a month ago
Hi experts,
We are developing a mobile application to simplify work order management for field maintenance teams. Due to network limitations in the areas where tasks are performed, the application needs to work offline. This means that time and material reporting must be sent to S/4HANA regardless of connectivity. As a result, whenever a technician updates information in the application, the data must be stored locally and later synchronized using the standard APIs from S/4HANA Asset Management.
After doing some research, we understand that there are two possible approaches:
Build the application using Android Studio with the SAP BTP SDK for Android and SAP Mobile Services Cockpit.
Build the application using SAP Mobile Development Kit (MDK) and SAP Mobile Services Cockpit.
As far as we can tell, both options support offline capabilities. However, we would like to know which option would be more suitable for our specific use case. We are particularly unsure whether both approaches fully support offline consumption of OData APIs from S/4HANA.
Thank you in advance for your guidance.
Best regards.
Request clarification before answering.
The standard SAP mobile application SAP Service and Asset Manager uses MDK in client and MAF in the server.
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