I have a nodejs application where I hard code an end point to an OData service in C4C system. The request is sent to C4C and then I display the result in nodejs console. The end point for C4C OData service: Qxl-cust233.dev.sapbydesign.com/sap/byd/oda… When I test this application locally, it works perfect.

var sURL = "https://qxl-cust233.dev.sapbydesign.com/sap/byd/odata/v1/opportunity/OpportunityCollection('00163E06551B1EE79E9E69D7F8F BCDCF')"; var username = 'WANGJER' var password = 'Saptest1' var options = { url: sURL, auth: { user: username, password: password }, headers: { 'Accept': 'application/json', 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } }; request(options, function (error, response, body) { // console.log('body:', body); var opportunity = JSON.parse(body); var line1 = "Opportunity name: " + opportunity.d.results.Name; console.log(line1); var line2 = "Responsible: " + opportunity.d.results.MainEmployeeResponsiblePartyName; console.log(line2); var line3 = "Opportunity id: " + opportunity.d.results.ObjectID; console.log(line3); var responseText = line1 + "\n" + line2 + "\n" + line3; res.send(responseText); res.send("another line"); // this line will cause error - repeated send response is not allowed });Copy the code

After I upload it to Cloudfoundry@SCP, it fails to work: I set breakpoint in C4C system and found that the request sent from SCP NEVER reaches C4C system. After some times, SCP received error message “502 Bad Gateway – Registered endpoint failed to handle the request”.

I checked in SAP community and find this thread Access cloud for customer Odata Service from HCP:

I am not sure whether the solution provided in that thread is really valid so far:



I didn’t find a place in SCP to “upload C4C Server Certificate via the Admin cockpit (at destination level)”.

Do you have some suggestion about this issue? I think it is a very common requirement especially in China ( connectivity between SCP and SAP cloud or on-premise system). It could be greatly helpful if you have some solution for this integration solution 🙂

I have a nodejs application where I hard code an end point to an OData service in C4C system. The request is sent to C4C and then I display the result in nodejs console. The end point for C4C OData service: Qxl-cust233.dev.sapbydesign.com/sap/byd/oda… When I test this application locally, it works perfect.

var sURL = "https://qxl-cust233.dev.sapbydesign.com/sap/byd/odata/v1/opportunity/OpportunityCollection('00163E06551B1EE79E9E69D7F8F BCDCF')"; var username = 'WANGJER' var password = 'Saptest1' var options = { url: sURL, auth: { user: username, password: password }, headers: { 'Accept': 'application/json', 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } }; request(options, function (error, response, body) { // console.log('body:', body); var opportunity = JSON.parse(body); var line1 = "Opportunity name: " + opportunity.d.results.Name; console.log(line1); var line2 = "Responsible: " + opportunity.d.results.MainEmployeeResponsiblePartyName; console.log(line2); var line3 = "Opportunity id: " + opportunity.d.results.ObjectID; console.log(line3); var responseText = line1 + "\n" + line2 + "\n" + line3; res.send(responseText); res.send("another line"); // this line will cause error - repeated send response is not allowed });Copy the code

After I upload it to Cloudfoundry@SCP, it fails to work: I set breakpoint in C4C system and found that the request sent from SCP NEVER reaches C4C system. After some times, SCP received error message “502 Bad Gateway – Registered endpoint failed to handle the request”.

I checked in SAP community and find this thread Access cloud for customer Odata Service from HCP:

I am not sure whether the solution provided in that thread is really valid so far:



I didn’t find a place in SCP to “upload C4C Server Certificate via the Admin cockpit (at destination level)”.

Do you have some suggestion about this issue? I think it is a very common requirement especially in China ( connectivity between SCP and SAP cloud or on-premise system). It could be greatly helpful if you have some solution for this integration solution 🙂

I have a nodejs application where I hard code an end point to an OData service in C4C system. The request is sent to C4C and then I display the result in nodejs console. The end point for C4C OData service: Qxl-cust233.dev.sapbydesign.com/sap/byd/oda… When I test this application locally, it works perfect.

var sURL = "https://qxl-cust233.dev.sapbydesign.com/sap/byd/odata/v1/opportunity/OpportunityCollection('00163E06551B1EE79E9E69D7F8F BCDCF')"; var username = 'WANGJER' var password = 'Saptest1' var options = { url: sURL, auth: { user: username, password: password }, headers: { 'Accept': 'application/json', 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } }; request(options, function (error, response, body) { // console.log('body:', body); var opportunity = JSON.parse(body); var line1 = "Opportunity name: " + opportunity.d.results.Name; console.log(line1); var line2 = "Responsible: " + opportunity.d.results.MainEmployeeResponsiblePartyName; console.log(line2); var line3 = "Opportunity id: " + opportunity.d.results.ObjectID; console.log(line3); var responseText = line1 + "\n" + line2 + "\n" + line3; res.send(responseText); res.send("another line"); // this line will cause error - repeated send response is not allowed });Copy the code

After I upload it to Cloudfoundry@SCP, it fails to work: I set breakpoint in C4C system and found that the request sent from SCP NEVER reaches C4C system. After some times, SCP received error message “502 Bad Gateway – Registered endpoint failed to handle the request”.

 

I checked in SAP community and find this thread Access cloud for customer Odata Service from HCP:

I am not sure whether the solution provided in that thread is really valid so far:



I didn’t find a place in SCP to “upload C4C Server Certificate via the Admin cockpit (at destination level)”.

Do you have some suggestion about this issue? I think it is a very common requirement especially in China ( connectivity between SCP and SAP cloud or on-premise system). It could be greatly helpful if you have some solution for this integration solution 🙂