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[CAP] Fiori Elements – Display managed fields as value help

data-model.cds

using {
    managed
} from '@sap/cds/common';

entity managedEntity: managed {
    key ID    : UUID;
        field : String;
}

annotations.cds

using myService as service from '../../srv/myService';

annotate service.managedEntity with @(
    Capabilities.SearchRestrictions: {Searchable: false},
    UI.PresentationVariant         : {
        SortOrder     : [{
            Property  : createdAt,
            Descending: true
        }],
        Visualizations: ['@UI.LineItem']
    },
    UI.HeaderInfo                  : {
        TypeName      : '{i18n>myEntity}',
        TypeNamePlural: '{i18n>myEntities}',
    },
    UI.SelectionFields             : [
        createdAt,
        createdBy
    ],
    UI.LineItem                    : [
    ]
) {
    createdAt @UI.HiddenFilter : false;
    createdBy @UI.HiddenFilter : false;
};

[Windows] SHELL – Powerful context menu manager for Windows File Explorer

Shell is a context menu customizer that lets you handpick the items to integrate into Windows File Explorer context menu, create custom commands to access all your favorite web pages, files, and folders, and launch any application directly from the context menu. It also provides you a convenient solution to modify or remove any context menu item added by the system or third party software.”

https://nilesoft.org/

[Cloud Identity Services] Assign SuccessFactors user to IAS group via transformation

Source System: SuccessFactors
Target System: Identity Authentication

When using ias.api.version 1

https://blogs.sap.com/2021/03/29/ias-integration-with-sap-successfactors-application-2-sync-users-using-identity-provisioning-serviceips/

            {
                "condition": "$.emails[0].value =~ /.*@abc.com.*/",
                "constant": "DEV_IDP1",
                "targetPath": "$.groups[0].value"
            },
            {
                "condition": "$.emails[0].value =~ /.*@def.com.*/",
                "constant": "DEV_AzureAD",
                "targetPath": "$.groups[1].value"
            },

When using ias.api.version 2

https://help.sap.com/docs/identity-provisioning/identity-provisioning/enabling-group-assignment

         {
            "condition":"($.emails EMPTY false)",
            "constant":[
               {
                  "id":"00f8ab94-a732-48fa-9169-e51f87b8dcd5"
               },
               {
                  "id":"01231139-4711-4a28-8f9d-6745843ef716"
               }
            ],
            "targetVariable":"assignGroup"
         }

[nodejs] Create buffer from stream

Using a promise

const streamToBuffer= async () => {
        return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
                const chunks = []
                stream.on('data', chunk => chunks.push(chunk))
                stream.on('end', () => resolve(Buffer.concat(chunks)))
                stream.on("error", err => reject(err))
        })
}
const buffer = await streamToBuffer()

A stream is also iterable (see here), so you can also use for await...of (example)

        const chunks = []
        for await (const chunk of stream) {
            chunks.push(chunk)
        }
        const buffer = Buffer.concat(chunks)

[CAP] CQL Expand Composition / Deep read

In the documentation they always use a star in string literals like this o => o.`*` to select all fields, but when running this it always failed. However, after some tests I found that this format works with brackets o => o.('*')

https://cap.cloud.sap/docs/guides/providing-services/#–-deep-read

entity myEntity: cuid, managed {
    field1          : String;
    comp            : Composition of one myComposition;
}
 
aspect myComposition: cuid, managed {
    myCompField: String;
}
        const result = await SELECT.from(myEntity)
            .columns(e => {
                e('*')
                e.comp(c => c.myCompField) //expand composition, but only select 'myCompField'
            })

Update 14.09.2023: is now fixed (#)

[CAP] CQL Deep Update

A Composition of one can be updated via the Parent Entity, like we would do it, when dealing with an Association to one.

entity myEntity: cuid, managed {
    field1          : String;
    comp            : Composition of one myComposition;
}

aspect myComposition: cuid, managed {
    myCompField: String;
}
            const { myEntity } = srv.entities
            const EntityComposition = srv.entities['myEntity.myComposition'] // composition

            srv.after('CREATE', EntityComposition , async (comp, req) => {
                await UPDATE(myEntity, comp.ID)
                    .set({
                      comp : [{ myCompField: 'test' }]
                    })
            })

A Composition of many must be updated via the actual Composition Entity.

entity myEntity: cuid, managed {
    field1          : String;
    comp            : Composition to many myComposition;
}

aspect myComposition: cuid, managed {
    myCompField: String;
}
    const EntityComposition = srv.entities['myEntity.myComposition'] // composition

    srv.after('CREATE', EntityComposition , async (comp, req) => {
        await UPDATE(EntityComposition, { up__ID: comp.up__ID, ID: comp.ID }).set({ myCompField: 'test' })
    })

[SAPUI5] Place fields horizontally opposite each other

Because I always forget how to place a field at the beginning of a line and one opposite at the end, I create this post…

The easiest way to do this is using a Flex Box and the property justifyContent like in this sample: https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/#/entity/sap.m.FlexBox/sample/sap.m.sample.FlexBoxOpposingAlignment

<FlexBox alignItems="Center" width="100%" justifyContent="SpaceBetween">
    <Text text="Text1" textAlign="Begin"/>
    <Text text="Text2" textAlign="End"/>
</FlexBox>

Another way is a using a Toolbar and a ToolbarSpacer. But of course a Toolbar should only be used, when it makes sense to use a Toolbar.

<Toolbar>
    <Text text="Text1" textAlign="Begin"/>
    <ToolbarSpacer/>
    <Text text="Text2" textAlign="End"/>
</Toolbar>