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We have created our multi-tenant java app and it works great, we have our data discriminated via tenant ID column by utilizing Java JPA. In Java we can determine tenant ID from Tenant Context API.
How can we determine tenant ID i...
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any idea how to consume HTTP destination (XSJS service) from Java application deployed on SCP? The XSJS service is protected via basic authentication. I know how to consume HTTP destination just fine when there's no authentication involved. I w...
Hi, can someone advise how can we add a link to our custom web app URL into the NWBC please? What we are trying to achieve is to make our URL available somewhere in the NWBC (favourites, navigation menus on the home screen or similar?) and once click...
Hi,we need to deploy java app on SAP Cloud Platform (SCP), which:runs constantly 24/7Queries HANA database in set time intervals (polling)Send emails to recipients based on the result of the DB queryNo front end UI can someone advise how this can be ...
Hello,I am trying to bind the label on the detail page within SAP Fiori CRUD Master-detail app:DetailView.xml:
<Text text="First name:" id="txtTest"/>with one record from ContactSet:I am trying to display the FirstName of the very first record:So it...
Hi Andre,
I have the very same question.
Java gives you Tenant Context API through which you can get the tenant ID. But how is this being done in OData or XS classic is a mystery to me. I've checked the XS classic API library but there's...
Thanks for your reply Gregor. Exactly. This is something I expect to work just fine but unfortunately this approach does not work for destinations with basic authentication enabled (of course with the predefined credentials) and returns the 401. The ...
I've managed to resolve my own problem. I've realized I can access destination properties to get the credentials and then simply use the standard Java:
BASE64Encoder enc = new sun.misc.BASE64Encoder();
String userpassword = destConfiguration.getPro...
Hi Oliver,
that's the only pom descriptor change I've done. You need to make sure you've installed Maven and included it in your system path environment.
Also be careful about the number of dashes you put in front build-target command. I think it n...
