C_CPE_2409 · Question #14
To consume a service from an on-premise system with CAP, which of the following must be configured?
The correct answer is B. Destination Service D. Cloud Connector. Consuming an on-premise service from a CAP application on SAP BTP requires both a Destination Service (B) and a Cloud Connector (D) working together. The Cloud Connector establishes a secure tunnel between your on-premise network and BTP, exposing internal systems to the cloud…
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To consume a service from an on-premise system with CAP, which of the following must be configured?
Options
- AAPI Management
- BDestination Service
- CEvent Mesh
- DCloud Connector
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A8% (3)
- B72% (28)
- C21% (8)
Explanation
Consuming an on-premise service from a CAP application on SAP BTP requires both a Destination Service (B) and a Cloud Connector (D) working together. The Cloud Connector establishes a secure tunnel between your on-premise network and BTP, exposing internal systems to the cloud without opening inbound firewall ports. The Destination Service stores the connection configuration (URL, authentication credentials, proxy type) that CAP uses at runtime to locate and reach that on-premise system via the tunnel.
A (API Management) is for exposing and governing APIs - rate limiting, analytics, policies - not for consuming on-premise services. C (Event Mesh) is a message broker for asynchronous, event-driven communication, irrelevant to synchronous on-premise service calls.
Memory tip: Think "CC → DS → CAP" - the Cloud Connector digs the tunnel, the Destination Service holds the map, and CAP follows the map through the tunnel. You need both the path and the address.
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