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C_LCNC_2406 · Question #65

In SAP Build Work Zone, what can you use to enable notifications from third party apps?

The correct answer is A. Side-by-side extension. Side-by-side extensions (A) are the correct mechanism for enabling third-party app notifications in SAP Build Work Zone - they act as a bridge between external systems and the Work Zone notification framework, allowing non-SAP applications to push alerts into the launchpad…

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Question

In SAP Build Work Zone, what can you use to enable notifications from third party apps?

Options

  • ASide-by-side extension
  • BSAP Mobile Start Configuration
  • CMy Inbox
  • DLaunchpad Plugins

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    93% (26)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • D
    4% (1)

Explanation

Side-by-side extensions (A) are the correct mechanism for enabling third-party app notifications in SAP Build Work Zone - they act as a bridge between external systems and the Work Zone notification framework, allowing non-SAP applications to push alerts into the launchpad without modifying the core system.

Why the others are wrong:

  • B (SAP Mobile Start Configuration) governs how content is displayed in the SAP Mobile Start app, not how notifications are sourced from third parties.
  • C (My Inbox) is a task/workflow inbox for approval tasks, not a notification integration point for external apps.
  • D (Launchpad Plugins) extend the UI behavior of the launchpad itself (e.g., adding custom shell-level UI), but are not designed to pipe in external notification feeds.

Memory tip: Think of "side-by-side" as standing beside a third-party system and passing its messages into Work Zone - it's always the answer when the question involves integrating something external without touching SAP's core code.

Topics

#third-party notifications#side-by-side extension#Work Zone integration

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