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However, that's half the issue i encountered.

I did found that the wizard is not case sensitive just as you mentioned. I tried to use the same service in your document. (S(xuh52ptttgitgrkbtjzk1o31))/OData/OData.svc/Products(1000) You can now verify it also in a new browser window:

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The HTTP status code 201 indicates that a new entry has been created in the collection “Products” and the created entry is shown in the HTTP response window. sap/opu/odata/sap/ZOSCI_RW_TEST_SRV/Products sap/opu/odata/sap/ZOSCI_RW_TEST_SRV/Products(0)Īnd then press the push button “Use as request”. We enter the following URI in the Gateway Client You can simply press the push button GATEWAY CLIENT in the Activate and Maintain Service transcation. We can now test the service using the Gateway Client /IWFND/GW_CLIENT. We register the service in the hub and choose the Technical Service Name ZOSCI_RW_TEST_SRV and register it for the System Alias OCI_NORTH. Step 5: Activate Service using /IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE This registers the service in the backend (which is identical with the hub system). Service Namespace = V2/(S(xuh52ptttgitgrkbtjzk1o31))/OData/Īnd acitvate the check box “Configure Gateway Model and Service”.Ĭhoose appropriate names for MPC, DPC, Model and Service and a package (here $TMP) On systems running on SP7 or later the integration into the SEGW has to be used instead. Only on a SP6 system you have to run transaction /IWBEP/OCI_SRV_GEN. Step 3: Generate OData Service in SAP NetWeaver Gateway We call this System Alias OCI_NORTH and configure it such that the flags “Local GW” and “For Local App” are activated. Now we have to create a System Alias that will be using the above created RFC destination. Please note that you might have to configure a proxy server. In our example this RFC destination is called ODATAORG. We first have to create a RFC destination of type G with the following technical settings: Let’s start with the configuration on SAP NetWeaver Gateway: Step 1: Create an RFC destination This scenario needs to run on SAP NetWeaver Gateway 2.0 SP6 or higher or SAP NetWeaver 7.40 SP2 or higher.

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This prerequisite is automatically fulfilled by a SAP Netweaver 7.40 SP2 and higher system since the software component SAP_GWFND contains the functionalities of IW_FND, GW_CORE and IW_BEP. The reason is that the Odata Lib that is part of the hub components is needed for consumption of the 3rd party OData service.

This scenario has to be implemented on a Gateway Server where also the AddOn IW_BEP is deployed or on a Gateway Server running on SAP NetWeaver 7.40.

Instead the SAP Web Dispatcher or SAP API Management should be used. Though in this scenario the SAP Gateway Server acts like an OData proxy it is not the recommended way to use SAP Gateway to circumvent same origin policy issues that come up with scenarios where SAP Fiori like applications should consume data from OData service that are published via SAP Gateway and the SAP HANA XS engine. (S(xuh52ptttgitgrkbtjzk1o31))/OData/OData.svc/ The service document of the V2 version is accessible via this link Since SAP NetWeaver Gateway does not support V3 of OData we will use the V2 version of this service.

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In this How-To Guide we want to describe how to consume the Odata sample service from that supports read write access. OData Services Consumption and Integration – SAP NetWeaver Gateway Foundation (SAP_GWFND) – SAP Library Overview Please be aware of the constraings listed in SAP Help. In addition to the technical constraints (see below) also performance should be considered. The same result but with a much cleaner technical approach can be achieved by using the SAP Web Dispatcher as described in the following Wiki page (section Configuring WDP for Fiori s4HANA Applications )Īs you can see from the numerous questions and comments to this post you can see that this does not work well. The main reason why customers asked for such a scenario was that they wanted to use the SAP Gateway Hub as the single point of entry for the consumption of OData services, so that a SAP Fiori App that is deployed on a SAP Fiori Frontend Server can consume OData Services from just one location. In the scenario described in this article SAP Gateway is used as an OData proxy for an external OData Service.

added new recommendation to use SAP Web Dispatcher as a proxy instead of SAP Gateway.

added information that for SAP Fiori like scenarios that consume SAP HANA XS OData services a SAP Web Dispatcher or SAP API Management should be used.

added information that as of SP7 SEGW should be used.

added SAP Note 2038379 as a prerequisite.