C_BASD_01 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Development Associate - Build applications with SAP Business Application Studio

To expose a data model to an application, you need to define the data model entity, the service model entities, and the associations between them. The data model entity defines the structure and properties of the data that will be stored in the database. The service model entities define the operations and queries that can be performed on the data model entity. The associations define the relationships and cardinalities between the data model entity and other entities. References:

• Creating a Data Model
• Creating a Service Model

To create an SAP Fiori elements-based user interface in the UI creation wizard, you need to choose the UI Application Type as Template-Based, Responsive Application1.This option allows you to use predefined templates that follow the SAP Fiori design guidelines and offer various features, such as OData metadata support, smart controls, and annotations2.You can choose from different templates, such as List Report Object Page, Worklist, and Analytical List Page, depending on your application scenario3.

You do not need to choose the following UI Application Types to create an SAP Fiori elements-based user interface in the UI creation wizard:

• Mobile-Centric, Freestyle Application: This option allows you to create a mobile application using the SAP Mobile Development Kit (MDK).You can use this option to customize, deploy, and manage your iOS and Android apps in the cloud4.However, this option does not use SAP Fiori elements templates, but rather MDK metadata and rules5.
• Basic Multitarget Application: This option allows you to create a multitarget application (MTA) that consists of multiple modules, such as UI, service, and database.You can use this option to develop and deploy complex applications that span multiple technologies and platforms6. However, this option does not use SAP Fiori elements templates, but rather a generic MTA project structure.
• SAPUI5 Freestyle Application: This option allows you to create a freestyle SAPUI5 application that gives you full control over the UI design and logic. You can use this option to develop custom applications that require specific UI elements or features that are not available in SAP Fiori elements templates. However, this option does not use SAP Fiori elements templates, but rather a basic SAPUI5 project structure.

References:

• 1: Building the User Interface with SAP Fiori Tools
• 2: What Is SAP Fiori Elements? | SAP Help Portal
• 3: UI Elements | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines
• 4: SAP Mobile Application
• 5: SAP Mobile Development Kit | SAP Help Portal
• 6: Basic Multitarget Application
• [7]: Multitarget Applications | SAP Help Portal
• [8]: SAPUI5 Freestyle Application
• [9]: SAPUI5 | SAP Help Portal

Using SAP Business Application Studio, you use the Deploy action to upload your application to Cloud Foundry. The Deploy action allows you to build and deploy your application to the Cloud Foundry runtime environment. You can use the Command Palette tool or the Terminal in SAP Business Application Studio to perform this action. You need to have a valid Cloud Foundry account and a configured manifest file for your application12

References: 1: Deploying an Application to Cloud Foundry | SAP Help Portal 2: Deploying an Application to SAP Mobile Services | SAP Help Portal

Some characteristics of SAP Business Application Studio dev spaces are12:

• Allows adding additional tools from the optional extensions list. You can customize your dev space by adding optional extensions that provide additional tools and capabilities for your development scenario. For example, you can add the SAP Cloud Business Application extension to create full-stack applications using the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model. You can add optional extensions during dev space creation or later in an existing dev space.
• Offers a disk storage space of 10gb in trial and 4gb in free-tier and trial. You can use up to 10gb of disk storage space per dev space in the trial plan, and up to 4gb of disk storage space per dev space in the free-tier plan. These are the limits for the disk space that you can use to store your project files and binaries in your dev space. If you exceed these limits, you may encounter errors or performance issues.

You do not have the following characteristics of SAP Business Application Studio dev spaces:

• Allows providing dev-space access rights to other users. You cannot share your dev space with other users or grant them access rights to your dev space. Your dev space is a personal and isolated development environment that only you can access and use. However, you can share your project with other users by using a remote Git repository and collaborating on the same code base3.
• Allows both online and offline work. You cannot work offline in your dev space, as SAP Business Application Studio is a cloud-based development environment that requires an internet connection. You need to be online to access and use your dev space and its tools and capabilities. If you are offline, you will not be able to open or edit your project files, run or debug your applications, or deploy them to your target environment4.

References:

• 1: Dev Spaces in SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Help Portal
• 2: SAP Business Application Studio - Trial Account Restrictions
• 3: Sharing the Project via Git - SAP Learning
• 4: SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Help Portal

 The allowed file-type for importing sample data is CSV (comma-separated values). This is a simple and widely used format for storing tabular data. You can import sample data from a CSV file using the Sample Data Editor in SAP Business Application Studio. You can also download sample data from the SAP API Business Hub as CSV files. References:

• Adding Sample Data
• Adding Sample Data - SAP Learning