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‎tutorials/cp-cap-java-app-studio/cp-cap-java-app-studio.md‎

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4. Choose **`CAPTutorial`** as the name for your dev space and **Full Stack Cloud Application** as the application type. Continue with **Create Dev Space**.
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<!-- border -->![choose space name and type](select-app-type.png)
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<!-- border -->![Shows the selection of available dev spaces, as well as their predefined and additional extensions.](select-app-type.png)
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By selecting **Full Stack Cloud Application**, your space comes with several extensions out of the box that you will need to develop CAP applications. For example, CDS tools are built in. This saves unnecessary setup time.
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The creation of the dev space takes a few seconds.

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‎tutorials/cp-cap-java-deploy-cf/cp-cap-java-deploy-cf.md‎

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2. Add the following code to the newly created file and make sure you **Save** the file.
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```YAML
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applications:
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- name: bookstore
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path: srv/target/bookstore-exec.jar
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random-route: true
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buildpacks:
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env:
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JBP_CONFIG_OPEN_JDK_JRE: '{ jre: { version: 17.+ }}'
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JBP_CONFIG_SPRING_AUTO_RECONFIGURATION: '{enabled: false}'
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SPRING_PROFILES_ACTIVE: cloud
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services:
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- bookstore-hana
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applications:
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- name: bookstore
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path: srv/target/bookstore-exec.jar
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random-route: true
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buildpacks:
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env:
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JBP_CONFIG_OPEN_JDK_JRE: '{ jre: { version: 17.+ }}'
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JBP_CONFIG_SPRING_AUTO_RECONFIGURATION: '{enabled: false}'
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SPRING_PROFILES_ACTIVE: cloud
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services:
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- bookstore-hana
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The manifest describes the name of the application, the path where the application archive can be found and runtime type. In this tutorial Java Buildpack is used to deploy Spring Boot application from a single JAR archive using Java 17.
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The manifest describes the name of the application, the path where the application archive can be found and runtime type. In this tutorial the Java buildpack is used to deploy your Spring Boot application from a single JAR archive using Java 17.
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The route of the application, meaning the HTTP endpoint where it will be available, will be randomized to prevent clashes with other application routes.
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‎tutorials/cp-cap-java-hana-db/cp-cap-java-hana-db.md‎

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### Deploy database artefacts to SAP HANA
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### Deploy database artifacts to SAP HANA
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4. Create an SAP HANA service instance and implicitly push all artefacts to the database using:
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4. Create an SAP HANA service instance and implicitly push all artifacts to the database using:
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>The Java system property `-Dspring-boot.run.profiles=cloud` ensures that the default configuration using H2 as the database, which is still defined in the `application.yaml`, doesn't get activated.
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You can observe the log line `Registered DataSource 'ds-bookstore-hana'`, which indicate that the SAP HANA configuration was picked up.
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3. Open the file `requests.http` and execute one of the requests that create an order, by choosing **Send Request** above it.
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‎tutorials/cp-cap-java-security-cf/cp-cap-java-security-cf.md‎

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With this, your application uses this instance of Authorization and Trust Management Service (XSUAA) to manage authentication of users for your application. You will create the instance with that name in the next step.

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‎tutorials/cp-cap-java-security-local/cp-cap-java-security-local.md‎

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‎tutorials/cp-cap-java-service-reuse/cp-cap-java-service-reuse.md‎

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5. When you open the URL in a new tab, you will see a welcome page. To see the books data click on **Books** directly from the welcome page.
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> Instead of clicking on the Books entry on the welcome page, you could simple add `/odata/v4/BooksService/Books` to the URL.
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6. To read the localized German example data, append the query parameter `?sap-language=de` to the URL. For example, `<APP_URL>/odata/v4/BooksService/Books?sap-language=de`. Try to switch the language between German (`de`) and English (`en`).
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6. To read the localized German example data, append the query parameter `?sap-locale=de` to the URL. For example, `<APP_URL>/odata/v4/BooksService/Books?sap-locale=de`. Try to switch the language between German (`de`) and English (`en`).
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Great Job! You have successfully developed the bookstore application and reused your products service from the previous tutorial.
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