Visual Studio Code from Microsoft is currently one of the most used IDEs by developers. It is fast, available for all platforms and can be used for almost all programming languages (hello ADT). It can be extended easily via plugins. Microsoft offers a central place to install plugins from: a Read more…
Abandon hope all ye who enter here “Gate of hell” – Inferno I had to develop an app using SAP’s MDK. Per se that is not a problem at all. In fact, using BAS you can develop a mobile app fast without having to worry much about the details. What Read more…
If you start me up If you start me up I’ll never stop Start me up – Rolling Stones Remember Windows 95 and the start me up commercials? Fast forward a few decades and we have now Windows 11 (maybe Microsoft is using obscure imperial measures for counting?). And SAP Read more…
After SAP decided last year on their own to not only moving away from their mobile hybrid SDK Kapsel, but to also end the Fiori Mobile Client (FMC), their mobile customers were not profusely grateful. While for FMC, SAP moved away from their decision and considered customer demands, the problem Read more…
Soy un perdedor I’m a loser baby, so why don’t you kill me? Loser – Beck The announced end of life for the public SAP Fiori Mobile Client is canceled. Scheduled initially for Q1/2021 it is now delayed to Q1/2022. That is another 12 months with the official Fiori Mobile Read more…
Mobile platforms promise to help creating and running mobile apps. Mobile apps connect to the mobile platform, consume services and backends made available by the platform. They are offered by several vendors. For instance, SAP offers SAP mobile services in the SAP Cloud Platform, Oracle has mobile hub. It’s an Read more…
SAP decided to pull the plug on the hybrid SDK Kapsel for their mobile platform (on premise and cloud). You could see that this would come since 2018, when SAP reduced the support cycles for Kapsel to 2 years. While version 3.0 was supported for 5 years, since then it Read more…
In this blog I will detail how you use Microsoft’s AppCenter to build an iOS app und publish it directly to iTunes Connect. This allows you to decouple the building, testing and distribution process from the developers. The developer only has to push the app to the repository (I am Read more…
After enabling OCB features, you should check if folders and files are correctly available in SMP3. In theory, the enablement worked, when OCB files are available in the features, plugins and webapp folder of SMP3. Features ls /SAP/MobilePlatform3/Server/features/ | grep “com.sap.banking.omnichannel*” You should get a list of 5 folders. com.sap.banking.omnichannel.bpw.web_8.3.1.1-v201512150916 Read more…
While installing OCB, SMP3 had to be stopped. During the installation, the database was prepared and files that represent the OCB application were copied to SMP3. Those bundles are now available in SMP3 (OSGI bundles), but are not activated. To be able to use OCB, the features must be activated Read more…