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Hello guys!

I'm working with S4 project several months. It's my first project connected with S4. When it started I had a lot of questions: how to install cloud connector, how  setup cloud connector, how to setup connection, destination and etc. In this blog I want to share my knowledge and give you some tips how to setup Cloud Connection. Hope it will be useful for beginners.

1. Create SAP Cloud Platform Account

Open the web-site https://cloudplatform.sap.com/index.html

Create a new account or login if you already have one

2. Install SAP Cloud Connector

You need to install SAP Cloud Connector on your local machine.

You can find a detailed instruction in this blog:

https://blogs.sap.com/2015/07/13/cloud-connector-a-brief-guide-for-beginners/

3. Setup SAP Cloud Connector

Open link: https://localhost:8443

Click "ADVANCED" button

Click "Proceed to local host"



 

 

4. Login to Cloud Connector

User name: Administrator

Password: manage



 

5. Change initial Password

Change the initial password

Select "Master" as the installation type

 

6. Create a Sub-account

Account name: go to Cloud Platform -> Click Neo Trial -> at the bottom of the next page find Name (EX: p1940914553trial).





   User name: should be the same as the account name, but without <trial> (EX: p1940914553)

   Password: your password for SAP Cloud Platform

Note: Leave Location ID empty

 

7. Click "Cloud To On-Premise" and then "Add for mapping virtual to internal system".



  1. Back-end type – ABAP System

  2. Protocol – HTTP

  3. Internal Host – you can find it in Application Server in SAP Logon

  4. Internal Port – transaction SMICM -> Go to -> Services -> HTTP -> Port

  5. Virtual Host – you can provide any name(EX: sanbox.company.com)

  6. Virtual Port – you can provide any number

  7. Principal type – None


Now you have Mapping:



 

8. Create Resources Accessible

Select created Mapping and click "+" button in tab "Resources Accessible"



Enter the URL path mentioned below with access policy as "Path and all sub-paths" one by one and save it:

  1. /sap/opu/odata

  2. /sap/bc/ui5_ui5

  3. /sap/bc/adt

  4. /sap/bc/bsp

  5. /sap/hba

  6. /plugins/pluginrepository




 

9. Check availability of system connection 

Select Mapping -> Click button "Check Availability"

The check result should show as "Reachable"



 

SECTION 2 - Mapping Virtual ID to the SCP


1.  Login to SAP Cloud Platform

https://account.hanatrial.ondemand.com/#/home/welcome

2. Create Destination

On the left tab panel select "Connectivity" -> "Destination"



Click - "New Destination"



Enter the details as shown below. In the fields user and password, type your  system username & password.

  • Name: <any name>

  • Type: HTTP

  • Description: <Any description>

  • URL: name of virtual host from step7 + port number (EX: https://sanbox.company.com:443)

  • ProxyType: OnPremise

  • Authentication: BasicAut

  • User: your user name for back-end system

  • Password: your password for back-end system


Additional properties:

  • Sap-client: your logon sap client

  • WebIDEEnabled: true

  • WebIDESystem:  name of the back-end system

  • WebIDEUsage:   odata_gen,odata_abap,dev_abap




   Note: Location ID should be empty

 

3. Check connection

Once you save it, click on "Check Connection".

A successful message will appear.



 

At the end I want to sum up the main idea: you connect you back-end system to cloud connector, then you connect cloud connector to SAP Cloud Platform. Finally you will have connection from the back-end to the Cloud.

Also, several my colleagues had problem with "Location ID" field. In step 6 they provided "Location ID" with city name and then forgot to provide it in step 2 section 2. You can leave it empty in both steps, and it will work fine.
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