Multi-Target Applications for the Cloud Foundry Environment

You can create and deploy a Multi-Target Application for the Cloud Foundry environment as described below:

• Using the SAP Web IDE for Full-Stack Development as described in Developing Multi-Target Applications - both the development descriptor mta.yaml and the deployment descriptor mtad.yaml are created automatically. The mta.yaml is generated when you create the application project, and the mtad.yaml file is created when you build the project.

  Development descriptors are used to generate MTA deployment descriptors, which define the required deployment data. That is, the MTA development descriptor data specifies what you want to build, how to build it, while the deployment descriptor data specifies as what and how to deploy it.

• Using the Multi-Target Application Archive Builder tool - as described in Multi-Target Application Archive Builder. Afterward you deploy the MTA using the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface.

  To learn more about	See
  Multi-Target Application development descriptor	Inside an MTA Descriptor
  How to deploy the Multi-Target Application	Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface

• Manually - create the required files manually and deploy them using the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface

  To learn more about	See
  Multi-Target Application deployment descriptor	Defining MTA Deployment Descriptors for Cloud Foundry
  Multi-Target Application archive	Defining Multi-Target Application Archives
  Multi-Target Application extension descriptor	Defining MTA Extension Descriptors
  Multi-Target Application module types and parameters	MTA Module Types, Resource Types, and Parameters for Applications in the Cloud Foundry Environment
  How to deploy the Multi-Target Application	Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface