A.SAP Internet Transaction Server (SAP ITS), standalone

B.Internet Communication Manager (ICM)

C.Web Dynpro ABAP

D.SAP Internet Transaction Server (SAP ITS), integrated

E.Web Dynpro Java

A.Definition of a system user that is used by the SAP system to log on to the directory server

B.Maintenance of host name, port number and product name of the directory server inside the SAP system

C.Creation of an RFC destination of type "S" pointing to the directory server

D.Creation of an RFC connection of type "T" to the LDAP connector

E.Creation of an SAP user (type "system") that is used by the directory server to connect to the SAP system

A.Configure and activate an SMTP node using transaction SCOT (SAPconnect: Administration).

B.Configure and activate the ICF service for SAPconnect using transaction SICF (Maintain Services).

C.Create an RFC destination of type "T" to the external Mail Transfer Agent (MTA).

D.Maintain a default domain using transaction SCOT (SAPconnect: Administration).

E.Set the appropriate profile parameter for the ICM.

A.Both the AS ABAP and the AS Java message server

B.The AS Java central service instance

C.The AS ABAP message server

D.The AS Java message server

A.To allow cache selection based on current cache utilization

B.To speed up reading of partitioned tables

C.To speed up transaction processing

D.To reduce data cache spinlock contention on a single cache

E.To speed up reading of tables with text columns