SAP FIORI configuration
Preparation Steps
Fiori Launchpad Configuration
Backend Configuration
- Access SAP Gateway using transaction code `/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE`.
- Select `Add Service` and choose the appropriate system alias.
- Select OData services from the available list.
- Confirm the selection and activate the service.
- Navigate to transaction code `/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE`.
- Identify required services for your Fiori app.
- Select each service and activate them.
- Verify that all services are successfully activated.
- Configure the destination in transaction code `SM59`.
- Use HTTP or HTTPS connections as required.
- Test the connection to ensure proper setup.
- Adjust settings based on performance and security needs.
- Use transaction code `/IWFND/GW_CLIENT` to access the client.
- Enter the service URL and execute the GET request.
- Check the response for expected data and formats.
- Resolve any errors or discrepancies encountered.
- Identify the roles required for accessing OData services.
- Assign roles to users via transaction code `PFCG`.
- Test user access to ensure proper authorization.
- Adjust roles as necessary based on testing.
- Access transaction code `/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE`.
- Select the `System Aliases` tab.
- Create or modify aliases to link to backend systems.
- Ensure correct naming and connectivity settings.
- Access the SAP Fiori apps library online.
- Review available apps and their corresponding OData services.
- Ensure relevant apps are included in the library.
- Update library based on changes in application landscape.
- Identify necessary business logic required for services.
- Develop or configure BAPIs or custom logic accordingly.
- Test functionality to ensure it meets requirements.
- Document changes for future reference.
- Analyze current performance metrics using transaction `ST03N`.
- Identify bottlenecks and areas for improvement.
- Adjust buffer settings and other parameters as needed.
- Monitor results post-tuning to gauge effectiveness.
- Use SAP Gateway analytics tools to track service usage.
- Review performance metrics regularly for anomalies.
- Adjust configurations based on usage patterns and feedback.
- Document findings and optimize as necessary.
- Access the service configuration in `/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE`.
- Modify caching settings for each OData service.
- Test the impact of caching on performance.
- Monitor for any issues related to stale data.
- Access transaction code `SM59` to manage RFC destinations.
- Create new RFC destinations as needed.
- Test each destination for connectivity and configuration.
- Document settings for reference.
- Use transaction code `SM59` to test RFC connections.
- Ping backend systems to verify network connectivity.
- Check for firewall or routing issues if connections fail.
- Document any connectivity issues encountered.
- Access transaction code `STRUST` for SSL settings.
- Ensure proper certificates are installed and active.
- Review HTTP security settings for compliance.
- Test OData services to validate security configurations.
- Create a detailed document outlining all configurations.
- Include diagrams and flowcharts where applicable.
- Ensure documentation is accessible to team members.
- Update documentation with any changes made.
- Review current security configurations against standards.
- Identify any gaps or areas for improvement.
- Implement changes to comply with policies.
- Document findings and actions taken.
- Implement error handling within OData service logic.
- Configure logging parameters in service settings.
- Test error scenarios to ensure logs capture details.
- Review logs regularly for troubleshooting.
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