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2. Run /PACG/ECM_SETUP
3. SAP Fiori Launchpad Configuration
SAP Fiori Launchpad is a shell that hosts SAP Fiori apps and provides the apps with services such as navigation, personalization, embedded support, and application configuration. SAP Fiori launchpad is the entry point to SAP Fiori apps on mobile and desktop devices.
To complete the configuration, follow the steps:
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To connect SAP HANA with Web SAP Fiori, the OData must be setup and activated in SAP Gateway Step 1: In SAP S/4 HANA, run the transaction /n/iwfnd/maint_service. Step 2: Click on ‘Add Service’ from the top header  Step 3: At the next screen:
Step 4: . The Select Backend Services will display the OData service. Click on the leftmost cell in the row, and then click on ‘Add Selected Services’. At the Add Service screen:
Click OK. Step 5: If all goes well, the message should appear: “Service /PACG/ECM_UI_ACTIVITY_O2 was created and its metadata was loaded successfully.” Go back to the Service Catalog screen and search for Technical Service Name: /PACG/ECM_UI_ACTIVITY_O2. You can use ‘Filter’ button and the top header. Check if status of the service is Activate.  To Activate, click on ‘ICF Node’ button right above and click ‘Activate’. Now you can move to the SAP Fiori Launchpad Configuration steps. |
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Step 1: Creating a Sematic Object Use the t-code: /UI2/SEMOBJ to add the FSM Connector Semantic Object. Semantic Objects allows to group apps that are related to each other for easier navigation. Semantic Object: PACG_ECM_FIORI Semantic Object Name: FSM Connector Semantic Object Description: FSM Connector Apps Save the changes. Step 2: Creating a Business Catalog Use the t-code: /UI2/FLPD_CUST to Enter the SAP Fiori Launchpad designer for customization (client-specific) and create a new catalog by clicking on the ‘+’ icon at the bottom of the left-hand side pane.  Enter a Title and an ID for your Catalog, and click on Save. The new catalog is saved and you should be able to see it under the catalog collections.  Step 3: Creating Target Mapping Target Mapping allows to map a navigation target to the combination of a Semantic Object and an Action, also known as an Intent. To create a new Target Mapping, choose ‘Create Target Mapping’ button on the right down corner of the screenC   The target mapping configuration page is displayed, now fill in the parameters in the Configure Target Mapping pop-up as follows:
Save. Step 5: Creating Tiles.  You can choose one of the above icons to create a Tile.
On the next screen, choose the ’App Launcher - Static’ template from the available options of tile templates:  Choose ‘App Launcher - Static’. Notice that, App Launcher-Statictiles are used to launch applications from the home page while App Launcher-Dynamictiles, display information that is pulled from a back-end system using an OData service EntitySet. Next, Maintain the following configuration parameters:
The created tile should appear on the main view.
Step 6: Creating Business Groups. To create a Business Group, we should use a similar approach as when creating catalogs:  Click on the ‘+’ button and add a Title and ID your group:  Click on save. Add the /PACG/ECM_GROUP group to the FSM Connector Business Catalog that you’ve already created and then add the Tile:    Step 6: Creating PFCG Business Role The very last step of your Fiori Launchpad Configuration will be creating a PFCG Role in the SAP Fiori Server (Front-end) server.
 Go to the Menu tab, From the insert node drop-down list, choose SAP Fiori Launchpad and select the Launchpad Catalog.  In the ‘Catalog ID’ enter /PACG/ECM and click OK. Now add the Launchpad Group. In the ‘Group ID’ enter /PACG/ECM_GROUP and click OK. Assign SAP users to the /PACG/ECM_FIORI role by clicking on the User tab and adding the user ID.  Setup is done. Using transaction /n/UI2/FLP you can check your application tile on the Fiori Launchpad. |
Change Log (SAP NOTE 3539326)
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