Create a SAP Fiori App and Deploy it to SAP BTP, ABAP Environment

1. Login to SAP BTP Trial cockpit and click Enter Your Trial Account.

   

2. Select your subaccount trial.

   

3. Now you are in the trial overview page. Click Users and select your user.

   

4. Click Assign Role Collection.

   

5. Select Business_Application_Studio_Developer and click Assign Role Collection.

   

1. On the left menu scroll to the top and select Instances and Subscriptions and open SAP Business Application Studio.

   

2. Now the SAP Business Application Studio has started. Click Create Dev Space.

   

3. Create a new dev space:

   • Name: Fiori
   • Type: SAP Fiori

   Click Create Dev Space.

   

4. When your status is Running, select your dev space Fiori.

   

1. Now you are in your Fiori dev space in SAP Business Application Studio. Select the menu on the left side and click Open Folder to set your workspace.

   

2. Select /home/user/projects/ and click OK.

3. Switch to SAP BTP Trial and select your trial subaccount.

4. Copy your Cloud Foundry Environment API endpoint for later use.

   

5. Switch to SAP Business Application Studio, select the menu on the left side and click View > Command Palette.

6. Search for CF: Login to Cloud Foundry and select it.

   

7. Paste your Cloud Foundry API endpoint, enter your credentials and click Sign in.

   

8. Now you can see that you are logged in. Set now your cloud foundry target:

   • Cloud Foundry Organization: <your_global_account>
   • Cloud Foundry Space: dev

   

   Click Apply.

1. Select the menu on the left side and click View > Command Palette.

   

2. Search for Fiori: Open Application Generator and select it.

   

3. Select List Report Page and click Next >.

   

4. Configure data source, system and service:

   • Data source: Connect to a System
   • System: ABAP Environment on SAP Business Technology Platform
   • ABAP Environment: default_abap-trial
   • Service: ZUI_C_TRAVEL_M_XXX(1) - OData V2

   

   Click Next >.

   A destination for the abap-trial service instance is generated automatically.

5. Select your main entity TravelProcessor and click Next >.

   

6. Configure project attributes:

   • Name: ztravel_app_xxx
   • Title: Travel App XXX
   • Description: A Fiori application.
   • Add deployment configuration: Yes
   • Add FLP configuration: Yes
   • Configure advanced options: No

   Click Next >.

   

>Your **application name must** begin with a `z letter` and **must** be in **lowercase letters**.

7. Configure deployment:

   • Target: ABAP
   • Destination: <your_abap_system_url>
   • SAPUI5 ABAP Repository: ztravel_app_xxx
   • Package: ztravel_app_xxx
   • How do you want to enter Transport Request? Manually
   • Transport Request: <your_transport_request>

   

   Click Next >.

>If you want to copy your transport request, please do following: Open Eclipse, search your package `ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX` and open it. Open your transport organizer to see your transport request. Copy your transport request for later use. You can find your transport request underneath the Modifiable folder.
![app](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sap-tutorials/abap-core-development/main/tutorials/abap-environment-deploy-cf-production/deploy3.png)

8. Configure SAP Fiori launchpad:

   • Semantic object: ztravel_app_xxx
   • Action: display
   • Title: Travel App XXX

   

   Click Finish.

1. Select the menu on the left side, right-click your project ztravel_app_xxx and select Open in Integrated Terminal.

   

2. Type npm start and press Enter.

   

3. The preview opens. Click Go.

   

4. Now check your result.

   

1. Select the menu on the left side, right-click your project ztravel_app_xxx and select Open in Integrated Terminal.

   

2. Enter npm run deploy to deploy your application. When prompted, check deployment configuration and press y. Open the URL at the end of the deployment log in browser to preview the application.

   

   When the deployment is successful, you will get these two information back as a result: UIAD details and deployment successful.

   Hint: If an error message appears, use the Environment Check.

1. Open Eclipse and check the BSP library and SAP Fiori Launchpad app descriptor item folder in your package ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX. If you are not able to see BSP applications and SAP Fiori Launchpad app description items, refresh your package ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX by pressing F5.

   

1. In Eclipse right-click your package ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX and select New > Other Repository Object.

   

2. Search for IAM App, select it and click Next >.

   

3. Create a new IAM App:

   • Name: ZTRAVEL_IAM_XXX
   • Description: IAM App

   

   Click Next >.

4. Click Finish.

   

5. Select Services and add a new one.

   

6. Select following:

   • Service Type: OData V2 (deprecated)
   • Service Name: ZUI_C_TRAVEL_M_XXX_0001

   

   Click OK.

   Right-click your IAM App and click Activate.

>If you can't find your service name, you can press **CTRL + space** to search for it.

7. Right-click your package ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX and select New > Other Repository Object.

   

8. Search for Business Catalog, select it and click Next >.

   

9. Create a new business catalog:

   • Name: ZTRAVEL_BC_XXX
   • Description: Business catalog

   

   Click Next >.

10. Click Finish.

    

11. Select Apps and add a new one.

    

12. Create a new business catalog:

    • IAM App: ZTRAVEL_IAM_XXX_EXT
    • Name: ZTRAVEL_BC_XXX_0001

    

    Click Next >.

13. Click Finish.

    

14. Click Publish Locally to publish your business catalog.

    

1. Go back to SAP Business Application Studio and deploy your changes. Select the menu on the left side, right-click your project ztravel_app_xxx and select Open in Integrated Terminal.

   

2. Enter npm run deploy. When prompted, check deployment configuration and press y.

   

3. Press CTRL and click the following link to open the URL in a browser.

   

4. Log in to ABAP Trial.

   

5. Click Go.

   

6. Check your result.