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Join me for my next SAP Community Call on May 28
Following up on our engaging Q&A session in February, I invite you to join me for another SAP Community Call on May 28 to continue our conversation.
This time I would like to share with you some of my main highlights around SAP Business Technology Platform so far this year. Looking ahead to SAPPHIRE NOW, I would also like to give you a sneak peek of what you can expect. Please also feel free to bring your questions to the call or post them already in the comment section below.
When: Friday, May 28
Time: 4:45 PM – 5:30 PM CEST
I’m looking forward to meeting you at the end of this month!
For more information on SAP Business Technology Platform, whether you are a customer, partner or developer, you can always visit the SAP BTP topic page to find out the latest and greatest.
Dear Jürgen,
thank you for providing another opportunity for the SAP Technology Community to get directly in touch with you. Here are my questions:
Best regards
Gregor
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what he said!!!
+ 💯 to 👆 from me as well.
What are the plans from SAP for Partner SaaS development on the BTP?
Hi Martin,
it's already possible to develop Multitenant applications in the Cloud Foundry Environment. But perhaps you mean that this applications could be subscribed in existing Subaccounts of Customers?
Best regards
Gregor
Hello Gregor,
yes this is possible and on the last teched sap released the Architecture and Development Guide for Industry Cloud Solutions - SAP Help Portal
This is very nice and a huge improvement. But there a some challenges.
That a subscription of a Cloud Foundry BTP SaaS Application can only be done in the own global account is one huge limitation.
That the hostname for the application is automaticly generated as an concationation of consumers organisation, provider organisation and space is another. Because of the limitation that the hostname can only be 65 characters long, there are no many characters left for the SaaS Application name.
And i miss some pratice advise, for a own SaaS CAP Application. For example for the release managemet of the SaaS Application.
I hope that Jürgen Müller has an update and some tipps for building SaaS Industry cloud solutions for us.
best regards
Martin
Hi Martin,
thank you for this clarification. Perhaps Thomas Hertz can direct this questions to the right person so that Jürgen can give then the answers.
Best Regards
Gregor
can we have the discord channel open during #sapphirenow this year again as well?
Maybe Ronnie André Bjørvik Sletta or is it Ronnie André Bjørvik Sletta can comment on that question.
The SAP Online Track Discord is always open, and hopefully the community will find its way there. https://discord.gg/dhN336bGvj
Dear Jürgen,
two additional questions came to my mind in the meantime:
Posting the question in two comments as only 7 links are allowed per comment.
here we go with the 2nd question:
Maybe this question is more in the responsibility of Thomas Saueressig but I get it out there anyway: When will SAP update all released S/4HANA API's for OData V4? As suggested by Andre Fischer in response to my blogpost Suggestion to reference the result of requests in subsequent requests of an OData $batch query the solution for my requirement would be the any / all query parameter that is supported in OData V4. Check out also the post from Mike Doyle: Is it time to switch to OData v4? and Maximiliano Colman: ODATA V4 APIs in Integration Suite – Wanted !.
Best Regards
Gregor
Hi Jurgen,
I am just listing a few questions that I wish to know, I know you are busy
But I would still ask the same.
Thanks and Regards,
Prasenjit
Dear Jürgen,
Is XSA dead ? , what is the future for XSA , Hana Native Development ?
Best Regards
For many new basis features (ABAP Test Cockpit) and ABAP statement enhancements you need at least NW 7.52. But this NW stack is nowhere used. Why not finally build an EHP9 with at least NW7.52 which could be used until EOL of ECC?
Absolutely yes why not allow the ABAP innovations when you extended ECC EOL and may be you will extend again !