Week 1: Extending SAP Cloud Products (related blog post) |
1: SAP HANA Cloud Platform Solution Portfolio | - Use cases
- Extension concept
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2: SAP Cloud Products Portfolio Extension Scenarios | - Products that can be extended
- Extension examples
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3: Securing SAP Cloud Solution Extensions | - Why security and decoupling are important
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4: Exploring REST/OData APIs | - Service designs
- Free tolls you can use to explore Rest and OData APIs
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5: The Extension Experience - Part 1 | - Integration layers
- Types of extensions
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6: The Extension Experience - Part 2 | - Overall cycle of discovering available extensions
- What you can do once an extension is installed
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Week 2: Cloud Extension in Details (related blog post) |
1: Extending SAP Products with SAP HANA Cloud Platform | - What extension options are available today
- How extension applications are managed in SAP HANA Cloud Platform accounts
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2: Cloud Extension Front End | - What the key building blocks of an extension front end are
- How the cloud extension front end integrates with SAP cloud solutions
- What the tools for customizing the extension front end are
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3: Cloud Extension Back End | - What the currently supported extension back end options are
- What mechanisms are in place to integrate the back end with SAP cloud products
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4: SAP HANA Cloud Platform Extension Deployment | - What are the main ingredients of an extension
- What happens when you deploy an extension
- What isolation mechanisms are in place for multi-tenant extensions
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5: Releasing Cloud Extensions to Customers | - How to release an extension in a customer landscape as a dedicated instance or as a multi-tenant extension
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6: Operating and Supporting Cloud Extension Applications | - What you can do in terms of operation and support for cloud extension applications if you are a
- Customer
- Partner
- And/or developer
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Week 3: My First SuccessFactors Extension (related blog post) |
1: Overview of the SuccessFactors Extension Options | - What the different modules of SuccessFactors are
- Which of them are extendable using Metadata Framework (MDF) and/or SAP HANA Cloud Platform
- Typical SuccessFactors extension scenarios
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2: Data Storage Options for SuccessFactors Extensions | - Three different data storage options
- SuccessFactors Metadata Framework
- SAP HANA Cloud Platform persistence service
- SAP HANA Cloud Platform document service
- Which of them to use based on your use cases
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3: DeployingMy First SuccessFactors Extension | - Corporate Benefits sample app
- How to import, build, deploy and connect it to SuccessFactors
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4: SuccessFactors Tools for Development | - How to debug an application
- How to monitor API access
- How to set throttling for SFAPI
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5: Extending the Corporate Benefits Extension Front End | - How to extend the Corporate Benefits front end
- Extend the About Me UI to visualize the specific benefit points entitlement
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6: Extending the Corporate Benefits Extension Back End | - How to consume MDF objects via SuccessFactors OData API
- How to extend the Corporate Benefits back end using MDF
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Week 4: My First SAP Jam Extension (related blog post) |
1: SAP Jam Work Patterns | - What are SAP Jam work patterns
- How work patterns increase the productivity of existing applications
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2: Building an SAP Jam Work Pattern | - What work patterns are generally comprised of
- How SAP Jam rendering is configured to display external data
- What the role of custom group templates in SAP Jam is
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3: Work Patterns and the SAP Jam OData API | - What the work pattern entry points are
- What they are useful for
- Which authentication and authorization layers SAP Jam supports
- Which APIs SAP Jam exposes
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4: Embedding SAP Jam in Your Application | - UI widgets
- iFrame widgets
- SAP Jam UI5 controls
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5: Deploying My First SAP Jam Work Pattern | - How it is possible to extend SAP Jam to fit the needs of custom work patterns
- OpenSocial Gadgets
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6: Extending SAP Jam to Your Needs | - How to extend existing applications by adding social context
- How to build new work patterns with custom group templates
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Week 5: My First SAP Cloud for Customer Extension (related blog post) |
1: Introduction to SAP Cloud for Customer (C4C) | - What SAP Cloud for Customer is
- What the existing extensibility scenarios are
- SAP Cloud for Customer extension techniques
- What in-app and side-by-side extensions are
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2: Using C4C Key User Tools | - What key user tools and supported mashup types are
- How to create and export dynamic page layouts
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3: Using the Custom Object Builder to Customize a C4C System | - What business objects are
- What the Custom Object Builder is and what its features are
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4: Leveraging Default and Custom C4C OData Services | - What OData Services Explorer and OData Editor are
- How to extend standard C4C OData services
- How to create custom C4C OData services
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5: Deploying My First C4C HTML5 Extension | - How to consume OData services from an HTML5 application using SAP Web IDE
- How to leverage SAP Cloud for Customer OData services using SAP HANA Cloud Platform destinations
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6: Deploying My First C4C Java Extension | - What a typical extension application architecture is
- How to build Java extension applications for SAP Cloud for Customer
- Which SAP extensions are already in production
- What the SAP PartnerEdge opportunities are
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7: Recap and Summary | - Short recap and summary of the whole course
- Quick outlook on what is planned for the future
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