SAP OData to MCP Server

# Deployment Guide ## Prerequisites 1. SAP BTP Global Account with CloudFoundry environment 2. Cloud Foundry CLI installed and configured 3. MBT (Multi-Target Application Archive Builder) installed 4. Access to on-premise SAP system 5. SAP Cloud Connector configured (for on-premise connectivity) ## Step-by-Step Deployment ### 1. Prepare BTP Environment ```bash # Login to Cloud Foundry cf login -a https://api.cf.{region}.hana.ondemand.com # Target your org and space cf target -o your-org -s your-space ``` ### 2. Configure Destination in BTP You must create a destination in SAP BTP to connect to your on-premise SAP system. This destination should use **Basic Authentication** and the **virtual hostname** configured in SAP Cloud Connector as the URL. #### Option 1: Use the default destination name - Create a destination in BTP with the name `SAP_SYSTEM`. #### Option 2: Use a custom destination name - Create a destination in BTP with a name of your choice. - Set the environment variable `SAP_DESTINATION_NAME` to your chosen destination name when deploying the application. #### Example Destination Configuration - **Name:** SAP_SYSTEM (or your custom name) - **Type:** HTTP - **Authentication:** BasicAuthentication - **Proxy Type:** OnPremise - **User:** [your_sap_username] - **Password:** [your_sap_password] - **URL:** https://[virtual-hostname]:[port] (as configured in SAP Cloud Connector)  For more details on creating destinations, see the [SAP BTP documentation](https://help.sap.com/docs/btp/sap-business-technology-platform/creating-destinations). ### 3. Build the Application Use the following npm script to build the application and generate the MTAR archive: ```bash npm run build:btp ``` This will compile the project and create the MTAR file in the `mta_archives` directory. ### 4. Deploy the Application Use the following npm script to deploy the MTAR archive to SAP BTP: ```bash npm run deploy:btp ``` This will upload and deploy the application to your Cloud Foundry space.