SAP Cloud for Customer (SAP C4C) - Technical Training (SDK)

Understand SAP C4C SDK purpose and features, including integrated development environment, hosted repository access, lifecycle management, and capabilities to build custom business objects, UI extensions, and web service integration.

Install SAP Cloud Applications Studio to set up the SAP Cloud for Customer development environment, obtain an S user, and download the zip cloud applications studio 2205 from support.sap.com.

Learn about SAP C4C release cycles and version naming, including quarterly upgrades (2208, 2305) and test vs production upgrade timing, plus downloading and reinstalling cloud application studio before each release.

Identify essential SAP Cloud for Customer SDK development and administration roles, including studio developer access, studio administrator, and solution administrator, with PDI_development and PDI_Administration work center view access for development.

Connect to your SAP C4C tenant using the SAP Cloud Application Studio by configuring a host entry with the tenant URL and logging in.

Navigate the cloud applications studio by using the repository view, my solutions, solution explorer, and the properties and error list windows to manage solution content in SAP C4C SDK.

Learn to create a custom solution in SAP C4C by using my solutions, enter details, keywords, and contact info, then review version and development status in the implementation manager.

Create your first custom business object in SAP C4C by organizing in folders, defining elements, applying annotations like alternative key and label, then save and activate.

Create your first ABSL script to auto-calculate potential revenue on the save of a business object by assigning cost, max capacity, and currency in a before save event.

Generate screens automatically from a custom BO using thing based navigation, selecting desktop and tablet layouts to create and populate screens with fields from the bio.

Explore the SAP C4C UI designer, reviewing the center floorplan and center view, and add a quick create button using trip ID as the key.

Create and customize the OWL screen elements by adding a trip with a name and date, configuring currency, capacity, and revenue fields, and adjusting layout and previews in SAP C4C.

Modify TI screen by updating trip details label, primary and secondary text, remove unused facets, bind trip ID and location, disable potential revenue, then save and refresh the tenant.

Learn to fix view labeling errors at the metadata level by updating metadata, correcting end date labels across screens, using edit mode, and saving and activating to reflect changes.

Learn to create associations to link a custom object with the employee standard object, import the correct namespace, and configure an object value selector for dynamic UI updates.

Learn to delete a row with an action button by configuring a delete icon and the remove row operation on the data list, then save and refresh the tenant.

Create an advanced search by adding a find form, binding query parameters (ID, trip name, location) to data fields, and labeling them clearly; then refresh and test with user input.

Configure auto refresh for a custom view by wiring an auto refresh input to a local event and firing an auto refresh output on save, so new records appear automatically.

Create a custom code list data type to drive a dropdown in a custom screen, add values like economy, business, and private, then save and activate the data type.

Add a passengers node to the trip's custom view, creating a one-to-end relationship with the root and using business partner as the passenger ID with a code list data type.

Add an advanced list pane to the trip, configure passenger id, ticket type, and passenger name from the business partner, and enable a toolbar with add and remove row actions.

Create your first embedded component to extend standard screens, binding an employee id to a trips facet and displaying a trips list within the employee screen.

Create a query filter to display trips only for a specific employee by binding a default set to the employee ID using a query parameter and a data structure.

Generate the trip id automatically using the standard reuse library before saving a new trip, drawing a random number for the trip object and converting it to a string.

Add the attachment node to the trip bio in SAP C4C, using the attachment folder annotation. Bind the reusable embedded document list component and update metadata to enable attachments.

Extend the standard sales code business object by adding trip ID and trip name to the item node, using the namespace and Extensibility Explorer, then save and activate.

In the SAP Cloud for Customer SDK course, learn external web service integration by consuming a sample SOAP service to fetch country information via ISO codes, using SOAP UI.

Discover how to consume an external soap service in SAP Cloud for Customer (SAP C4C) SDK by defining a web service integration, communication scenario, system, and arrangement, then test.

Create an id file by importing the external soap service and selecting the full country information operation, then define and activate a communication scenario to generate the csd file.

Set up and configure the communication system and communication arrangement within SAP C4C, guiding you through tenant setup, scenario selection, and validation steps for direct web service connections.

Call a web service from the SAP C4C SDK to auto-fill the hotel location on trip save, using a country information WSIB and the full country info operation.

Learn to create a back element with a business option in SAP Cloud for Customer, encapsulating customizations in a trip management solution, assign scope, and configure options through business configuration.

Create and use a configurable code list in sap cloud for customer by building a bco, bc set, and bc view to offer meal options in the trip management solution.

Create your first action in the BO to enforce a minimum maximum capacity of ten by implementing the set maximum capacity action and its script file.

Create a query to filter trips with maximum capacity under ten, then build and activate an MDR run to automate capacity updates across trips.

Schedule and run an MDR test in SAP C4C, configure a maximum capacity of under ten, select matching trips, activate the MDR, and verify four objects update with green logs.

Enable debugging for the user, start debugging to activate the solution, set breakpoints on valid lines, and use F10 or Shift+F11 to inspect locals and values before save.