1.    Start Eclipse and open the Eclipse Preferences (Window > Preferences). Once there click on Team > Git > Configuration

2.    Click on “Add Entry” and add as the Key the text core.autocrlf and as a Value the text false

3.    Click again on “Add Entry” and do the same for the following entries:

• Key: core.filemode, Value: false
• Key: user.email, Value: the email address that you use for your SAP HANA Cloud Platform account
• Key: user.name, Value: your first and last name

1.  Open your cockpit for your trial account on SAP HANA Cloud Platform via the link https://account.hanatrial.ondemand.com/cockpit and switch to the HTML5 Applications navigation tab

2.  Click first on the button New Application… , enter the application name fishdashboard and click on the Create button.

1.    Start Eclipse and switch to the Git perspective

2.    Click on Clone a Git Repository

3.    Paste the Git-URL you’ve copied from your cockpit into the URI field of the popped-up window, provide your user name and password of your SAP HANA Cloud Platform trial account into the fields User and Password.

Don’t forget to click on the option Store in Secure Store so you don’t have to provide the credentials later on.

Click on Next, click on Next again and click on Finish.

4.    Now right-click on the Git repository and select the command Import Projects

5.    Select Import as general project, click on Next and after that on Finish

6.    Switch to the Web perspective in Eclipse (similar to step 1)

7.    Create a file called index.html. To do that right-click on the project fishdashboard and click on New and on File. After that provide the file name index.html and click on Finish.

8.    Now you can copy and paste the code from the index.html file I’ve attached to this blog post to the newly created index.html file in your Eclipse project. Be aware that you need to unzip the index.html file first.

9.    Save the index.html file

10.    Repeat the  steps 7 – 10 for a file called neo-app.json.

12.    Right-click on your Eclipse project fishdashboard and select Team and Commit.

13.    Provide a short commit message, select all files and click on Commit and Push

15.    As a result you should get a message as response with a done message at the end.

In case you get something different, something went wrong.

Press OK to finish the commit and push.

1.    Now switch back to your cockpit for your trial account on SAP HANA Cloud Platform and click on your HTML5 app fishdashboard.

You should see your commit message above the initial commit.

As the neo-app.json file needs a destination you’ll notice that there is a message under the Referecenced Destinations… block telling you that a destination is missing. This is the next task we need to accomplish.

2.    Switch to account level on your cockpit and click on the Destinations tab

3.    Click on New Destination and provide the details for the destination.

Name: fishimportsensordata

Type: HTTP

Description: Fish import sensor data

URL: https://fishimport<your user account ID>.hana.ondemand.com/iotscenario1/

Proxy Type: Internet

Cloud Connector Version: 2

Authentication: NoAuthentication

At the end click on Save

4.    Select again the tab HTML5 Applications, click on your HTML5 app fishdashboard and click on the Development tab.

As a result you should see now your new destination listed in your Destinations tab.

7.    Now click on the link of the commit message you’ve created and a new tab will be opened in your browser. You should see the app up-and-running and displaying the temperature values in a nice SAPUI5 app.