How to add support for SAP HANA - Cloud Application Programming Model

[miltonc]

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To be published soon...

 

Introduction:

• In this session (series of 3 videos - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3), we will look at how to add support for SAP HANA in Cloud Application Programming Model

 

Synopsis:

• Cloud Application Programming Model (CAPM) is a framework for building enterprise-grade services and applications


• SAP Business Application Studio is the next generation SAP Web IDE.  It is now generally available for SAP's Multi-Cloud environment (Cloud Foundry)


• We will be using the SAP Business Application Studio for this series on Cloud Application Programming Model


• With CAP model, you can simply focus on writing business logic and most of the boiler plate code is handled by SAP


• So in a sense CAP model is opinionated, but at the same time provides the developer enough flexibility if they want to customize any part of the process

 

Steps:

• Part 1- We will create a simple OData V4 Service with 2 entities: Projects and Users


• Part 1 - We also define a 1-to-many relationship between the Projects and Users entities


• Part 1 - Add some initial data to the entities


• Part 2 - We clean up the code a little bit by moving the entity related code to the db folder


• Part 3 - We add support for SAP HANA


• Part 3 - We make sure we can work with SAP HANA in the local environment


• Part 3 - We make sure we can work with SAP HANA in the CF environment

 

YouTube links:

https://youtu.be/FH00WUV2Ug8

https://youtu.be/MxIPJB8s3Ls

https://youtu.be/lDg8HqAXHmQ

 

Conclusion:

• This video should give a clear idea on how to add support for SAP HANA and build OData Services in Cloud Application Programming Model


• In the next video, we will look at how we can implement some basic custom handlers


• If you have any questions or comments, please list them below and I will be happy to answer

 

Next post:

https://blogs.sap.com/2020/08/23/how-to-implement-custom-handlers-cloud-application-programming-mode...