A.1) Configure Hibernate for multi-tenancy
2) Configure a data source
3) Tenant onboarding and offboarding
4) Persisting and accessing the data

B.1) Configure a data source
2) Configure Hibernate for multi-tenancy
3) Tenant onboarding and offboarding
4) Persisting and accessing the data

C.1) Tenant onboarding and offboarding
2) Configure a data source
3) Configure Hibernate for multi-tenancy
4) Persisting and accessing the data

D.1) Configure Hibernate for multi-tenancy
2) Configure a data source
3) Persisting and accessing the data
4) Tenant onboarding and offboarding

A.Spring

B.Nest

C.Express

D.TomEE

E.Maven

F.JDK 8

A.As side-by-side extensions always rely on asynchronous patterns such as events there's no dependency to the core system. Thus updates to it don't affect the extension.

B.When upgrading to the next release the side-by-side extension is automatically checked for changing dependencies and updated accordingly

C.SAP APIs are guaranteed to be lifecycle-stable. Unless important changes happen in the backend application, the APIs will continue the same when the SAP application is upgraded to the next release

D.With side-by-side extensions residing in the SAP application, they are upgraded as well.

A.11

B.15

C.12

D.17

E.8

A.Make your field available via SOAP.

B.Make your field available via GraphQL

C.Make your field available in other languages.