Unfortunately, SAP did not anticipate that a component would be deployed in an app.
In principle, however, it is possible to place and deploy a component in an app.
A component in an app with the namespace com.test.1 cannot be deployed again in another app because the namespace in the app index can only be unique.
Therefore, this approach can no longer be followed and the so-called Central Deployment should be recommended.
However, we can use this limitation to our advantage and create a dummy app with the necessary spreadsheet importer version. This means that all spreadsheet versions can be deployed in one step and used as a central component and only one BSP object is created.
A PoC was successful and the concept can be developed further.
marianfoo
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2 months ago
Unfortunately, SAP did not anticipate that a component would be deployed in an app. In principle, however, it is possible to place and deploy a component in an app. A component in an app with the namespace com.test.1 cannot be deployed again in another app because the namespace in the app index can only be unique. Therefore, this approach can no longer be followed and the so-called Central Deployment should be recommended.
However, we can use this limitation to our advantage and create a dummy app with the necessary spreadsheet importer version. This means that all spreadsheet versions can be deployed in one step and used as a central component and only one BSP object is created. A PoC was successful and the concept can be developed further.