The Basic Trial offering for SAP Build has been extended with a new workbook called ‘Fusion Development with ABAP Cloud in SAP Build’. You can explore this workbook for the Basic Trial offering around SAP Build, that shows how developers can now create new ABAP Cloud projects, or work on existing ones, from the SAP Build lobby and then navigate to their ABAP development environment – the ABAP Development Tools for Eclipse (ADT).
Task 1 : Set up the Basic Trial account and add the ABAP instance in ADT.
Click the following URL:
https://www.sap.com/products/technology-platform/build/trial.html
In the following screen click on “Try Now”.
You will receive a user with a password that will allow you to authenticate at the landing page of the basic trial in the respective region for your user, e.g. https://trials.cfapps.eu10-004.hana.ondemand.com/ .
Basic Trial Registration
By using the credentials presented in the web page you will get access to some workbooks that cover different scenarios.
The ABAP related workbook is named Fusion Development with ABAP Cloud in SAP Build.
Select the highlighted workbook.
Choose the Highlighted Workbook
Click ‘Start Workbook’
Start WorkBook
Note : It may take up to 30 minutes to fully activate your user account in the SAP BTP ABAP Environment.
Read the details mentioned in Overview of the Section ‘Set up your development environment’. You can skip Step 1 and 2 if you already have ADT installed but make sure you are on the latest version of ADT for all the features to work fine. Once the installation is done directly move to Step 3 – ‘Create ABAP Cloud Project in SAP Build’ only until adding the basic trial instance to ADT. We will be it using the URL marked in the below screenshot.
Note:- Once you have the system added in ADT you can close the workbook.
System URL
Task 2 : Create a package in the new ABAP Cloud Project
Once you see the new ABAP Cloud Project (TDI ) added in ADT, create a package with the naming convention ZAC_<your community ID>.
To get the community ID launch the URL : https://community.sap.com/ and click on the person icon as shown in below screenshot and go to ‘My Content’.
Community Page
Once the below page opens up please copy the number after user-id in the URL to get your community ID.
Community ID
Note:- We will be validating your activities by checking the folder against your community ID. So make sure all your development objects are saved inside this package.
Task 3 : Learn about the SAP Joule for Developers, ABAP AI Capabilities
To prepare for the challenge familiarise yourself with the scope first by going through the following help document.
Now you are ready to take up the challenge. See you next week !!
The Basic Trial offering for SAP Build has been extended with a new workbook called ‘Fusion Development with ABAP Cloud in SAP Build’. You can explore this workbook for the Basic Trial offering around SAP Build, that shows how developers can now create new ABAP Cloud projects, or work on existing ones, from the SAP Build lobby and then navigate to their ABAP development environment – the ABAP Development Tools for Eclipse (ADT).Task 1 : Set up the Basic Trial account and add the ABAP instance in ADT.Click the following URL: https://www.sap.com/products/technology-platform/build/trial.htmlIn the following screen click on “Try Now”. You will receive a user with a password that will allow you to authenticate at the landing page of the basic trial in the respective region for your user, e.g. https://trials.cfapps.eu10-004.hana.ondemand.com/ . Basic Trial RegistrationBy using the credentials presented in the web page you will get access to some workbooks that cover different scenarios. The ABAP related workbook is named Fusion Development with ABAP Cloud in SAP Build.Select the highlighted workbook.Choose the Highlighted WorkbookClick ‘Start Workbook’Start WorkBookNote : It may take up to 30 minutes to fully activate your user account in the SAP BTP ABAP Environment. Read the details mentioned in Overview of the Section ‘Set up your development environment’. You can skip Step 1 and 2 if you already have ADT installed but make sure you are on the latest version of ADT for all the features to work fine. Once the installation is done directly move to Step 3 – ‘Create ABAP Cloud Project in SAP Build’ only until adding the basic trial instance to ADT. We will be it using the URL marked in the below screenshot.Note:- Once you have the system added in ADT you can close the workbook.System URLTask 2 : Create a package in the new ABAP Cloud Project Once you see the new ABAP Cloud Project (TDI ) added in ADT, create a package with the naming convention ZAC_<your community ID>.To get the community ID launch the URL : https://community.sap.com/ and click on the person icon as shown in below screenshot and go to ‘My Content’.Community PageOnce the below page opens up please copy the number after user-id in the URL to get your community ID.Community IDNote:- We will be validating your activities by checking the folder against your community ID. So make sure all your development objects are saved inside this package.Task 3 : Learn about the SAP Joule for Developers, ABAP AI CapabilitiesTo prepare for the challenge familiarise yourself with the scope first by going through the following help document.https://help.sap.com/docs/abap-cloud/abap-development-tools-user-guide/joule-for-developers-abap-ai-capabilities-f14ebffef77b41bfb0746c33dcb70e84?locale=en-USNow you are ready to take up the challenge. See you next week !! Read More Application Development and Automation Blog Posts articles
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