OData Standards Resources on the Web
OData (Open Data Protocol) is a standardized web protocol for building and consuming RESTful APIs, and developers use it to expose and query data over HTTP in a uniform way. Its origins and standards resources are documented through tutorials such as Learn about OData's origins and Get to know the OData standards resources on the Web. In SAP BTP development, OData services are commonly accessed via destinations configured in the SAP BTP Cockpit, which provide the connection details needed to reach remote systems.
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- Concept OData Origins and History The provided sources do not contain enough grounded information to produce a reliable definition for an undefined concept. Please supply a valid concept name and supporting source snippets so that an accurate, source-grounded definition can be written.
- Concept EDMX and CSDL XML Structure The concept name was not provided, so a precise definition cannot be written. Please supply the concept name so it can be accurately defined based on the available sources covering OData metadata documents, OData standards resources, and OData vocabularies.
- Concept OASIS Standards Body and Technical Committees OData (Open Data Protocol) is a standardized web protocol for building and consuming RESTful APIs, and developers use it to expose and query data sources over HTTP in a uniform way. SAP leverages OData extensively to enable integration between SAP systems and external clients, such as SAP Fiori applications.
- Concept OData Specification Lifecycle Stages (cs, cos, os) OData (Open Data Protocol) is a standardized web protocol for building and consuming RESTful APIs, and developers use it to expose and query data from SAP services in a uniform, interoperable way. SAP provides learning resources on the web to help developers get familiar with the OData standard and apply it when building or consuming SAP services.