Deployment BAS - Request failed with status code 403

[brosseit_mindsquare]

Hello,

I want to deploy a app out of the BAS into my backend system. Unfortunately I get a status code 403. I also checked that I have space developer role in space of CF.

Any further points to check and resolve this 403 error?

[junwu]

where you deploy to? abap on premise?btp cf? abap cloud?

[brosseit_mindsquare]

Development is onPremise. Its after migration of apps from WebIDE to BAS.

[AntalP]

Hi David,

First, capture the HTTP traffic on the cloud connector, set the Payload Trace flag to On under Log and Trace Files section to see which service request fails with the 403 HTTP code.

[PedroLazaro]

Hi, brosseit_mindsquare !

I'm facing a similar issue as well.

Could you please share how did you manage to solve this?

Thanks!

[brosseit_mindsquare]

Hello pedro_lazaro,

unfortunately I'm still facing the same issue when running "npm run deploy" in BAS, getting a 403 error.

As a next step we will set up the log level in cloud connector and have a look if we can see anything there.

If you have any further hints for solving this problem, dont hesitate to add this in this post.

Best Regards,

David

[PedroLazaro]

Hi, brosseit_mindsquare,

Thanks for your reply, and sorry by the delay.

I got my problem solved by the Basis/Security team, as we found that the problem was related to missing authorization on my user.

What they did, basically:

- They configured a destination on BTP with a specific technical user.

- On S4/Hana on Premise side, they created this specific technical user with the required authorizations to execute the deployment.

So, now every app developed in business application studio uses this destination and the credentials of this specific user are used to permit the deployment.

Best Regards,

Pedro

[Harish_Vatsa]

Hello brosseit_mindsquare,

Here are a few things you can check to resolve the 403 error:

1. Verify your authentication: Make sure you are authenticated properly and have the required authorization to access the resource. Check if you are using the correct credentials and if they have the necessary permissions.

2. Check your firewall settings: Make sure that the firewall settings are not blocking the traffic to the backend system. You can check with the system administrator if there are any restrictions or firewalls in place.

3. Verify your deployment target: Ensure that you are deploying the app to the correct target. Check if the target host, URL, and port are correct.

4. Check for quota limitations: Verify that you have enough quota to deploy the app in the space. You can check the CF space quota using the command: cf space <space-name>.

5. Check for any conflicts in the environment: Ensure that there are no conflicts in the environment. For example, check if the environment variables set in the BAS match with that of the backend system.

6. Verify that the app is compatible with the deployment target: Check if the app is compatible with the deployed version of the backend system.

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Kind Regards,

HV

[Brenomatias]

Hello Harish. I'm getting the 403 error too. When I check the transaction /IWFND/ERROR_LOG I see that the service from Eclipse is not found. Should I add this external service in SAP to be able to open the Fiori Project?

[jlong]

Certain prerequisites need to met first;

https://ga.support.sap.com/dtp/viewer/index.html#/tree/3046/actions/45995:45996:50742:46000

[Gene]

Thank you. This was the solution for me.