How to add REST API Data Entity inside Build Apps from Service Cloud V2?

[kaizen9]

Hello together,
Being very new to SAP world and Build Apps, I am not able to fetch the entities of SCV2. The use case to fetch "location" data inside Build Apps from SCV2 using Basic Authentication method. Works very well in Postman. https://api.sap.com/api/SalesSvcCloudV2_functionalLocation/overview

Created destination with steps mentioned here. 

https://help.sap.com/docs/build-apps/service-guide/sap-systems#adding-a-btp-destination-prerequisite...

Destination additional properties:

Destination was added under integration tab.

After many trial and error, I still get following error message and cannot list expected data inside Build Apps.

After "Run Test", I got following response, but no expected response again.

What wrong I am doing?

Can anyone support please? Thanks.

@Dan_Wroblewski

[Sankara1]

Hello Kaizen, 

To add a REST API data entity from Service Cloud V2 in SAP Build Apps, follow these steps:

1. Create or Open a Project:

   • Start by creating a new SAP Build Apps project or open an existing one. You can do this from the SAP Build Lobby, which is accessible from the SAP BTP Cockpit 

2. Navigate to the Integrations Tab:

   • Go to the Integrations tab, select Add Integration, and then choose BTP Destinations 

3. Select REST API Destination:

   • Choose the desired REST API destination (endpoint) from the list. The selected destination will open in a new window. Confirm with the Install Integration button

4. Add REST API Data Entity:

   • To add a data entity from this destination, select Add REST API Data Entity. In the opened window:
     • Set the name for this data entity.
     • Specify the correct entity path within the API.
     • Select desired capabilities from the Enable Capabilities list 

5. Confirm and Repeat:

   • Confirm using the Add button. Repeat steps 3-5 to add all the data entities you plan to use in your app 

6. Configure Resource Schema:

   • In the Base tab, scroll to the Resource schema section. Configure the request body JSON in a visual way. Use the larger + ADD NEW button to create entries such as context (Object) and definitionId (Text). Add object properties like filename (Text), foldername (Text), employeemail (Text), and employeename (Text) 

7. Test the Integration:

   • Navigate to the create tab to configure the Process triggering event. Bind the Request Headers to a list of values and enter the following:
     • Header name: Content-Type
     • Header value: application/json
   • Go to the TEST tab, enter desired values, and click RUN TEST. You should get an OK (201) response, indicating that the workflow has initialized 

[kaizen9]

Thank you @Sankara1