Technology Components for Internet

1. Which of the following technology components can be used together with an SAP R/3 Enterprise system?

A. SAP Internet Transaction Server (SAP ITS) B. Internet Communication Manager (ICM) C. SAP J2EE Engine

2. Which tools can you use to administer an SAP ITS? Commands at operating system level Transaction SITS in the SAP system ITS Administration tool

Microsoft Management Console with the SAP ITS Snap-In 3. Which statement is correct?

A. The ICM is implemented as a thread and is available for a large number of operating systems.

B. You can use an instance profile parameter to configure how many ICMs are started for each dispatcher.

C. SAP recommends that you operate a separate ICM for each client in an SAP system.

D. None of the above answers is correct. 4. The ICM is relevant only for applications based on BSPs.

True False

5. For SAP ITS implementation you do not need any third party Web server as this functionality is now built in the ITS Server

True False

6. If Web server is implemented SAP ITS’s Agate should be installed on the same host

True False

7. The Application Gate (Agate) component of SAP ITS communicates with the SAP R/3 using the TCP/IP protocol

True False

8. We will need a Java enabled web browser to access SAP R/3 thru the SAP ITS Server. Specially, if bsp based applications are accessed.

True False

9. No separate administrative instance is required to manage / control the SAP ITS services and performance parameters.

True False

10. ICM acts as a web server, so you do not need a separate web server to handle HTTP, HTTPs or SMTP requests.

11. Internet Communication Framework provides the environment to handle Java requests

True False

12. ICF is the bridge b/w the C kernel and the SAP system.

True False

13. The following transaction is used to maintain ICF services A. SMICM

B. SMICF C. SICF D. SCOT

14. We can configure multiple ICMs in a SAP system (one each with every instance)

True False

15. The communication b/w work processes and ICM happens thru : FastRFC

Jco

Memory Pipes Transactional RFC

16. Transaction SMICM is used configure, administer and monitor ICM

True False

17. You can monitor ICM from the OS using the icmon utility

True False

18. To find out whether ICM theard was started with the SAP instance we can use the following transaction

SM50 SM51 RZ20 SM66

19. To check the status of J2EE Engine we use the transaction SMICM

True False

20. In which trace/log file can you identify whether the SAP J2EE Engine was correctly started?

A. dev_w0 B. dev_disp C. dev_icm D. sapstart.log

21. What are the names of the significant components that make up the SAP J2EE Engine?

A. Clusters B. Dispatchers C. Servers

E. ICM

22. Which statement(s) is/are correct?

A. The SAP Web dispatcher stores system information in a small local database.

B. The SAP Web dispatcher knows the capacity of all application servers in the SAP system.

C. The SAP Web dispatcher makes a firewall superfluous.

Unit 23 : Globalization

1. Which statements are correct with regard to globalization?

The logon language for the SAP system is determined by the country version. A country version must always be imported as an add-on before it can be

used.

Time zones can be attached to a user master record or an object.

The time zone from the user master record is taken into account in all SAP Basis/SAP Web AS transactions.

Before time zones can be used, they must be defined in the system, together with any daylight saving time definition.

A global company must essentially be mapped as a single client in a single SAP system, as otherwise no integrated business processes are possible. 2. Time zone setting can be defined for each user. This information is stored in the User Master Record.

True False

3. SAP Basis transaction are almost always done using user time zone.

True False

4. What must be taken into account when importing an additional language into an SAP system?

After the actual import of the language package, language-dependent texts from Support Packages that have already been imported must also be imported using transaction SMLT.

The Support Packages that had been imported into the SAP system at the time of the language import must be completely imported again using transaction SPAM.

Languages that are not completely translated require a supplementation language to fill translation gaps.

All available languages are already available in the database of the SAP system and you must now use transaction SMLT to make them known in the system.

You can use transaction SMLT to perform the language import in parallel using multiple R3trans processes.

5. We can use the Translation Workbench ( Tcode SE63) to translate language dependent text

True False

6. Which statements are correct with regard to code pages?

Every language requires a separate, individual code page.

Multiple code pages can be operated simultaneously on an instance in one client in an SAP system.

With Unicode, all characters that are relevant for business can be mapped in one single code page. MDMP is then no longer required.

During an upgrade from SAP R/3 4.x to SAP Web AS 6.20/SAP R/3 Enterprise, an SAP R/3 system is automatically converted to Unicode. This is known as Unicode migration (Unicode Switch Upgrade). With MDMP, one character is basically represented by one byte. Unicode uses two bytes to represent every character.