Getting Started with SAP HANA Cloud Platform

26.06.2015

Englisch

9781493210213

Rheinwerk Publishing

SAP PRESS Englisch

Nein

James Wood

519

1

Gebundene Ausgabe

HANA application development, PaaS, IaaS, SAP HCP mobile services, TechEd2016, SAP HCI, SAP HANA Cloud Portal, SAP HANA Cloud Integration, HCPms, HCP and HCI for IT Mgmt

. Foreword by Matthias Steiner. 15 . Preface. 17 . Part I: Foundations. 25 1. Introduction to SAP HANA Cloud Platform. 27 1.1. Introducing SAP HANA Cloud Platform. 27 1.2. The Cloud Computing Revolution. 29 1.3. A Strategic “Glue” Component for SAP. 37 1.4. Summary. 39 2. Getting Up and Running. 41 2.1. Obtaining an SAP HCP Account. 41 2.2. What’s in the Box?. 47 2.3. Installing SAP HCP Development Tools. 55 2.4. Summary. 71 . Part II: Core Development Concepts. 73 3. Developing Java Applications. 75 3.1. Overview. 76 3.2. Creating Java Web Applications. 77 3.3. Working with EJBs. 90 3.4. Debugging and Tuning Java Applications. 98 3.5. Next Steps. 107 3.6. Summary. 107 4. Managing and Deploying Java Applications. 109 4.1. Overview. 109 4.2. Deploying Java Applications. 112 4.3. Source Code Management. 138 4.4. Build Automation with Apache Maven and Ant. 153 4.5. Continuous Integration with Jenkins. 165 4.6. Summary. 168 5. Developing Native SAP HANA Applications. 171 5.1. Overview. 172 5.2. Getting Started. 174 5.3. Creating an SAP HANA XS Project in Eclipse. 184 5.4. Building the Application Data Model. 188 5.5. Developing the Application UI. 196 5.6. Finishing Touches. 198 5.7. Deployment and Testing. 204 5.8. Summary. 214 6. Consuming Cloud Services. 217 6.1. Overview. 217 6.2. Using the Persistence Service. 219 6.3. Using the Connectivity Service. 260 6.4. Using the Document Service. 282 6.5. Summary. 288 7. Developing HTML5 Applications. 289 7.1. Overview. 289 7.2. Getting Started. 291 7.3. Advanced Concepts. 310 7.4. Summary. 323 8. Securing Cloud Applications. 325 8.1. Overview. 325 8.2. Introduction to Java EE Security Concepts. 327 8.3. Implementing Declarative Security with Java. 330 8.4. Implementing Programmatic Security in Java. 338 8.5. Authentication and Authorization with SAML 2.0. 349 8.6. Protecting Web Resources with OAuth 2.0. 363 8.7. Summary. 379 . Part III: Advanced Concepts. 381 9. Working with SAP HANA Cloud Portal. 383 9.1. Introduction. 383 9.2. Understanding SAP HANA Cloud Portal’s Content Model. 390 9.3. Developing Content for SAP HANA Cloud Portal. 391 9.4. Case Study: Building a Custom Portal Site. 407 9.5. Next Steps. 431 9.6. Summary. 431 10. Introduction to SAP HANA Cloud Integration. 433 10.1. Overview. 433 10.2. Use Cases. 436 10.3. Getting Started with the Eclipse IDE. 438 10.4. Implementing a Simple SOAP-to-SOAP Scenario. 442 10.5. Introduction to the Web UI for SAP HANA Cloud Integration. 450 10.6. Summary. 460 11. Extension Scenarios with SAP HANA Cloud Platform. 461 11.1. The Need for Software-as-a-Solution Extensions. 462 11.2. The Architecture of an Extension. 464 11.3. Integration Points for Extending SAP Cloud Solutions. 478 11.4. Extending SuccessFactors with SAP HCP Applications. 483 11.5. Summary. 508 . The Authors. 509 . Index. 511

229 mm

17.5 cm