How do I navigate from one Fiori app to another?

How do I navigate from one Fiori app to another?

Cross-app Navigation in SAP Fiori launchpad

  1. Now in the first application ( app1 ) write the code in the controller as follows.
  2. Now when you try to navigate from application1 ( app1 ) to application ( app2 ) in the Fiori launchpad by hitting get employee Id button.
  3. you will encounter the following issues:

What type of navigation is used in SAP Fiori launchpad application?

SAP Fiori launchpad supports intent-based navigation and navigation based on URL fragments as well as cross-app and inner-app navigation. The SAP Fiori launchpad is displayed in a web browser and offers the web-like navigation experience users are accustomed to.

What is cross app navigation?

In order to be able to use cross app navigation all applications need to be assigned to intents. The intent consists of a semantic object and an action on this object.

What is cross app navigation in SAPUI5?

The following concepts support the cross-app navigation between SAPUI5 apps. The CrossApplicationNavigation service enables you to construct shell fragments and links from local fragments. Note. Do not construct the shell fragments yourself.

Why does SAP Fiori use an intent-based navigation?

Intent-based navigation allows you to decouple the navigation triggers from the actual navigation targets, which can be flexibly configured for different roles and device types. This approach allows you to decouple the intent, which is coded into the source app, from the actual navigation target, see the figure below.

Why does SAP Fiori use an intent based navigation?

What is cross app navigation in SAP ui5?

What is intent-based navigation SAP Fiori?

The intent-based navigation mechanism in Fiori Launchpad allows users to launch applications in different views or modes depending on the runtime parameters. When extending and customizing Fiori scenarios, you need to be able to change a target without modifying the application code.

How do I launch classic SAP GUI transactions directly from the sap Fiori launchpad?

Open your SAP GUI transaction in Fiori launchpad

  1. First identify the catalog page ID for the group above: SAP_FIORI_EXTENSIBILITY.
  2. Open Fiori Launchpad Designer, find the catalog found in previous step.
  3. Create a new Target Mapping by clicking the button in footer toolbar:

What is intent in SAP Fiori?

Fiori launchpad makes use of semantic objects and actions, so called intents, which are customized as targets and mapped at runtime to the actual urls of the target application. This mechanism is called intent-based navigation and allows you to decouple the navigation triggers from the actual navigation targets.

What is the purpose of SAP Fiori apps?

SAP Fiori – Transactional Apps The first release of SAP Fiori included 25 transactional apps. Transactional apps in SAP Fiori are used to perform transactional tasks like a manager-employee transactions such as leave request, travel requests, etc. Transactional Apps run best on SAP HANA database but can be deployed with any database with acceptable performance.

Is SAP Fiori set of apps or a technology?

Developers to build SAP Fiori apps

  • System administrators to set up the landscape in which the apps are enabled to run and to consume data from existing back-end systems
  • Key users to set up and configure the end user access to SAP Fiori apps using the SAP Fiori launchpad and the SAP Fiori configuration cockpit
  • Is Fiori really the new UI for SAP?

    However, with the advent of SAP S/4HANA in the 2010s a new UI was developed for the presentation layer of apps in the new suite. This was named SAP Fiori. As organizations transition to SAP HANA and SAP S/4HANA, SAP Fiori can be considered the replacement for SAP GUI.

    Can I develop SAP Fiori app?

    The easiest way to develop an SAP Fiori freestyle app from scratch is to create it from a template . To continue developing an existing application, the best practice is to use git source code management and clone the repository.

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