Blogs tagged fiori tile
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Here is the step by step guide how to create a S4HANA Fiori Tile from Consumption ABAP CDS view. Step1: I’ve created a Consumption CDS view (Query View) Step2: using the SAP GUI TCDOE – /N/UI2/FLPD_CUST I’ve opened Fiori... Read More » -
Problem statement: Whenever we create a custom tile for a standard or a custom Fiori application, we need to handle the translation part of the tile. This translation is usually done in SE63 for the business catalogs. Let’s talk about a... Read More » -
Since the raise of S/4 HANA, SAP has provided a lot of standard Fiori apps that cater the business needs. Lot of standard Fiori applications have been provided as an alternative to traditional SAP GUI T-codes. Let’s take the following app... Read More »
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Hi! In this post I am going to show how to create Fiori Tile for Analytical query in case of S/4HANA system. Analytical query could be for example: CDS view based analytical query visible in Query Browser App Standard BEx reporting or planning... Read More » -
In this section, we will create a Service Tickets Fiori Launchpad site with a tile for launching the Open Tickets application that we created in Part1. Along with it we will also create a dynamic tile to display live data. Launch HANA Cloud Portal... Read More » -
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In the first part of this blog we focused on generating a business application using the SAP Web IDE. Our application displays business data retrieved from the public OData Northwind service. Then we deployed the application to our HANA Cloud... Read More » -
Now that the Fiori Launchpad (FLP) is available on the HANA Cloud Platform (HCP) Trial accounts its a good time to try out the end to end development and consumption scenario with the new Fiori launchpad Sites. In the first part of this blog we... Read More »