Is there a way to verify if JAVA stack is running w/o a browser

I wonder if it is possible to tell whether a java stack is running OR not from ECC GUI.
In other words, do not use a browser, do not use a URL, do not use OS level, how to
tell from a t-code only.
Thanks!

Use TCODE SMICM
Goto --> HTTP Server --> Display data
Check value of J2EE Server operational = True(If J2EE Running) or False(If J2ee not running)
Also, in logs of SMICM you can see entry indicating status of J2EE engine = 1 (When Started)
= 0 (When Shutdown)
Hope this helps.
- Nirav.

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