on ‎2021 Apr 09 3:23 PM
I am having problems in visual studio Code when generating a fiori application with an Odata service implementing in RAP on Premise
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Hello Cristian,
Can you please try and use the instructions detailed at
If the OData service certificate is self signed, these steps will need to be followed.
Thanks,
Ian
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Hi Cristian,
Try the following steps, which helped me to resolve similar issue:
Access with browser any OData service metadata document URL on your SAP system and download Root CA certificate. Root certificate is usually the first one in the hierarchy of 3 certificates available there. Certificate file will be downloaded with ".crt" extension by default.
Right-click the CA certificate file and select Install Certificate.
Add Windows Environment variable NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS with path to this ".crt" file as well.
Restart Visual Studio Code and try again.
Regards,
Vladimirs
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Hi Vijay,
Sorry to hear you are still having problems :(. It may be due to a number of factors.
- Are you using a corporate proxy? If so, can you reach out to your IT support to see if they can support?
- Another option you could potentially do is to disable strict ssl. Please open a terminal in VSCode and type `npm config set strict-ssl false`. Then restart your VSCode environment and see if this has resolved it.
Regards,
Ian
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Hi Vijay,
Please post details of the error message you are receiving. Also, let me know if you are using Windows or MacOs?
Thanks,
Ian
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Hi,
For information, when you install certificate in your Windows Store, you need to select the good folder. In my case it was "Third-Party Root Certification" (in french "Autorités de certification racine tierce partie").
Thanks Ian for the link.
Cheers,
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