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SAP HANA XS Advanced, Connecting to SAP Web IDE and cloning a Git Repository to begin development

Connect to SAP Web IDE and Clone a Git Repository to create a Multi-Target Application

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🎓 beginner 15 min. SAP HANABeginnerHTML5SAP Web Ide
Thomas Jung T Thomas Jung November 1, 2022
Created by May 17, 2016
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Prerequisites

Prerequisites

Steps

Intro

SAP HANA Extended Application Services, advanced model is the new development paradigm from SAP based around the Cloud Foundry concepts and architectures. To begin with you will need see how to connect to the SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA and clone a Git Repository.

With XSA and HDI (SAP HANA Deployment Infrastructure), all design-time artifacts are stored in Git instead of the SAP HANA database. We need to setup the repository so development can be collaborative.

Check this series of blogs posts to get introduced to the basic concepts in XS Advanced development, such as Multi-target Applications and micro-services.

Time to Complete

20 Min


Step 1 Launch SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA
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It is recommended that you map the development space to the default tenant in SAP HANA, express edition. Follow these instructions before getting started..

By default, in SAP HANA, express edition, SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA can be accessed using https://hxehost:53075/. If you are using a different system, you can check the URL using command xs apps | grep webide in the XS Command Line Interface.

User: XSA_DEV Password: The password provided when you set up HANA Express

Log in to SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA
Log in to SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA

Step 2 Sign in to your Git account
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Step 3 Create a GitHub repository
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Step 4 Clone the Repository into the Workspace
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Step 5 Configure the Space for the repository
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Steps
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1. Launch SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA 2. Sign in to your Git account 3. Create a GitHub repository 4. Clone the Repository into the Workspace 5. Configure the Space for the repository

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