J2EE:some java processes running

HI!
I have a general question regarding the SAP Solution Manager.
We have succesfully installed SAP SOLMAN 4.0 (Windows, Oracle).
Unfortunately when I start SAP system with MMC-Console, I see that the Java-instance is yellow.
(disp+work.exe --> tells, J2EE:some java processes running).
I cann log on to the system, but it scares me a lot (in Tr. SICK are no errors).
<b>Can some one tell, wheter it is critical and how can I solve this problem?</b>
Thank you!
regards

it seems, that your j2ee engine is not coming up correctly.
Check note 943498 (and also see other relevant notes in Note 724452 - Central Note for SAP NetWeaver Java Server 04/2004s)
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