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Building an SAP BTP Full-Stack Application Using the Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP)

Introducing the Side-by-Side Prerequisites for SAP Business One

Introducing the Side-by-Side Development Principles 4 min
Securing a Connection Between On-Premise and Cloud3 min
Quiz

Getting Started with SAP BTP Development

Exploring the Development Lifecycle4 min
Configuring IAM in SAP Business One9 min
Setting up an SAP BTP Destination for Service Layer14 min
Setting Up the SAP BTP Developer Environment11 min
Quiz

Building an SAP Fiori App Using the Basic Template

Creating a Basic Template Project with Drill Down Capabilities14 min
Configuring the Deployment Subaccount14 min
Deploying an App to the SAP BTP, Cloud Foundry Environment4 min
Onboarding an App on SAP Build Work Zone6 min
Quiz

Building an SAP BTP Full-Stack Application Using the Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP)

Exploring the Full-Stack Application Development Process2 min
Subscribing to SAP Build Code in the Dev Subaccount3 min
Creating a Dev Space for a Full-Stack Application3 min
Developing an Application Using Joule30 min
Enabling Multitenancy and Adjusting the App Router4 min
Deploying an Application to a Provider Subaccount8 min
Onboarding an Application in the Subscriber Subaccount7 min
Quiz

Integrating URL Mashup Side-By-Side Applications as Extensions in SAP Business One, Web Client

Creating a URL Mashup App as an SAP Business One, Web Client Extension6 min
Deploying the SAP Business One, Web Client Extension on SAP Business One Extension Manager3 min
Running the SAP Business One, Web Client Extension3 min
Quiz

Introducing the Side-by-Side Prerequisites for SAP Business One

Introducing the Side-by-Side Development Principles 4 min
Securing a Connection Between On-Premise and Cloud3 min
Quiz

Getting Started with SAP BTP Development

Exploring the Development Lifecycle4 min
Configuring IAM in SAP Business One9 min
Setting up an SAP BTP Destination for Service Layer14 min
Setting Up the SAP BTP Developer Environment11 min
Quiz

Building an SAP Fiori App Using the Basic Template

Creating a Basic Template Project with Drill Down Capabilities14 min
Configuring the Deployment Subaccount14 min
Deploying an App to the SAP BTP, Cloud Foundry Environment4 min
Onboarding an App on SAP Build Work Zone6 min
Quiz

Building an SAP BTP Full-Stack Application Using the Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP)

Exploring the Full-Stack Application Development Process2 min
Subscribing to SAP Build Code in the Dev Subaccount3 min
Creating a Dev Space for a Full-Stack Application3 min
Developing an Application Using Joule30 min
Enabling Multitenancy and Adjusting the App Router4 min
Deploying an Application to a Provider Subaccount8 min
Onboarding an Application in the Subscriber Subaccount7 min
Quiz

Integrating URL Mashup Side-By-Side Applications as Extensions in SAP Business One, Web Client

Creating a URL Mashup App as an SAP Business One, Web Client Extension6 min
Deploying the SAP Business One, Web Client Extension on SAP Business One Extension Manager3 min
Running the SAP Business One, Web Client Extension3 min
Quiz

Knowledge quiz

It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 7 right to pass this unit.

1.

During the onboarding process of a Subscriber Subaccount, which step is essential to enable user access to the multitenant application?

Choose the correct answer.

Deploying the multitenant application to the Subscriber Subaccount.

Adding all tenant data to a shared database in the Subscriber Subaccount.

Assigning the appropriate role collections to business users in the Subscriber Subaccount.

Configuring database access directly in the Provider Subaccount.

2.

Which of the following are a result of enabling multitenancy in a CAP project?

There are three correct answers.

A new mtx/sidecar folder is created to manage multitenancy.

The package.json file includes a dependency on @sap/cds-mtxs.

All tenant data is automatically migrated to a separate database.

The cds configuration in package.json includes "multitenancy": true under the [production] profile.

3.

In the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP), what is the primary purpose of core data services (CDS)?

Choose the correct answer.

To define user interfaces for SAP Fiori applications.

To manage user authentication and authorization.

To model and define data structures and service definitions declaratively.

To optimize database queries through efficient data modeling.

4.

What is the main purpose of the Provider Subaccount in a CAP multitenant architecture?

Choose the correct answer.

To eliminate the need for tenant-specific data isolation by using shared configurations.

To manage all tenant authentication and authorization without requiring subscriber subaccounts.

To deploy single-tenant applications in a shared cloud infrastructure.

To centralize the application deployment and ensure secure, isolated data handling for tenants.

5.

Which of the following actions are required to subscribe to SAP Build Code using the Booster in SAP BTP Cockpit?

There are two correct answers.

Navigate to the Boosters menu, search for "Code," and start the "Get Started with SAP Build Code" booster.

In the Select Scenario step, create a new subaccount for SAP Build Code.

In the Configure Subaccount step, select the existing "Dev" subaccount.

In the Add Users step, select your Identity Authentication service tenant as the Custom Identity Provider for Applications.

6.

SAP Build Code and SAP Business Application Studio are both development tools offered by SAP. Which of the following features is exclusive to SAP Build Code?

Choose the correct answer.

Provision of templates for developing SAP Fiori applications

Integration of Joule, an AI-based code generation assistant

Integration with Git and other source control systems

Support for multitenant application development

7.

Which of the following steps are required to create a new dev space and project for a full-stack application in SAP Build Code?

There are two correct answers.

Log in to the SAP BTP dev subaccount and open the SAP Build Code application.

Select the Build an Application tile, then SAP Build Code, and then the Full-Stack Application tile.

Import an existing project from your local machine as the only way to start a new project.

Enter a name and description for your project, then select New to create a new Dev Space.

8.

In SAP Build Code, which tasks require manual steps and cannot be automated by Joule?

There are two correct answers.

Generating data models

Creating application logic for services

Configuring external service relationships

Generating sample data for testing

Generating UI annotations

Adding role-based access controls