How to access thru java stack

Hi All
can anyone pls let me know
how to access sap thru java stack like what is ipaddress and port etc.
Thanks in Advance
Arun

you can find full java administartion documentation at
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce10/helpdata/en/c8/cdfacc37efa84d914699ad31eb69b8/frameset.htm
Also the link for accessing java page is
http://<full hostname>:<port>
full hostname- hostname of your SAP JAVA instance
port no- 50000+100*Instance number
Instance no- SAP system instance no
Rohit

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