Simple Spring Boot with Vaadin application using Vaadin Charts. It's using (though not have to) SAP HANA SHINE -demo database.

Made on top of excellent sample by Matthias Steiner: https://github.com/SAP/cloud-spring-boot-sample

mvn spring-boot:run -Drun.profiles=dev,standalone

When ran locally, a in-memory db will be used. In this case the db initialized with fraction of data from SHINE -sample database. This just to get things going locally.

To create a WAR file that can be deployed to SAP HANA Cloud Platform (Tomcat 8 runtime) execute the following command:

mvn -P neo clean package install

1. Create developer account at sap cloudplatform page
2. After successful registration, login
3. In SAP Cloud Platform Cockpit, create a new database:
   • Choose: Persistence/Databases & Schemas
   • Click new
   • Choose db system: HANA MDC, configure User for Shine true
   • Fill out rest to your liking (just remember those passwords :) )
   • Save
   • (Database creation takes quite some time, don't worry)
4. Once database is up, navigate to that db and from that view, click "SAP HANA Web-based Development Workbench"
5. If you're prompted for username-password use the ones you set in your shine -user
6. Choose "Catalog" (There should be a screen with options: Editor, Catalog, Security, Traces)
7. Expand Catalog and from under that you should have database (okay, not a db but catalog or schema or whatever) named as the user you made (default user was "shine", so by default the schema is "SHINE")
8. Open SQL -console and * copy demo sales-orders from shine-demo schema

NOTE: if your shine user is something else than "shine", change the table prefix to match it

Create table

CREATE COLUMN TABLE "SHINE"."sales_order"(
	"SALESORDERID" NVARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
	"HISTORY.CREATEDBY.EMPLOYEEID" NVARCHAR(10),
	"HISTORY.CREATEDAT" DATE CS_DAYDATE,
	"HISTORY.CHANGEDBY.EMPLOYEEID" NVARCHAR(10),
	"HISTORY.CHANGEDAT" DATE CS_DAYDATE,
	"NOTEID" NVARCHAR(10),
	"PARTNER.PARTNERID" NVARCHAR(10),
	"CURRENCY" NVARCHAR(5),
	"GROSSAMOUNT" DECIMAL(15, 2) CS_FIXED,
	"NETAMOUNT" DECIMAL(15, 2) CS_FIXED,
	"TAXAMOUNT" DECIMAL(15, 2) CS_FIXED,
	"LIFECYCLESTATUS" NVARCHAR(1),
	"BILLINGSTATUS" NVARCHAR(1),
	"DELIVERYSTATUS" NVARCHAR(1),
	PRIMARY KEY (
		"SALESORDERID"
	)
);

Copy data from demo

INSERT INTO "SHINE"."sales_order" (
	"SALESORDERID",
	"HISTORY.CREATEDBY.EMPLOYEEID",
	"HISTORY.CREATEDAT",
	"HISTORY.CHANGEDBY.EMPLOYEEID",
	"HISTORY.CHANGEDAT",
	"NOTEID",
	"PARTNER.PARTNERID",
	"CURRENCY",
	"GROSSAMOUNT",
	"NETAMOUNT",
	"TAXAMOUNT",
	"LIFECYCLESTATUS",
	"BILLINGSTATUS",
	"DELIVERYSTATUS"
)
SELECT
	"SALESORDERID",
	"HISTORY.CREATEDBY.EMPLOYEEID",
	"HISTORY.CREATEDAT",
	"HISTORY.CHANGEDBY.EMPLOYEEID",
	"HISTORY.CHANGEDAT",
	"NOTEID",
	"PARTNER.PARTNERID",
	"CURRENCY",
	"GROSSAMOUNT",
	"NETAMOUNT",
	"TAXAMOUNT",
	"LIFECYCLESTATUS",
	"BILLINGSTATUS",
	"DELIVERYSTATUS"
FROM "SAP_HANA_DEMO"."sap.hana.democontent.epm.data::SO.Header";

In SAP Cloud Platform Cockpit:

First time:

1. Choose Applications / Java Applications / Deploy Application
2. Choose war-file (in target folder, named sap-hana-vaadin-chart.war)
3. Run-time Name: Java Web Tomcat 8
4. JVM Version: JRE 8
5. JVM Arguments: -Dspring.profiles.active=neo
6. Deploy (But do not start the application)
7. Choose you database
8. Choose "Data Source Bindings"
9. Fill in username and password and save
10. Start your application

If you're only updating (meaning you've done the first time already), then just update your applications by giving a new war-file and restart application.

When launched, the application read all years available in database. With that info it fills the combobox. When year is chosen (first will be chosen by default) the chart will be re-drawn.

Vaadin Charts is a commercial tool - but with possibility for free open-source development - consult https://vaadin.com/charts to get a license