Accepted Solutions (1)
This is what I've done to make it working:
1 - I created a new SAP Fiori Master-Detail application using the ES4 Public Gateway system. I used the GWSAMPLE_BASIC service: then I used the Products collection for the Master view and the SalesLineItemCollection for the Detail view
2 - I had to remove the sorter from the Master.view.xml file from line 37 to 40 because this collection cannot be sorted on Name, but this should not influence this process
3 - I removed all the Run Configurations just to be sure that it's using the new one
4 - I tested the app in Web Preview by selecting the Component.js file and clicking on Run and it worked fine
5 - Then I edited the Component.js file adding the code
sap.ui.require([
"com/test/mock/localService/mockserver"
], function (mockserver) {
// set up test service for local testing
mockserver.init();
});
just in between the string "this.getRouter().initialize();" and the "}" closing the init function. Pay attention that in the rquire function the path to the mock server must match the name of the namespace specified in the Component.js file.
I saved the Component.js file
6 - I executed again the Component.js file and now the application starts automatically with mock data
7 - I deployed the app to the HANA Cloud Platform
8 - When finished, I registered the app to SAP Fiori Launchpad by clicking on the "Register to SAP Fiori launchpad" button
9 - When finished, I clicked on the link "Open the registered application"
10 - The application works with mock data on the FLP
The only issue I found is that, when I start again the application by using the direct link to it, the first time it asks me for the credentials to the real server. I just press "Cancel" and then "Retry" on the next error message and the mock data appear.
Regards,
Simmaco
Answers (6)
Hi Meni,
In my case it doesn't work same way. When it runs on LPD following error occurs:
Why does this happen?
Thanks,
Jaime
Hi Meni,
Right, it happens in the Cloud FLP.
I force the use of Mock Server
Then if it runs standalone in Web IDE it works
But if I run it via Cloud LPD this error happens:
Any clue why this happens?
Thanks for your help!
Regards,
Jaime
Hello Meni,
I've just set it to always force Mock Server in my app component this way in my onInit method:
this._startMockServer(sServiceUrl);
The method itself looks like this:
_startMockServer: function(sServiceUrl) {
jQuery.sap.require("sap.ui.core.util.MockServer");
var oMockServer = new sap.ui.core.util.MockServer({
rootUri: sServiceUrl
});
console.log(oMockServer);
oMockServer.simulate("model/metadata.xml", "model/");
oMockServer.start();
sap.m.MessageToast.show("Mock data runs", {
duration: 4000
});
},
This works well when running it standalone from Web IDE. However, when running on the Fiori Launchpad this error occurs:
Do you have an idea why this happens?
Is there otherwise a way to make apps run with mock data on launchpad? Perhaps using parameters?
Thanks a lot!
Jaime
Hi Daniel,
Many thanks!! So as I understand, I should load the MockServer locally, something like this, right?
So far I was referencing the MockServer in my component.js as shown below
How should I invoke my local server now? I guess it should be something like
It however contains a syntax error. Any ideas?
BR,
Jaime
Hi,
I created a fresh new Kaspel App and did all the config/deployment so as to register it in my FLP.
But now I am not able to run the APP itself in FLP. Below are the screen shots. Can anyone tell me where am I wrong?
This is the response when I click my APP in FLP
The strange thing is that if I am registering a NORMAL fiori App I can open it, but when its Kaspel App, I get this error.
- Ags
So if you want to run your app on the FLP it's good that you started from the FIORI template. Now, I guess you want to completely detach your application from the back end database and use mock data. In this case you can first generate the json files related to the collections you want to use for your service. These files need to be located in the model folder together with the metadata.xml file as I explained in the blog I suggested you before. Once the json files are in place you need to force your application to always use mock data. This can be done by editing your Component.js file in the following way:
//var bIsMocked = jQuery.sap.getUriParameters().get("responderOn") === "true";
var bIsMocked = "true";
As you can see I've commented out the line where the bIsMocked is assigned with a value coming from a parameter on the URL string and I assigned to it always the value of "true". In this way the app will always use mock data for running.
Please also check that in the Project Settings --> Mock Data the Mock Data Source is set to JSON Files.
If you need I can send you my working app.
Regards,
Simmaco
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