SAP CodeJam Mobile - Poland 2013

SAP CodeJam on Mobile

Warsaw and Wrocław Developer Experience, SAP

May 2013

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SAP CodeJam in 2012


Welcome to SAP CodeJam Mobile in Poland


SAP in Mobile Enterprise Applications Platforms

Source: „Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application Platform”, Gartner, April 2012


Consumer-style apps for business: SAP Fiori

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jeo0REvmjg


Consumer-style apps for business


SAP Runs SAP: http://SAPRunsSAPMobile.com

20,000 iPhones

19,000 iPads

16,000 BB

3,500 Androids

Pilot Windows 8

http://saprunssapmobile.com/

http://saprunssapmobile.com/

SAP: Learn and Practice


Enablement: SAP Developer Center

Developer licenses

for SAP technologies Legal framework

Trial editions

Developer editions

Hosted environments SAP technologies

Building blocks

Getting started

Blogs

Forum

http://scn.sap.com/community/developer-center/


Self-Learning Options: SAP Developer Center on Mobile

http://developers.sap.com/mobile

http://developers.sap.com/mobile

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Thank you

Contact information:

Vitaliy Rudnytskiy

Developer Experience

@Sygyzmundovych

[email protected]

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Paradigms

in Mobile Computing Styles of Mobile Development that are Relevant Today


Non-scalable approach to building Mobile Apps

Vendor 1 App

Vendor 2 App

Vendor 3 App

Vendor n App

Vendor 1 Server

Vendor 2 Server

Vendor 3 Server

Vendor n Server

Backend System

1

Backend System

2

Backend System

3

Device T1

Device T2

Device T2

Device T1

Device T2

Device T2

Device T1

Device T2

Device T2

Device T1

Device T2

Device T2


Mobile Enablement Functions Understanding the total picture

Mobile Enablement

Functions

Represents 80% of the total cost of

implementing your own infrastructure

Costly and time consuming

Requires skill sets which are not core to

business

Secure connectivity to business systems

End to end security and authentication

Application versioning and lifecycle management

Multi-device and multi-OS platform support

Usage analytics and reporting

End to end traceability

Represents 20% of the total cost of deploying a mobile

strategy

Can be accelerated with partners and off-the-shelf

applications


The power of a platform Optimization, reusability, maintainability, scalability

There is no one-size-fits-all approach, but there are several use cases with different recurring

architecture patterns that must be supported consistently

Services

platform

for mobile

B2E

B2B

B2C

Challenges and requirements Qualities and features

Skill-set diversity

Application diversity

Rapid evolution

Heterogeneous landscape

Enable world-class tools

Reusable platform services

Device/platform agnostic

Embrace open standards


The platform value proposition

Open platform

millions of developers

Flexible framework

native, HTML, or business

analysts

SDK and tools

fast and productive

Reusable services and

frameworks

consistent and extensible

Developer

Open platform

easily extensible

Seamless integration and

centralized management

optimized TCO

Industry standard security

assurance and control

App platform + app mgmt

end-to-end mobile lifecycle

management

Admin

Platform approach

consistent app experience

Self service portal

user empowerment

BYOD enabled

user choice

Enterprise app store

discover new apps and

capabilities

User


SAP Mobile Platform Product description

SAP Mobile Platform is a mobile application development platform that enables developers to simply and

quickly build B2E, B2B and B2C applications that connect business data to mobile workers on any device,

at any time

Connect to any SAP or non-SAP data source and

application

Create amazing mobile applications using native and

third-party IDEs and SAP SDKs and libraries:

authentication, data integration, synchronization,

3D visualization, and reusable components

Deploy native, hybrid and metadata driven mobile

applications from the device of their choice:

iOS / Android / BlackBerry / Windows 8 /

Windows Phone 8 / Windows Mobile

SAP Mobile Platform

SAP

HANASAP Systems 3rd Party

Native, Hybrid, Meta-Data Driven, SMS Apps

iOS Android BlackBerry Windows 8


Architectural Break-down of a Mobile Solution

•Player

•Hybrid Web Container

•Native

•SMS

•Development Tools

•User Onboarding

•Authentication & Authorization

•Connection Management.

•Application Settings

•Resource Bundles

•Encryption Services

•Central Monitoring, Logging, Tracing

•Web-services

•Synchronization

•SMS

•W3C SOAP

•OData

•JSON

•Mobilink Protocol

•Angel Protocol

•SAP JCO

•JDBC Mobile Application

Consumption Model

Mobile Enablement Functions

UI Implementation

Model


Client Paradigms Why we support them all?

Player

Native

HWC

SMS

Agentry 6.x

SMP 2.2

Mobiliser 5.x

Agentry

Mobiliser 5.x

Agentry

Mobiliser

SUP SUP

SMP 2.3

Q3 2013

SMP 3.0

Q4 2013


Player Type Applications

Pros:

Design Once Deploy Many

Auto App Updates

Codeless

Offline Capable

Cons:

On Device Complex Calculations tedious

UI Control Set Limited

Device support limited

Good Use Cases:

Field Force Automation

Sale Force Automations

Bad Use Cases:

Novel UI Requirements

Consumer Oriented

Player


Hybrid Web Container Applications

Pros:

Design Once Deploy Many

Massive Development Community

Large Device Support

Cons:

No implicit Sync Model for Offline

Apple Rules

Resource Intensive - > User XP

Good Use Cases:

Lightweight workflow apps

Online lookup apps

Consumer Oriented

Bad Use Cases:

Heavy process driven apps with offline requirements

Hybrid Web Container


Native Applications

Pros:

Maximise Performance

Maximise User XP

Direct Access to Peripherals

Cons:

Expensive

Specialized Skills

Rewrite for each Device Type

Updates require redeploy

Good Use Cases:

Specialized Interfaces (3D)

Process Intensive Apps

UX important

Bad Use Cases:

Consumer oriented (cost)

Native


SMS Applications

Pros:

Large Device Support

No App Deployment

Simple and Intuitive

Cons:

User XP Limited

Spam

Cost to user

Good Use Cases:

mCommerce Apps

Loyalty Apps

Utility Apps

Bad Use Cases:

Complex process driven

SMS


SAP Mobile Platform Master brand for unified platform

In 2013, the SAP Mobile Platform will deliver multiple options for customers:

Deployment

B2E / B2C

App architectures

Agentry Mobiliser SUP

SAP Mobile Platform

Native

Hybrid

Metadata driven

SMS-based

Cloud version

On-premise version

Enterprise edition

Consumer edition Consumer Enterprise

SAP Mobile Platform

iOS Android BlackBerry Windows 8


Mobile Platform Development Tools / SDK

B2E apps

SAP’s end-to-end solution strategy A comprehensive enterprise mobile portfolio

SAP/Sybase build Ecosystem

B2C apps

Partner

Banking Retail

Travel &

hospitality

Media &

entertainment

Telco

Automotive

SAP Mobile Platform

Industry LoB Analytics Partner Custom

Mobile application platform with development tools/SDK and framework

Mobile Enterprise

Application Platform (MEAP)

Mobile Consumer

Application Platform (MCAP)

On-premise SAP HANA Cloud

Sencha

Appcelerator

PhoneGap

SMP 2.3 Architecture


SMP Architecture Agenda

High Level Software Architecture

Deployment Options

High Availability

Infrastructure Architecture & Security


SMP 2.3 Software Architecture

AGENTRY EDITOR(ECLIPSE

WITH AGENTRY SDK PLUGIN)

SAP SOLUTION MANAGER /SAP CHANGE AND TRANSPORT SYSTEM

(CTS)HP LOAD RUNNER

SERVER

SAP MOBILE WORKSPACE(ECLIPSE

WITH SAP MOBILE SDK PLUGIN)

MANAGEMENT CONSOLE(SYBASE CONTROL CENTER)

SAP MOBILE PLATFORM 2.3

MOBILEBUSINESSOBJECTS(MBO)

HYBRID WEB CONTAINER

NATIVEAPPLICATIONS

ANDROID

BLACKBERRY

iPHONE / iPAD

WINDOWS /WINDOWS MOBILE

ODataInterface

OTHER DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTS

SUCH AS SENCHA, CORDOVA, APPCELERATOR

REST

AGENTRY(SQL/JAVA/

WebServices/File APIs)

AGENTRYAPPLICATIONS

DATABASES

SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

WEBSERVICES

SAP NETWEAVERGATEWAY

SAP NETWEAVERWITH AGENTRY

PLUGIN


SMP High Level Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native

SMS

SMP Platform Components


SMP SDKs and Development Tools

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native

Platform Services Mobile SDK’s


SMP Player Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native



SMP Player Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native Meta Data

Repository

JCO

JDBC

Agentry Editor

SCC

Java

Integration

Code

Agentry

Runtime

Agentry

Addon

Triggers, Stored Proc


SMP HWC Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native



SMP HWC Open Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native

SCC

NWGW

Any JavaScript UI

Framework


SMP HWC MBO Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native

SCC

SAP Mobile SDK +

Any UI Framework

Cache

DB

JS API

MBO

Operations

Queries

Load


SMP Native Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native



SMP Native Open Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native

SCC

NWGW

Any Native

Framework


SMP Native ODP Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native

SCC

SAP Mobile SDK +

Native

ODP API

OData Proxy

NWGW


SMP Native MBO Application Software Architecture

DB

ERP

RFC

SOAP

WS

RESTful

WS

OData

WS

Player

Hybrid Web

Container

Native

SCC

SAP Mobile SDK +

Native Framework

Cache

DB

Object API

MBO

Operations

Queries

Load

Sync

SMP 2.3 Deployment Options


Common Deployment Questions

Can you deploy SMP servers on VM infrastructure?

Windows or Linux?

How Many Machines?

What should the Spec Be?

How do we scale?

How do we deal with the DMZ?

What about SSL?


Deployment on a Developer Machine

Laptop Spec:

Mid to High End

Recommended:

Quad Core (64 bit)

8GB Ram

Windows 7 Pro 64bit

40Gb Free


Deployment of a Single Node Development Server

Server Spec:

Mid to High End

Recommended:

Quad Core (64 bit)

8GB Ram

Windows 2008 R2 64bit

40Gb Free

Development Server


Deployment of a Multi Node QA Environment

Quad Core (64 bit)

8GB Ram

Windows 2008 R2

64bit

40Gb Free

Cluster Node 1

Data Tier

Cluster Node 1

Reverse Proxy

Quad Core (64 bit)

8GB Ram

Windows 2008 R2

64bit

100 Gb Free


MS Cluster in Active Active

Deployment of a Multi Tier Production Environment

Quad Core (64 bit)

8GB Ram

Windows 2008 R2

64bit

40Gb Free Cluster

Node 1

RP1

NON VM MS

CLUSTER AA

Quad Core (64 bit)

8GB Ram

Windows 2008 R2

64bit

100 Gb Free

Cluster

Node 2

Cluster

Node 3

RP2

Load Balancer


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