Right now G Suite Marketplace can be deployed via creating and configuring a project in http://console.developers.google.com, but suppose I want to deploy an application for a domain only, but for different different admins.
Creating project and doing manual configuration for each domain admin is cumbersome and updating and publishing new one will be difficult. Is there a way to deploy and publish G Suite Marketplace app via Manifest. (Similar to chrome web store).
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I started developping an UI5 application in SAP Web IDE. At this moment, I just run it in a test Fiori Launchpad. The next step will be to deploy it to our ABAP repository. I guess I need to adapt some parts of the application for this reason (or add some file). This is my actual project structure:
When I want to make it run on the ABAP AS...
Are there important files missing?
How should the manifest.json and Component.js be adapted? (e.g. paths)
Have you got some more hints?
if the application runs in the web ide, the application usually will run deployed to a server on this server as well. i.e.:
if the application runs in the web ide, there are no files missing.
if the application runs in the web ide, the Manifest.json and Component.json do not need to be adapted.
just test the application deployed: deploy the application through the web ide or go to transaction SE38 and run the program /UI5/UI5_REPOSITORY_LOAD. after deploying the application the same should be seeable in transaction SE80 within bsp applications. Then set up the application for the fiori launchpad: transaction LPD_CUST. After that set up the application in the fiori launchpad designer: transaction /UI2/FLPD_CUST. Thereafter create a role in transaction PFCG for the in the FLPD created group which contains the tile connected to the corresponding application. Now the tile for the application should be addable within the fiori launchpad.
I've imported an existing SAPUI5 app into SAP Web IDE and wish to deploy it to Hana Cloud Platform (HCP) SAP Cloud Platform (SCP) SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP).
Unfortunately the structure is not just one app, rather 3 apps within a parent app folder.
When I deploy to HCP SCP SAP BTP, it simply picks up the first app and ignores the other 2.
Can any of the config files (neo-app.json etc) be changed to allow specific folders to be deployed?
How do you go about setting up the build / publish for an ASP.NET web site (not a compiled application).
I have a classic simple site with primarily static assets. The only reason for the site is an aspx page that is used for a contact form email.
Simple steps:
Install IIS Web App Deployment Using WinRM extension if you want to deploy app to your web server
Create new build definition with Asp.Net Build (PREVIEW) template (select ASP.NET Build PREVIEW template when create build definition)
Add Windows Machine File Copy step to copy files to your web server
Add WinRM-IIS Web App Management step to create or update web site in IIS
Add WinRM-IIS Web App Deployment step to deploy app to web site (step 4)
You also can refer to this thread: Automated Deployement of ASP.Net MVC Website In IIS server with a Continuous Deployment
If you want to deploy app to azure, you can add Azure App Service Deploy step to deploy your app to azure (do not install previous extension and remove step 3, 4, 5)
You also can refer to this article: Deploy ASP.NET apps to Azure web apps
What I was looking for was publishing a ASP.NET 2.0 Web Site (not an application that requires a build).
It ended up being pretty easy. I have mostly static files, but there is one aspx page for that is used for a contact form. I followed this solution but tweaked it a bit.
All I needed to do was add the npm and gulp task. My gulp task does as the answer suggests - copies all of my pertinent files to a folder called dist. From there, I copy everything from the dist directory to the $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory).
Then it is just a matter of publishing the $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory) to the server (a drop directory similar to the examples of building an MVC app).
I wired in the release for CI / CD.
The scenario is to use already developed SAPUI5 applications on ABAP Gateway as portal widgets in sites developed through SAP HANA Cloud Platform,portal service.
I know we can add the ABAP backend gateway services using HANA Cloud connector and destination in HCP cockpit.
How to do we deal with the SAPUI5 applications.
a) Do we need to export them from the ABAP repository and import them into HCP web ide?
b) Can we directly deploy the same application on HCP as well and access it on the site?
In above both cases, what about the service calls made from within the app? wouldn't the urls be changed once the app is moved/imported to HCP [assuming app only makes call to relative urls.]
Any information/Documentation on this would be really helpful.
to both a) and b) my answer is Yes. With some reservation for a) as actually I just don't know of another method to deploy existing SAPUI5 apps from backend to HCP.
In my case the scenario was the following:
First, we installed HCP connector, linked it to existing S-users, then I defined a destination in my HCP account. Be aware that you have to add some specific attributes to the destination to make it available in WebIDE.
My task was to extend some existing SAPUI5 applications, so I imported them into WebIDE and it appeared that they worked just fine when running via WebIDE without changing a single line of code or configuration. Apparently they can be deployed to HCP as a standalone apps or as a part of Fiori launchpad.
I need to write a powershell script that would install my team's web application and all the web application's dependencies (ie: telerik, asp.net mvc3, third-party assemblies) with a single click of a button. Is this possible? Or does someone have to click "Next" to go through an installation wizard?
Sounds like a job for MSDeploy. This ships with PowerShell cmdlets (and a regular console executable.)
http://www.iis.net/download/webdeploy
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