Note that this exercise is showcased by the instructor only.
In this exercise, we will embed the webapp that was created in the previous step inside the Account Details screen of SAP Sales Cloud. This exercise consists of mainly two parts:
- Creating a mashup configuration that stores information about the webapp like url and parameters.
- Emebedding the mashup object into the Account Details screeen.
In this section we will create a mashup object using the webapp url that we have created in the excecise 2.
- Login to the SAP Sales Cloud and navigate to the Mashup Authoring screen
- In the left hand side navigation, expand
Administrator
- Select
Mashup Authoring
- Once the mashup list screen opens, click
New
ans thenHTML mashup
- Configure the mashup
- Select
With port binding
and - Open Port Binding seletcion dialog and search and select
Additional Account Information
- Give the mashup some name like
Warranties
- Scroll down and configure url and parameters binding
- Select Type as
URL
- Give full (AppGyver) application url that you created in the execise-2 along with some parameter value (parameter value could be random)
- Click
Extract Parameter
button to create parameter (parameter can also be created/deleted manually) - In the Parameter Binding select
AccountInternalId
- Test using
Preview
but since no parameter was passed, no data will be shown. But the application frame should show up. - Save & Activate
In this section we will configure the Account Details screen to embed the above mashup object.
-
Open Account Object Work List, search for the
Bank Tech
account and open it as below: -
Add mashup as below:
-
Select the Tab that you have just added
-
Select the
Pencil icon
in the default section as below diagram -
In the right hand side car, nagivate to the
View
element using the back button -
In the mashup popup, search for the mashup that you have created earlier
-
Make sure to set the
full width
,hide the header
and setheight
to cover full area in the tab.
With this we have completed all the execises in this workshop. Thanks a lot for following this up.