs and Traces
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Analyzing and Troubleshooting Portal Performance
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Portal Monitoring
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JVM Garbage Collection Analysis
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JVM Thread Dump Analysis
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HTTP Performance Analysis
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Configuring CCMS Monitoring and GRMG Availability Monitoring
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Tuning Portal Performance
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Implementing Authorization Using Permissions, Security Zones, and UME Actions
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UME Architecture Components
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Administering Users with User Management Tool
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Configuring UME Datasource
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Configuring Portal Authentication
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Transferring Role Between Portal and SAP
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Implementing Single Sign-On to SAP and Non-SAP Systems
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Implementing SSL on the J2EE Engine
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Implementing Portal Network Security
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System Landscape Directory
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Configuring and Using NetWeaver Administrator
