SAP released a new version of SAP Web IDE: SAP Web IDE for Full-Stack Development.
SAP Web IDE Full-Stack version is based on a more capable and scalable open-source server-side foundation, and offers advanced features that are not available in the regular productive SAP Web IDE version, such as:
SAP Web IDE has incorporated an advanced IoT wizard for developing beautiful IoT applications in less than 5 minutes, without any coding. Unlike other Fiori wizards, it supports a divided page layout, with arbitrary horizontal and vertical sections.
Combined with the enhanced layout editor, you can drag and drop smart controls, specially designed for IoT use cases, into any of the sections and easily bind each of these controls to an SAP Leonardo IoT service point. Define interactions and event actions via a dialog, test with live data, and of course deploy the application to Fiori Launchpad on SAP Cloud Platform
We have enhanced SAP Web IDE to support the development not only the UI part of cloud applications, but also the service part of an application. We call this new capability full-stack application development, and we are proud to introduce SAP HANA based full-stack application development for SAP Cloud Platform (Cloud Foundry environments), reaching out to whole new developer communities.
A full-stack application project, also referred to as a multitarget application, may consist of several modules, such as a data model, business logic, written in Java or Node.js, and of course a UI. Create these modules using wizards, define interdependencies and dependencies to existing cloud services, use graphical modelers and context-aware tools to build, debug, and test your code, and finally deploy the entire application project as a single package to SAP Cloud platform.
Full-stack development for SAP Cloud Platform capability is currently delivered in the SAP HANA version of SAP Web IDE (such as SAP HANA Express Edition); it will become available in the on-cloud version of SAP Web IDE in the short-term.
You have probably heard of our recently introduced SAP API business hub, a central catalog that brings together APIs from SAP Cloud Platform (e.g. SAP Cloud Platform business rules), S/4 HANA, SAP SuccessFactors and other SAP cloud products. We have now integrated SAP Web IDE with this catalog, to make the process of finding, exploring, testing and consuming SAP data services directly from SAP Web IDE even simpler. Browse and explore APIs, test an API in its sandbox with mock data, and finally, import a selected API to be used in your application. All of this without leaving SAP Web IDE.
Note: SAP Web IDE Full-Stack version is offered as a new tile in SAP Cloud Platform cockpit. you should enable the new service to be able to use this version.
Yes, You should move to SAP Web IDE for Full-Stack Development version bu December 31, 2018.
No, you don’t have to purchase a new license. you can use this version under the terms of your existing license.
No, we will continue to maintain the current SAP Web IDE version, but new features will be introduced in SAP Web IDE Full-Stack version.
We recommend using the same SAP Web IDE version for the same project.
If you choose different cloud versions or use the personal edition together with the full-stack version,
all changes to the project settings made in one version must be copied manually in another.
Yes, you can migrate your projects between the two versions as described here.
However, some functionality is not is not available yet in the personal edition. You can find more details here.
Also please note that all changes that you make in the project settings must be copied manually.
If you have any other questions, ask our community , check out our documentation ,or contact us.
Register here to get the latest news and updates from SAP Web IDE.
The current version of SAP Web IDE will no longer be available as of December 31, 2018.
SAP Web IDE Full-Stack version is based on a more capable and scalable open-source server-side foundation, and offers advanced features that are not available in the regular productive SAP Web IDE version, such as:
Support for SAP Leonardo
SAP Web IDE has incorporated an advanced IoT wizard for developing beautiful IoT applications in less than 5 minutes, without any coding. Unlike other Fiori wizards, it supports a divided page layout, with arbitrary horizontal and vertical sections.
Combined with the enhanced layout editor, you can drag and drop smart controls, specially designed for IoT use cases, into any of the sections and easily bind each of these controls to an SAP Leonardo IoT service point. Define interactions and event actions via a dialog, test with live data, and of course deploy the application to Fiori Launchpad on SAP Cloud Platform
Multi-cloud support
We have enhanced SAP Web IDE to support the development not only the UI part of cloud applications, but also the service part of an application. We call this new capability full-stack application development, and we are proud to introduce SAP HANA based full-stack application development for SAP Cloud Platform (Cloud Foundry environments), reaching out to whole new developer communities.
A full-stack application project, also referred to as a multitarget application, may consist of several modules, such as a data model, business logic, written in Java or Node.js, and of course a UI. Create these modules using wizards, define interdependencies and dependencies to existing cloud services, use graphical modelers and context-aware tools to build, debug, and test your code, and finally deploy the entire application project as a single package to SAP Cloud platform.
Full-stack development for SAP Cloud Platform capability is currently delivered in the SAP HANA version of SAP Web IDE (such as SAP HANA Express Edition); it will become available in the on-cloud version of SAP Web IDE in the short-term.
Seamless Integration with SAP API Business Hub
You have probably heard of our recently introduced SAP API business hub, a central catalog that brings together APIs from SAP Cloud Platform (e.g. SAP Cloud Platform business rules), S/4 HANA, SAP SuccessFactors and other SAP cloud products. We have now integrated SAP Web IDE with this catalog, to make the process of finding, exploring, testing and consuming SAP data services directly from SAP Web IDE even simpler. Browse and explore APIs, test an API in its sandbox with mock data, and finally, import a selected API to be used in your application. All of this without leaving SAP Web IDE.
Note: SAP Web IDE Full-Stack version is offered as a new tile in SAP Cloud Platform cockpit. you should enable the new service to be able to use this version.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Should I move my development to the new SAP Web IDE for Full-Stack Development version?
Yes, You should move to SAP Web IDE for Full-Stack Development version bu December 31, 2018.
Do I have to purchase anything to be able to use SAP Web IDE Full-Stack version?
No, you don’t have to purchase a new license. you can use this version under the terms of your existing license.
Will the new capabilities be offered in the existing SAP Web IDE version?
No, we will continue to maintain the current SAP Web IDE version, but new features will be introduced in SAP Web IDE Full-Stack version.
I am working on the project together with other developers from my team and we share project via git. Can we use different SAP Web IDE versions?
We recommend using the same SAP Web IDE version for the same project.
If you choose different cloud versions or use the personal edition together with the full-stack version,
all changes to the project settings made in one version must be copied manually in another.
Can I work with the same project in SAP Web IDE for Full-Stack Development version and SAP Web IDE personal edition?
Yes, you can migrate your projects between the two versions as described here.
However, some functionality is not is not available yet in the personal edition. You can find more details here.
Also please note that all changes that you make in the project settings must be copied manually.
If you have any other questions, ask our community , check out our documentation ,or contact us.
Register here to get the latest news and updates from SAP Web IDE.
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