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1 SAP River Rapid Development Environment How-To Guide Provided by Customer Experience Group Create and run apps on HANA Cloud in SAP River RDE Applicable Releases: SAP River Rapid Development Environment 1.0 Version May 2014

2 Document History Document Version Authored By Description 1.0 Customer Experience Group First release of this guide 2

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Business Scenario Background Information Prerequisites Step-by-Step Procedure Create a new application on SAP HANA Cloud Clone the app repository to SAP River RDE Create a SAP River RDE app and upload to the repository Activate and test the app on the HANA Cloud Run the application from SAP River RDE

1. BUSINESS SCENARIO SAP River Rapid Development Environment (or SAP River RDE) is a next-generation cloud-based meeting space where multiple project stakeholders can work together from a common web

4 1. BUSINESS SCENARIO SAP River Rapid Development Environment (or SAP River RDE) is a next-generation cloud-based meeting space where multiple project stakeholders can work together from a common web interface -- connecting to the same shared repository with virtually no setup required. It includes multiple interactive features that allow you to collaborate with your colleagues and accelerate the development of your HTML5/UI5 applications. 2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION In this How-To Guide we will see how to create and run a SAP UI5 application on HANA Cloud through SAP River RDE. SAP HANA Cloud Platform is the in-memory Platform-as-a-Service offering from SAP, which enables customers and developers to build, extend, and run applications on SAP HANA in the cloud. With flexible subscription models and optional services for apps, database, and infrastructure, it provides instant access to the full power of SAP HANA. 3. PREREQUISITES To connect to your SAP River RDE system, open the browser and enter the URL of your system. You need a valid account on the portal in order to follow the steps shown in this guide and to subscribe to the RDE service on this platform. 4

4. STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE This is the sequence of steps: 1) Create a new application on SAP HANA Cloud 2) Clone the app repository to SAP River RDE 3) Create a SAP River RDE app and upload the

5 4. STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE This is the sequence of steps: 1) Create a new application on SAP HANA Cloud 2) Clone the app repository to SAP River RDE 3) Create a SAP River RDE app and upload the repository 4) Activate and test the app on the HANA Cloud 5) Run the app from SAP River RDE 4.1 Create a new application on SAP HANA Cloud The first step is to create a new application in the HANA Cloud. This operation will automatically create a new Git repository to store all the files for this new application Open SAP HANA Cloud 2. Select HTML5 Applications and create a new HTML5 application by clicking on the button New Application 3. Enter the name of the new app ( mynewhtml5app in this example) and click on Create 4. When the application is ready, click on its name to explore the content 5

6 5. At moment there is nothing inside. Click on Development 6. Write down or copy in the clipboard the Git Repository Link for this new app. This is the container where we are going to put the application created through SAP River RDE 6

4.2 Clone the app repository to SAP River RDE We need now to mirror our application created in the HANA Cloud to our SAP River RDE environment, so that we can start working with it.... 1.

7 4.2 Clone the app repository to SAP River RDE We need now to mirror our application created in the HANA Cloud to our SAP River RDE environment, so that we can start working with it Open SAP River RDE 2. Click on File Git Clone Repository 3. Paste the link you have got in the previous step, provide your credentials for the authentication (I-user and SCN Password for SAP users) and click on OK 7

8 4. The repository has been cloned. You have a new empty folder in your SAP River RDE tool 8

4.3 Create a SAP River RDE app and upload to the repository... For the scope of this example we will create just an HTML page for this new application: just to show the entire workflow.

9 4.3 Create a SAP River RDE app and upload to the repository... For the scope of this example we will create just an HTML page for this new application: just to show the entire workflow. Of course, you can create whatever more complex application using one of the templates provided out of the box from SAP River RDE. Choose the me nu o ption File -> N ew - > Proj ect 1. Open SAP River RDE 2. Select the application we have just created, and click on the New File button on the toolbar 3. Type index.html as the name of the file and click on Create 4. Put the following code in the file and save it: <!DOCTYPE HTML> <html> <head> <title>web Master Page</title> <style type="text/css"> div { width:100px; height:75px; background-color:red; border:1px solid black; } </style> </head> <body> <div>hello, World!</div> </body> </html> 9

preview window of SAP River RDE: just to

10 5. Keeping the index.html file selected, click on the Run button on the toolbar. This will run the application in the preview window of SAP River RDE: just to test it s working fine 6. The application works fine. Let s close the preview window 10

7. Click on View Git Pane to open the SAP River Git client 8.

another created automatically by SAP River RDE to store the project s settings).

11 7. Click on View Git Pane to open the SAP River Git client 8. When the Git Pane shows up, be sure the mynewhtml5app application is still highlighted. In the Git Pane you should see that there are two files (the one we created and another created automatically by SAP River RDE to store the project s settings). 9. Click on Stage All to mark all the files for staging, put a description for the commit and click on the Commit button. The files will be sent to the local repository 11

for being stored there. Click on the Push button 11. Enter your credentials and click on OK 12.

12 10. After commit, a new line will appear in the Unsynced Committed Changes section. This means that our files are ready to be submitted to the remote repository, in other words to be sent to the HANA Cloud for being stored there. Click on the Push button 11. Enter your credentials and click on OK 12. Now the list of packages to push is empty. Files have been sent to HANA Cloud repository 13. If you refresh the cockpit, a new line will appear in the HANA Cloud cockpit for your application 12

13 4.4 Activate and test the app on the HANA Cloud... The application we have just created is note yet ready to be run: it needs to be activated first. Choose the me nu o ption File -> N ew - > Proj ect 1. Open HANA Cloud and go back to your app 2. Select the new line in the app and click on the button to create a new version 3. Put for example 1.0 and click on Add 4. The new version has been created 5. Click on Version Management, locate the version you have just created and click on the Activate button to make this version active 13

14 6. Answer Yes 7. The new version is active now. If you click on the version itself you will execute it 8. The application works fine 14

4.5 Run the application from SAP River RDE.

SAP River RDE. Choose the me nu o ption File -> N ew - > Proj ect 1.

html file inside your application and click on Run Run on SAP HANA

The Account name can be taken directly from the HANA Cloud cockpit 4.

15 4.5 Run the application from SAP River RDE... This is our final step: we need just to launch this new app from SAP River RDE. Choose the me nu o ption File -> N ew - > Proj ect 1. Open SAP River RDE 2. Select the index.html file inside your application and click on Run Run on SAP HANA Cloud 3. Enter your credentials and click on Run. The Account name can be taken directly from the HANA Cloud cockpit 4. In case you don t get any page, don t forget to disable the pop-ups lock in your browser 5. The application is finally executed in the HANA Cloud 15

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