Adding Java Application Server

Dear,
I want to add my EP 6.0 server having only Java stack on my solman 7.0 server.
Please suggest.
Shivam

Dears,
I added my EP server manually means first added system,then database and then server.
Now first thing about which I am not sure that server has added correctly means how can I perform any connection test or anything to make sure that connection has been established correctly.
Second thing I want to know how system monitoring will be configured in this case,means in case of ABAP stack it is peformed by RFC but in case JAVA stack only how system monitoring will configured.
Please suggest.
Shivam

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