Introduction

Master the art of SAP Fiori development with our collection of hands-on practice exercises. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, our exercises will help you master the intricacies of SAP Fiori and build modern, intuitive and user-friendly applications. From basic exercises like creating a simple Fiori application and working with the SAPUI5 framework, to advanced exercises like customizing the Fiori launchpad and implementing security features, we’ve got something for everyone. Our step-by-step instructions and detailed explanations make it easy for you to follow along and improve your understanding of SAP Fiori. With our practice exercises, you will be able to build professional, high-quality applications and advance your career as an SAP Fiori developer. Optimize your skills, improve your knowledge and get ready to take on any Fiori challenge with our SAP Fiori practice exercises.

SAP Fiori Basic Exercises

1. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that displays a list of items using the control “sap.m.List”. Bind the items to an OData model and use the property “items” to set the data.

2. Create a simple SAP Fiori form that includes several input fields, such as “sap.m.Input” and “sap.m.ComboBox”. Bind the form fields to an OData model and use the property “value” to set the data.

3. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.m.Table” control, bound to an OData model. Use the property “items” to set the data and “columns” to define the structure of the table.

4. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.ui.chart.Chart” control, bound to an OData model. Use the property “data” to set the data and “dimensions” to define the structure of the chart.

5. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.m.TabContainer” control, with multiple tabs. Each tab should include a different control, such as a “sap.m.List” or “sap.m.Table”.

6. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.m.SplitApp” control, with multiple pages. Each page should include a different control, such as a “sap.m.Form” or “sap.ui.chart.Chart”.

7. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.m.NavContainer” control, with multiple pages. Each page should include a different control, such as a “sap.m.List” or “sap.m.Table”.

8. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.m.Page” control, with a header and a footer. Use the property “content” to add different controls, such as a “sap.m.List” or “sap.m.Table”, to the page.

9. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.m.Dialog” control, with a title and a message. Use the property “content” to add different controls, such as a “sap.m.Input” or “sap.m.Button”, to the dialog.

10. Create a simple SAP Fiori application that includes a “sap.m.Carousel” control, with multiple slides. Each slide should include a different control, such as a “sap.m.Image” or “sap.m.Text”.

Note: These are basic exercises, and it assumes that you have a good understanding of SAP Fiori and are able to use related tools and transactions.

SAP Fiori Advance Exercises

1. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “List Report” template. The application should display a list of items using the control “sap.m.Table” and should support features such as sorting, filtering, and pagination.

2. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Object Page” template. The application should display detailed information about a specific item and should support features such as navigation, actions, and related information.

3. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Worklist” template. The application should display a list of items using the control “sap.m.Table” and should support features such as sorting, filtering, and pagination. Additionally, the application should also support features such as multi-selection, deletion, and editing of items.

4. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “KPI” template. The application should display Key Performance Indicator (KPI) values using the control “sap.suite.ui.microchart.BulletChart”. Additionally, the application should also support features such as drill-down and navigation to related information.

5. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Analytical List Page” template. The application should display a list of items using the control “sap.ui.table.Table” and should support features such as sorting, filtering, and pagination. Additionally, the application should also support features such as grouping, filtering, and charting of the data.

6. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Fiori 2.0” template. The application should support features such as responsive design, theme switching, and personalization. Additionally, the application should also support features such as navigation, actions, and related information.

7. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Object Stream” template. The application should display a stream of items using the control “sap.m.FeedList” and should support features such as sorting, filtering, and pagination. Additionally, the application should also support features such as creating, editing, and deleting items.

8. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Analytical Card” template. The application should display analytical data using the control “sap.f.cards.NumericHeader” and support features such as drill-down and navigation to related information.

9. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Quick View” template. The application should display detailed information about a specific item in a compact format and should support features such as navigation, actions, and related information.

10. Create an SAP Fiori application using the “Fact Sheet” template. The application should display detailed information about a specific item in a structured format and should support features such as navigation, actions, and related information.

Note: These are advanced exercises, and it assumes that you have a good understanding of SAP Fiori and can use related tools and transactions.