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- Building your first connector
- Building your connector from an API definition
- Configuring the authentication
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- Example A: Build a connector from a blank canvas with Personal Access Token authentication
- Example B: Build a connector from a blank canvas with API key authentication
- Example C: Build a connector from an API specification with OAuth 2.0 Client credentials authentication
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Integration Service user guide
Last updated May 11, 2026
In the following example, we build a connector for SAP S4 ODataV2 from a blank canvas, using API Key authentication.
- Follow the same steps from Create the new connector.
- When you start configuring your API resources:
- Set the Base URL to:
https://sandbox.api.sap.com. - Select the Authentication type to: API key.
- Set the Base URL to:
- Next, edit the name of the API key parameter based on the custom header name for API key in SAP’s API Documentation (sample API resource reference: SAP Business Accelerator Hub).
The following images show the configuration required for building a custom SAP S4 ODataV2 custom connector: