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openSAP course guide – Developing Java-Based Apps on SAP Cloud Platform* (Update Q1/2017) – week 4

Welcome

Hi everyone,

our openSAP course Developing Java-Based Apps on SAP Cloud Platform* (Update Q1/2017) started three weeks ago, on Wednesday, April 5th 2017, and ends on Thursday, May 18th 2017. It’s a 5 week course followed by another week for the final exam. New in this update is among others a System Preparation week which opened 1 week before the actual course start. The document openSAP course guide – Developing Java-Based Apps on SAP Cloud Platform* (Update Q1/2017) – overview gives an overview over the course and has the links to all the week guides. This blog post you are reading just now will guide you through week 4 of the course and provide you with additional material, explanations or FAQ around the topic of the week. Depending on the feedback and questions inside the forum of the course I might also add additional material (e.g. videos) during and after the course to address the frequently asked questions so that you have a one-stop-shop of additional materials for this course. I hope you will enjoy the week!

Content Week 4

The topic for week 4 is Collaboration and Document Service, and this is the content you can look forward to:

  • Unit 1: SAP Jam Collaboration – Theory
  • Unit 2: SAP Jam Collaboration – Practice
  • Unit 3: Document Service – Theory
  • Unit 4: Document Service – Practice
  • Unit 5: More Engagement with Gamification
  • Unit 6: Build – A Treat for Designers

 

Table of Contents

 

Unit 1 – SAP Jam Collaboration – Theory

See the video here: https://open.sap.com/courses/hcp2-1/items/mip45J2l8eIknOZ85o25m

What you will learn

  • SAP Jam work patterns bring together people, data, and processes to drive measurable results.
  • SAP Jam can power modern intranets that enable employees to engage and collaborate around corporate news, content, and business data.
  • SAP Jam integration allows developers to build collaborative application experiences that integrate social with key business processes.

Q&A

 

Unit 2 – SAP Jam Collaboration – Practice

See the video here: https://open.sap.com/courses/hcp2-1/items/6rRNKj6JJoT091nzhVdtW8

What you will learn

  • How to integrate the OData services from an external application into SAP Jam
  • How to create a new custom group template with SAP Jam
  • How to build custom OData filters in SAP Jam

Q&A

 

Unit 3 – Document Service – Theory

See the video here: https://open.sap.com/courses/hcp2-1/items/20TZygn6gmCT7G6b92VHrm

What you will learn

  • Basic architecture overview
  • Supported features
  • When to use the document service
  • How to connect to the document service
  • Code snippets for basic tasks

Q&A

 

Unit 4 – Document Service – Practice

See the video here: https://open.sap.com/courses/hcp2-1/items/4F51LCSrrlFREdN8hP0q0x

What you will learn

  • Recap on how to interact with the document service via OpenCMIS
  • Reading and writing the code to handle the interaction of the ESPM application with the document service
    • Connect to the document service
    • Create a repository
    • Store documents
    • Retrieve documents

Q&A

 

Unit 5 – More Engagement with Gamification

See the video here: https://open.sap.com/courses/hcp2-1/items/5j1vX3JaEXDWwLbrxv4UQ2

What you will learn

  • What the fundamentals of OAuth are
  • How to integrate Twitter in the ESPM application
    • Scenario
    • Implementation
  • How to work with the ESPM application when Twitter is integrated

Q&A

 

Unit 6 – Build – A Treat for Designers

See the video here: https://open.sap.com/courses/hcp2-1/items/2yglxMqNxl3NcyNzUuJ4UF

What you will learn

  • How Build can help you design better experiences for end users
  • Where you can learn more about UX best practices
  • How to create interactive prototypes
  • How to get feedback from end users
  • How to jump-start development without writing a line of code

Q&A

 

All the best,

Sven

*) Please note: SAP has announced that SAP HANA Cloud Platform is being renamed to SAP Cloud Platform. You can read more about the reasons behind the change and what you can expect in the official SAP Press Release.

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