Subject: SAP-Business-Application-Studio
SAP Fiori has transformed the user experience in the SAP ecosystem by providing role-based, intuitive, and responsive applications. To develop these modern apps efficiently, SAP offers SAP Business Application Studio (BAS) — a cloud-based IDE tailored for SAP development.
This article walks you through the process of building your first SAP Fiori application using SAP Business Application Studio, covering essential steps from project creation to deployment.
Before you begin, ensure you have:
Log in to your SAP BTP Cockpit.
Navigate to SAP Business Application Studio and open the service.
Create or select a Dev Space:
Open the Dev Space to launch the IDE.
In BAS, click on the Start tab and select Create Project from Template.
Choose SAP Fiori Application from the project types.
Follow the wizard:
https://services.odata.org/V2/Northwind/Northwind.svc/).Click Finish to generate the project skeleton.
Open the generated project files:
manifest.json for app configuration..xml or .js) for UI layout..js) for business logic.Modify UI elements or enhance the app behavior as needed.
Use BAS’s preview feature to run the app locally:
webapp/index.html and select Run > Run as Web Application.Test the app in the embedded browser preview.
manifest.json file with the service URL and authentication details.Build your project using BAS terminal commands or predefined tasks:
npm install
npm run build
Deploy your application to SAP BTP:
Verify deployment via SAP BTP Cockpit and access the app through the launchpad.
Building your first SAP Fiori application in SAP Business Application Studio offers a streamlined and productive development experience. By leveraging BAS’s cloud-native IDE, templates, and integrated tools, developers can create responsive and user-friendly SAP Fiori apps rapidly, accelerating digital transformation initiatives.
With practice, you can extend these basics to build complex applications tailored to your enterprise needs.