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Accessing On-Premise Fiori Standard Application from Cloud Platform

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Hi Experts,

Need help in understanding the process to be followed in below scenario

"" Currently all Standard Fiori applications are deployed in On-Premise Gateway Hub deployment. (required Fiori standard applications currently available only in On-Premise, not available in Fiori Cloud application library)

All custom Fiori/Ui5 like applications are deployed in SAP Cloud Platform(Only Neo).

SAP running in Business Suite ""

Question is what are the best approach/practices make it available both Fiori Standard On-Premise apps and custom apps into one launchpad accessing. Fiori Standard applications we are going to use as is, no extensions.

Cloud Portal, application source has option to chose from backend system, here do we have option select remote Fiori application as well or this is just for only GUI/WDA apps.

Can you please help me with this scenario how to place the process.

Regards,

Satya.

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Ivan-Mirisola
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Hi Satya,

As you may have noticed yourself, you have two options:

1) Keep you launchpad on-premise and expose it via a reverse-proxy

2) Move your html5 applications from the on-premise system into the Cloud Portal (launchpad).

There is an option to create a tile to call an on-premise fiori app. However, I believe this would make your Cloud Portal less responsive - since it would need to perform an additional hop via Cloud Connector.

In order to avoid complexity, I would recommend:

1) If you roles aren't too complex and it involves fewer apps I would import and deploy each html5 app via WebIDE in such a way that you'll be working with just local apps consuming odara services via destinations

2) If your roles are very complex and it requires loads of apps, including WDA and WebGui(ITS), I would expose them via a reverse-proxy. That way, when you call up your launchpad externally, you would either be calling an on-premise app or an internet resource URL for the extensions.

Best regards,
Ivan