Java Applictions on Hana cloud platform

[maxstreifeneder]

Hi Experts,

I have build a Dynamic web project in my local server and its working perfectly !!

I upload the java war application to my hana cloud account to access in cloud.

I have applied few javascript functions in my jsp which is wrkign in local but once i upload in cloud.. its not working..

can someone advise, why this js in jsp is not wrking in cloud? Thanks

here is the piece of script, basicaly it will clear the choser value 2 and 3 if chooser 1 is changed.

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> $(function () { $("#btnReset").bind("click", function () { $("#selType")[0].selectedIndex = 0; $("#listtemplate")[0].selectedIndex = 0; }); });

[maxstreifeneder]

Hi theankathi,

can you give us a little more details? How did you upload the code/project? The source code is also not shown. A log output would help - but that depends on if you are running your project in SAP Cloud Platform Neo or SAP Cloud Platform Cloud Foundry.

[theanmozhi]

Thanks Ivan so much for the response.

Exactly what is suspected. I am running the program in my local using Java Web server.

I also installed the software ->https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/oxygen.

But i dont see the cloud server to execute. any idea why i couldn't find the cloud server.

should i install a different eclipse version? Please advise. Thanks

[Ivan-Mirisola]

Hi Theanmozhi Katheervel,

There are two server configuration options for Cloud Application development in Eclipse. 1) Local: Web Profile & Tomcat 7, 8, etc. 2) SAP Cloud Platform. The 1st will run a local installation with the chosen runtime in which you can add your web application to it. The 2nd will connect Eclipse directly to your cloud account. It also allows you to add your web application (but you have to pay attention to the wizard when it asks for the runtime to deploy your app on SCP).

The 1st option will require you to have a previously created runtime server configuration based on a downloaded SDK - you do that in the SAP Cloud settings in Eclipse or during the server creation also in Eclipse (Oxygen). The 2nd option is also done in Eclipse, but the wizard asks you information about the SCP landscape, account ID and user/password and also the runtime you will be using. Once you add a module to the server it deploys directly to SCP.

If you don't see the SCP Server type nor the Web Profile and Tomcat from SAP in Eclipse, you probably didn't install the Eclipse plugins for Neo Development from this location. The setup will require you to install the plugins (to have the server definitions and interaction with SCP) and also the SDK that contains the runtime (which are represented in the tools page by a zip file).

Hope this info helps.

Best regards,
Ivan