SAP Cloud SDK
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The SAP Cloud SDK for Java has recently launched its latest major version (v5) on Maven Central. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key values and improvements that will assist in planning your upgrade to SDK version 5. Open Source... Read More » -
In this blog, I am going to provide a solution for a product gap using transient field in custom development. Below requirement has been taken as an example to explain the Transient field’s usage in a custom development using C4C Cloud application... Read More » -
ABAP RFC connectivity from BTP to ABAP systems is supported by SAP Cloud Connector, for BTP Java runtime only. This blog describes the RFC connectivity enablement for Python runtime, so that Python BTP applications can consume ABAP RFCs, as... Read More » -
Introduction The goal of this series is to introduce the different destination types of the SAP BTP, to show how they work and also to make them tangible with basic and easy to execute code examples. In parts one and two of this series, I looked at... Read More » -
Hello Developers!!! I hope you’re doing well. The blog is about the Date and time format in the response while querying a C4C OData service with a technical user through Postman. Later, we will also discuss how to assign a fixed time zone for a... Read More » -
SAP Configure, Price and Quote APIs with OAuth2SAMLBearerAssertion SAP CPQ configure, price, and quote solution is part of the SAP Customer Experience solutions portfolio. Furthermore, SAP CPQ offers a reach palette of... Read More » -
🦄Featured GitHub repos SAP Cloud SDK on Azure App Service Quickstart 👉🏿Annoucement post on the Microsoft TechCommunity by my Engineering colleagues 🔍Find the Preview note here. *Beforehand an API definition conversion to OpenAPI had... Read More » -
Hello everyone! I hope you’re coding and having a great time!!! Currently, I am engaged in working on various BTP (Business Technology Platform) services, and designing and development constitute my everyday tasks. As expected, we... Read More » -
TLDR: We can use TypeScript types in every line of our code, but that doesn’t mean that we have to use them in every line. You can configure the TypeScript compiler as well as clearing its cache, if you need to. Let the IDE handle those... Read More » -
TLDR: TypeScript is nothing more than JavaScript plus types. TypeScript files with a .ts extension are transpiled to plain JavaScript files with a .js extension, so that they will be understood by a JavaScript runtime. We can use TypeScript wherever... Read More »