How you want to set this up, is of course up to you (and you can change it later too). Again since my purpose is demo and I won’t be having any sensitive data, I simply press the Disable Passcode button. On the next screen, SAP Fiori Client asks you to setup a passcode, if wanted, or not. The app will check if it’s a valid Fiori URL (to a launchpad or an app) and if you get any error, make sure you have a correct url with no typos. Here enter the url to your Fiori Launchpad (or paste it) and click OK. Next you will see a screen that let’s you enter an url: Open the app and you will see a start screen with a (longer) explanation text and a Login button. On your mobile device, download the SAP Fiori Client app if you haven’t already. You could for example send an email to yourself, so you can later copy and paste it from your mobile device. It will look something like below: I recommend to copy this URL, unless you want to type the whole url yourself, including the long siteId 😉. When you enter your site either by opening it or by editing, you need to find the direct URL. Since my purpose is demo, I’ll be using the SAP Cloud Platform Portal Service, where I’ve created a Fiori Launchpad Portal site (there are tons of guides and an openSAP course if you need help with this).
Please note I will be talking about the SAP Fiori Client app from Apple’s App Store (meaning iOS) but I assume it will be similar on other devices. I’m adding this, since I had a rough start myself, trying to figure out what to do.
So below follows a super simple and rather short guide, for how to setup/configure and use the SAP Fiori Client app. I personally always wanted to show (or proof sometimes) how Fiori Apps look on a mobile device, directly from my mobile – and not only through browser emulation. The SAP Fiori Client app is a simple app, which you can use to connect a Fiori Launchpad (or to an app directly in fact).
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