When you go there you will see 5 downloadable objects:īut out of these 5, I only had to install the 2 UI add-ons via SAINT.
The software you can download from > Software download > Installation and upgrades > A-Z index > F > SAP Fiori > SAP Fiori for Suite > FIORI ERP APPLICATIONS X2 To get the basis of the system up-to-date I installed the following patches via SPAM:Īnd I installed the FIORI ERP APPLICATIONS X2 1.0 as add-ons via transaction SAINT.
The installation came automatically with the following patch level:Īnd the installation of SAP ECC 6.0 Ehp7 came with kernel version 741 Just for your information I installed this SAP ECC system on AWS on a m3.large server. I have installed SAP ECC 6.0 Ehp7 and I used the integrated Gateway which comes already out of the box when you install this system. So just to be clear: normally you choose a system setup with a separate frontend server (with Gateway) and backend system (with SAP ERP for example). To keep the costs low I choose a system setup with 1 combined frontend and backend system. I realize that the below steps only apply to the system I installed (with the specific release and patch level) and the app I choose (because each app has specific after care), but it will gave me an idea what technical steps are needed and where I found the documentation and software.Īs I said, this is for me only a way to get hands-on experience with Fiori. Now that the Fiori apps are included within the SAP software, I wanted to know (as a SAP technical basis consultant) what the steps and the effort would be to get one app up-and-running.Īlthough there is a lot of Fiori documentation available, I had trouble to get an overview of the technical steps to get one Fiori app working.
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