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    Enable Backend TXN As A Tile in Fiori Launchpad

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    This document outlines the steps to enable a backend transaction as a tile on the Fiori Launchpad. 1. The backend system and users are defined. 2. The Fiori Launchpad Designer is enabled for the business user. 3. A technical catalog and tile are created for the backend transaction. 4. A PFCG role is created and assigned authorizations. 5. A business catalog and role template are created and assigned to the PFCG role. Additional steps transport the configuration. The result is that the custom business role template and catalog containing the backend transaction tile are available on the Fiori Launchpad for assignment to users.

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    This document outlines the steps to enable a backend transaction as a tile on the Fiori Launchpad. 1. The backend system and users are defined. 2. The Fiori Launchpad Designer is enabled for the business user. 3. A technical catalog and tile are created for the backend transaction. 4. A PFCG role is created and assigned authorizations. 5. A business catalog and role template are created and assigned to the PFCG role. Additional steps transport the configuration. The result is that the custom business role template and catalog containing the backend transaction tile are available on the Fiori Launchpad for assignment to users.

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    This document outlines the steps to enable a backend transaction as a tile on the Fiori Launchpad. 1. The backend system and users are defined. 2. The Fiori Launchpad Designer is enabled for the business user. 3. A technical catalog and tile are created for the backend transaction. 4. A PFCG role is created and assigned authorizations. 5. A business catalog and role template are created and assigned to the PFCG role. Additional steps transport the configuration. The result is that the custom business role template and catalog containing the backend transaction tile are available on the Fiori Launchpad for assignment to users.

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    Enable Backend TXN As A Tile in Fiori Launchpad

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    Arun Nair
    This document outlines the steps to enable a backend transaction as a tile on the Fiori Launchpad. 1. The backend system and users are defined. 2. The Fiori Launchpad Designer is enabled for the business user. 3. A technical catalog and tile are created for the backend transaction. 4. A PFCG role is created and assigned authorizations. 5. A business catalog and role template are created and assigned to the PFCG role. Additional steps transport the configuration. The result is that the custom business role template and catalog containing the backend transaction tile are available on the Fiori Launchpad for assignment to users.

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    The document outlines the process to enable a backend transaction as a Fiori tile accessible to business users on the Fiori Launchpad. It involves creating technical and business catalogs, assigning authorization roles, and configuring backend settings.

    The main steps are: 1) Configure Fiori Launchpad Designer access for the business user 2) Create a technical catalog and tile 3) Create a PFCG role and assign authorizations 4) Create a business catalog and role template 5) Additional backend configuration

    The roles created are the PFCG role ZTEST_PPDS and the business role template ZTEST_PPDS_BR. The catalogs created are the technical catalog ZTEST_PPDS_MC and the business catalog also named ZTEST_PPDS_MC.

    Approach to Enable Backend Transaction

    as a Fiori Tile on Fiori Launchpad


    System Used:

    1. URL: https://my301658.s4hana.ondemand.com
    2. Backend: PB4/100 – VLAB Q system

    Users:

    1. Backend User with SAP_ALL access


    2. Business User (with Key User rights)

    Step 1. Enable Fiori Launchpad Designer for Business User

    1. Login to PB4/100 backend and check if the steps mentioned in


    https://help.sap.com/saphelp_uiaddon10/helpdata/en/6e/d6c296810e4218a37240ebdcfc7950
    /content.htm?loaded_from_frameset=true already exist. In PB4, it already existed.

    2. Using SU01, add the role SAP_APS_SUPPORT_ACS-007-RO (CAM: Fiori Launchpad Designer Support) to
    the Business User. This is required to access the service UI2_PAGE_BUILDER_CUST_0001.

    3. Append the following to the system URL to launch the LPD:


    /sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/arsrvc_upb_admn/main.html
    Step 2: Creating Technical Catalog

    1. Use the following URL and login with the Business User:
    https://my301658.s4hana.ondemand.com/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/arsrvc_upb_admn/main.html

    2. Create Technical Catalog ZTEST_PPDS_MC.


    3. Create Target Mapping for Transaction /SAPAPO/MAT1.

    Create a tile in the catalog for the same.

    4. Create Tile Group ZTEST_PPDS_GRP and include the tile created in Step 3.

    Step 3: Create PFCG Role

    1. Login to PB4/100 and use transaction PFCG to create a new role: ZTEST_PPDS.
    2. Assign the Tile Group and Catalog to the Role.
    3. Use SU22 transaction and check the Auth. objects that will be used for transaction
    /SAPAPO/MAT1.
    4. Include them in the Authorization Section of PFCG role with relevant values. (In our example we
    marked everything as *).
    5. Transport the role. It gets added in a Customizing request.

    Step 4: Creating Business Catalog and Business Role Template

    1. Use transaction SSIA1 to create business catalog:


     Business Catalog: ZTEST_PPDS_MC
     Catalog ID: ZTEST_PPDS_MC
     Role: ZTEST_PPDS
    No other flags were checked (we did not make it scope relevant).

    2. Use transaction SSIA8 to create business role ZTEST_PPDS_BR. No other flags were checked (we
    did not make it scope relevant).

    3. Use transaction SSIA9 to create assignment:


     Assignment ID: ZTEST_PPDS_0001
     Template ID: ZTEST_PPDS_BR
     Catalog ID: ZTEST_PPDS_MC

    All the transactions were saved in $TMP package. These ideally should have been saved in a
    standard package and transported.

    Step 5: Additional Steps

    These additional steps were performed:

    1. Use SM30 and maintain the entries in the table APS_IAM_C_BRT:


     Template ID: ZTEST_PPDS_BR
     Scope State: 3
    Entry gets saved in Customizing TR.
    2. Use SM30 and maintain the entries in the table APS_IAM_C_BU_CAT:
     Catalog ID: ZTEST_PPDS_MC
     Scope State: 3
    Entry gets saved in Customizing TR.

    3. Use SE38 and execute program APS_IAM_BROLE_CREATE_BY_TEMPL:


     Business Role Template ID: ZTEST_PPDS_BR
     Check “Activate” flag
     Apply Default Restrictions
     Uncheck ‘Test’ flag

    Result

     Business Role Template ZTEST_PPDS_BR is available on the Fiori Launchpad. Administrator can
    copy this role just like any standard business role template and assign users to it.

     Business Catalog ZTEST_PPDS_MC is available on the Fiori Launchpad. Administrator can add
    this business catalog to any role that is assigned to a business user.

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