To configure the launchpad for content consumption with custom catalogs, groups, tiles and target mappings and custom applications, you use the launchpad designer and transaction PFCG. In addition, you register the custom applications.
In contrast to scenario 3 , applications (extended SAP applications or custom applications) are integrated in the launchpad. These applications need to be registered in the target mapping or in transaction LPD_CUST.
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Web resource | SAP Fiori apps reference library | Browse the reference library for application of interest and determine which FLP catalog contains the application of interest |
Frontend server | Transaction LPD_CUST |
Register custom applications and transactions you want to expose to the launchpad. Note SAPUI5 applications can be registered in LPD_CUST but it is
recommended to do it directly in the target mapping.
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Launchpad designer Note
It is recommended to start the launchpad designer on CUST layer. |
Catalogs You have the following options:
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It is recommended to create customer-specific catalogs rather than adjust catalogs shipped by SAP. Changing a catalog delivered by SAP on CUST layer, decouples the catalog from changes on CONF layer. If SAP delivers new applications in the catalog, they cannot be integrated into the same catalog on CUST layer without losing the changes done by the customer. |
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Groups Create a business group and fill it with content from the new catalog(s) Note
See Creating or Removing Groups.It is recommended to create customer-specific groups rather than adjusting groups shipped by SAP. |
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Target Mappings Create a new target mapping. The launchpad needs the mapping to find the target application during intent-based navigation. |
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Tiles Create a new tile and specify the navigation intent matching the one configured in the target mapping. See Configuring Tiles. |
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Backend system |
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