Actions and determinations in RAP: Fiori buttons and automatic values on save
Add Lend and Return buttons that change a book's status, plus a determination that fills in values when a book is created, all in RAP with no JavaScript.
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Add Lend and Return buttons that change a book's status, plus a determination that fills in values when a book is created, all in RAP with no JavaScript.
Create the Process Integration Runtime instance and its service key, request an OAuth token and call your iFlow from Postman, with the token automated and CSRF when needed.
Color each book's rating red, yellow or green with a calculated field in the CDS view and one annotation, then add stars to the detail page. No JavaScript.
Build an OData service for the library with SAP CAP: CDS model, initial data, validation with before and a virtual field with after. All in TypeScript and tested with real requests.
Build a SEGW service on a Z table where GET is served by a CDS view through SADL and POST goes through a BOPF business object, with validations, OData messages and an action.
Publish the annotated CDS as an OData service, generate a Fiori Elements app, deploy it to the ABAP repository and bring it to the Launchpad with catalog, tile, target mapping and role.
Set up cTMS as the cloud's STMS: destinations, nodes, routes and a step-by-step release of an MTA app, with the typical errors and how to fix them.
Build a multiplication table in SAPUI5 with a Component, two JSON models, input and table binding, translatable texts and MessageToast validation.
Build an Integration Suite iFlow that receives an HTTPS call, queries a public REST API and returns the response. With an OAuth token, monitoring and externalized parameters.
The ABAP expressions you will read and write in every RAP class, with a library example you can run from ADT.
Create the tables for a library, load test data and define the Root View Entity with its associations: the foundation of any RAP business object.
Expose the library as an OData V4 service and open it in a Fiori Elements preview app, without writing any UI5.
Add behavior to the library (create, update, delete) and validate data on save, with error messages Fiori shows next to the field.