Tutorial - Testing SAP BTP Destinations

[@johanneslussert3854]

Pretty nice video again 👍 works out of the box. Was only asking myself, is there any difference when using a Location ID in your Cloud Connector and Destination Service ? And as a side note, because Marius didn't showed this in the video. You need to set "WebIDEEnabled - true" and "HTML5.DynamicDestination - true" as Additional Properties in the Destination Configuration. At least, I needed set this properties

[@sapdevs]

Thanks. A good point to mention the property configuration - that's something that often causes problems. It should be just these two properties. I usually don't use multiple SCCs which means I don't need the location ID (=> I don't have much experience here). Sorry [MO]

[@Vickpiure]

@@sapdevs i would have two questions regarding destinations in SAP BTP Cockpit: 1. When creating a RFC connection, in the User and Password fields, do we use the RFC user from the back-end system? 2. When creating a Mail Destination, do we add in the Username and Password fields the email address used and its password or the BTP admin username and password?

[@sapdevs]

@@Vickpiure These are very good questions but I'm afraid they are too specific for me, sorry. I'd suggest to ask them in the SAP Community: answers.sap.com [MO]

[@PizzaRobin]

What would people do without your tutorials.. Keep em coming! :)

[@kevinscmith]

Amazing one. This was with standalone app router. I have reading many SAP questions on issues with managed app router accessing destination via launchpad services consuming REST API. I myself has issue with the same. Hope to see the same on TechBytes

[@somnathbhattacharya2819]

I am getting following error when deploying mtar. BuildpackCompileFailed - App staging failed in the buildpack compile phase

[@sebastiansuazo2734]

great, now .... how can i use that destination on sap cpi ??

[@johanstivengaitanpenuela5348]

very useful thank you very much!!

[@BeingNaviMumbaiKar]

Can we test OAuth2UserTokenExchange type of destination

[@sapdevs]

Yes you can if you have valid credentials for the system you are trying to connect to. This is an example for getting the credentials for an ABAP environment in the cloud: help.sap.com/docs/BTP/65de2977205c403bbc107264b8eccf4b/7af8259f4b2a4a2b9ef2fa42b436fb7e.html?locale=en-US [Nico Geburek]

[@BeingNaviMumbaiKar]

I am struggling to call XSUAA based Node JS api in SAPUI5 app

[@sapdevs]

For general questions and help, you would be best asking your question in the SAP Community Q&A. answers.sap.com/questions/ask.html

[@saidaniamel]

Hello, deployed app router works correctly but locally causes issue (licensed not trial): ERROR: Error during loading of saas-registry service credentials. saas-registry service is not bound ERROR: Error during loading of subscription-manager service credentials. subscription-manager service is not bound Thank you

[@sapdevs]

Hi Saidani, The error message suggests that you want to deploy a multi-tenant approuter that requires service bindings that don't exist. This approuter capability is not needed for the scope of the video. Please follow the instructions in the video to create an approuter that doesn't expect the service binding. In case you want to use a multi-tenant approuter, I recommend to raise this question in the SAP Community answers.sap.com [MO]