The CAP
Sergio Cannelli
SAP Solutions and Innovative Design Specialist| SAP FULL STACK DEVELOPER
Most projects start with capturing the essential objects of their domain in a respective domain model. Find here an introduction to the basics of domain modeling with CDS, complemented with recommended best practices.
This guide introduces how to define and implement services, leveraging generic implementations provided by the CAP runtimes, complemented by domain-specific custom logic.
Learn how to use uniform APIs to consume local or remote services.
CAP provides intrinsic support for emitting and receiving events. This is complemented by Messaging Services connecting to message brokers to exchange event messages across remote services.
This guide provides instructions on how to use databases with CAP applications. Out of the box-support is provided for SAP HANA, SQLite, H2 (Java only), and PostgreSQL.
Guides you through the steps to internationalize your application to provide localized versions with respect to both Localized Models as well as Localized Data.
This guide extends the localization/i18n of static content, such as labels or messages, to serve localized versions of actual application data.
CAP provides out-of-the-box support for declaring and serving date-effective entities with application-controlled validity, in particular to serve as-of-now and time-travel queries.
This guide teaches how to how to develop, deploy and operate CAP applications in a secure way.
CAP helps application projects to comply with data privacy regulations using SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) services.
Learn here about deployment options of a CAP application.
Introducing the fundamental concepts of multitenancy, underpinning SaaS solutions in CAP. It describes how to run and test apps in multitenancy mode with minimized setup and overhead.
Learn here about intrinsic capabilities to extend your applications in verticalization and customization scenarios.