Design Studio integration with Fiori

Hi Bob,

You can just create a new Launchpad Tile and assign it to a Catalog using Fiori Launchpad Designer:

https://<gw_server>:<port>/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/arsrvc_upb_admn/main.html ?sap-client=<client>&scope = <CONF/CUST>

The tile can use the a semantic object navigation, but this implies that you have to create a launchpad instance/role via LPD_CUST transaction on GW.

A simpler way is to use the URL navigation and define the target as:

http://<hana_server>:<port>/sap/bi/aas/rt/index.html?APPLICATION=<APP_NAME>

Keep in mind that the URL above is absolute path because it is taking into consideration the host name and port.Usually you would want this to be a relative path to the app. This could potentially lead into JavaScript cross-domain barrier and your report may render improperly. Therefore, you need to add a Web Dispatcher in front of both GW and HANA so that all URLs are pointing to the same hostname/domain (Web Dispatcher's). Thus, any incoming requests to the Hana Server (your report) or to the Gateway Server (Fiori Launchpad) will go first to Web Dispatcher and then routed to the proper system behind it.

Remember you already have a trusted RFC between GW and ERP. But in the case of HANA you will need to configure the SSO as well.

This is all true if you plan on using both Fiori Transaction Apps (GW) and Fiori Analytical Apps (HANA). If you plan is to use only Analytical, then go for the approach described on:

SAP Design Studio on SAP HANA: Integration with Fiori Launchpad

Regards,

Ivan

Here you go...Integrating SAP Fiori and SAP BusinessObjects BI

-Anil