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Setup Facility Manager Application

The app allows you to maintain workstation details of the employee. Currently, "Brisbane, AUS" is the default, which can be adapted via config.js.

From a technology perspective, the application is written in JavaScript and running on Node.js.

You can either clone the code from GitHub or download and extract the ZIP file provided to your local file system.

Configure the Application

  1. Clone the project:
git clone https://github.tools.sap/refapps/btp-extension-sf-advanced-event-mesh.git

  1. Open aem.json file from the cloned project.

  2. Fill all the necessary details

{
    "type":"amqp",
    "username":"<To be Filled>",
    "password": "<To be Filled>",
    "url": "<To be Filled>",
    "port": 5671,
    "management":{
        "uri":"<To be Filled>",
        "msgVpnName": "<To be Filled>",
        "username": "<To be Filled>",
        "password": "<To be Filled>"
    }
}

  • Fill the username, password and url from the AMQP connection details that we copied in Step 7.

    Note: Fill without amqps:// prefix for the url.

  • Fill the management uri, msgVpnName, username and password from the SEMP REST API credentials that we copied in Step 8.

  1. Open the srv/config.js file and configure the relevant topics.
  • Enter the location code to subscribe to the events published from the SAP SuccessFactors for the particular location. For example, to listen to events publish from Brisbane, AUS set the topic as emp/transfer/8510-0002

Build the Application

Note: Follow steps 1-4 in the Deploy Your Multi-Target Application (MTA) tutorial.

  1. From the project root directory, build the MTA module:
mbt build

This creates a mtar file <xxx.mtar> in the current folder.

Deploy the Application

  1. Open a command line window.

  2. Log in to the account and space:

cf login -sso

or alternatively log in to the account and space using your SAP BTP credentials:

cf login
  1. Deploy the module to your current Cloud Foundry space:
cf deploy <path/to/mtar>
  1. The deployment can take some minutes. After successful deployment, check if all the services have been created:
cf services
  1. In the deploy log, find the URL of your deployed app.

Example URL: facilityadmin-router.cfapps.eu10.hana.ondemand.com

Using the command CF apps you can always look up this information.

  1. Open the URL of your deployed UI application in a browser.